ZERO stars for Pineview Rehab. My uncle with dementia recently stayed there and was STARVED to…read moredeath, literally. He was left a tray of food, no assistance( which he required to eat). Clearly not bathed. Clothes in a ball on his wheelchair. Only out of bed when family were there. Denied to have food or coffee( stone cold) to be heated. Zero answers to call bells. I witnessed my Uncle push the call bell to be taken to bathroom to poop, I finally went to the nurses' station to which I was told that he will just poop his pants. I took him myself...and he went. Dentures were STUCK in his mouth everytime I went there...never cleaned( No denture tabs ever used except by me). He died 9 days after spending 2 weeks there. SHAME on this place. Our elderly population need and deserve better( particularly the demented). I tried to have him moved..was told it would be against med advice and medicare would not pay. Disgusted and saddened. Zero response when higher ups were called. LOOK ELSEWHERE

This is now called Pineview Rehabilitation and Nursing Care. Do not take your loved one there…read more Our loved one was placed into this facility because of dementia, a persistent UTI and a Kennedy bedsore. The staff dId not pick up after themselves in the patient's room so it was always dirty. At 14K a month our loved one got the opposite of what was needed. With the dementia our loved one's hands got shaky and it was hard to get the food to the mouth. But the staff just plopped the tray down and left and the staff did not make sure our loved on had enough to drink, even water. Then when the dementia progressed and our loved one no longer wanted to eat, the staff were told to wake our loved one up to force feed our loved one which caused aspiration pneumonia. Our loved one got more bed sores on the heels and neck. Although Pineview advertises "comfort care," even worse, our loved one suffered in writhing pain, because not enough pain medication was given there, as an evaluation at the Hospital had recommended.. As family members, when we pointed out our concerns in care, we were gas lighted and told that our loved one was fine even though we could see with our own eyes that the opposite was true. Blessedly our loved one had to go back to the hospital and was placed on hospice there where our loved one passed in peace and dignity.

I work here and all of my coworkers are really hard workers…read more The residents are really well taken care of. Plus the residents are also really nice. The residents get treated with much respect.

Trusting Dunwoody with my parents' care is a decision I deeply regret. My father contracted COVID…read morefrom another resident while living there and later passed away due to complications. During one of the most devastating moments of our lives, Dunwoody made everything harder. Within one hour of returning from the funeral, Dunwoody hand delivered an eviction notice to my mother and was given 72 hours to find a new place to live. The lack of compassion and human decency was shocking. All bills were paid and up to date. Thankfully, we found Brightview community where my mother is thriving and is treated with respect and genuine care. I would not wish our Dunwoody experience on anyone.

We moved our dad here after a rough start with another care facility. I have been impressed and…read moreoverwhelmed (in a good way) with the incredible compassion and care that has been provided to my father. The facility is clean and inviting, and my father reports that the food is good. The staff is very caring and attentive, calm and always gracious. I love how they interact with all the residents!

This place is sketchy at best. Call-lights were not answered, my mom wasn't given pain meds on…read moretime, staff was argumentative. Overall terrible experience.

THANK YOU to DONNA Rachlin for all of her time, explanation, consideration and assistance. She read…read moremy needs, likes & wants perfectly and did a great job of putting together the pieces of my puzzle to my satisfaction! I look forward to moving in shortly. Sue Yahraes

Be warned - Bellingham is building out, adding new residents daily. Unfortunately services -…read morespecifically dining services - are not responding to this increase in population. Running out of menu selections (including frozen premade desserts, yes something as simple as ordering & then thawing for service), wait times of 30+ minutes ( single person waiting for seating), food still being served well out of safe temperatures ("hot" foods served at 100 - 110*, "cold" food s served at room temperature. Bottom line is that Bellingham's efforts are solely directed towards increasing resident population with little thought on quantity of life/services for existing residents. I could not recommend this facility friends & family.