Gracy Woods I Nursing Center

This place needs more attention in keeping it clean, ducking very dirty and staff don’t keep up with patients being cleaned

After visiting my grandfather multiple times I've become extremely concerned about his care. Most recently I arrived in the afternoon on a weekday and noticed my grandfather was in a diaper so wet that I could have rung it out myself, and had sheets that clearly had not been changed in days! I proceeded to the nurse's station where multiple nurses were sitting around talking, laughing, and eating peanuts. After expressing my concern, I was met with attitude and statements like "he must have just woken up," by a few nurses, including one named Kiki, who didn't seem to speak much English; there was a huge language barrier. A little later I spoke with the Director of Nurses Tony Brewer who was very defensive and combative about my concerns, acting as if I were exaggerating. It's clear they have a huge lack of respect for the residents and their families, and they are very dismissive. Getting a family member into a nursing home and squaring away all state requirements for their care is hard enough; I shouldn't have to worry about the lack of his care. I will soon be looking for a new nursing home! In addition I’ll be contacting the state to investigate the entire nursing home if these are the employees they are choosing to hire!

Growing better every day

This facility is very elegant and welcoming! Beautiful on the inside and out! Professionalism at its best 👌

Staff is okay , one thing I noticed is that they need to feed people with Diabetes and Diabetic meal . I was visiting my niece and they came and checked her blood sugar and it was 278 I told the lady that’s high and her comment was well what do you expect she’s DIABETIC and I said well you’ll should be controlling it and not have that attitude. They feed her pasta for lunch and bread and a brownie . THATS NOT A DIABETIC LUNCH. In my opinion because I’m diabetic myself.