SilverSpring Health and Rehabilitation Center

Silver Springs Nursing and Rehabilitation is a wonderful place! The facility is always very clean, fresh, and welcoming. As soon as you walk through the doors, you notice how good and clean everything smells, which shows how much care goes into keeping the facility comfortable for everyone. The staff is absolutely wonderful—friendly, caring, compassionate, and always willing to help. They treat the residents with kindness, dignity, and respect and truly make them feel at home. The food is great, and you can tell that effort is put into making sure the residents have enjoyable meals. Overall, Silver Springs Nursing and Rehabilitation has a warm, caring atmosphere, an amazing staff, great food, and a beautifully maintained facility. I would highly recommend Silver Springs to anyone looking for a clean, comfortable, and caring place for their loved one. ❤️

Great place. When you first walk in smells good people are friendly. A lot of activities going on People moving around you get greeted, which is a plus. And most importantly, the food looks delicious. So I would say, if you were looking for a place to put your mom or dad this would definitely be a place that I would put my loved one.

Do not bring your loved one to this facility for hospice care. It was recommended to us by our dads VA case manager.and our experience has been horrible. Staff is kind but does not have the knowledge or capacity to care for dying patients. Despite charging 500 dollars a day for 24/7 care almost all care has to be requested or provided by family. He was left for hours without being checked on. When dad was in pain or struggling to breathe staff would come in give meds and leave leaving dad to suffer and family to struggle and panic. No support was provided to patient or family no compassion was shown. They wouldn’t even allow him to use more than one of there pillows. They seemed to busy to care. They were frequently short staffed and almost every time we called there was some excuse as to why they were unable help him or meet his needs. Dad required a hoyer lift and two person assist and they often did not have two aides able to help so family needed to assist on a daily basis. I can only imagine what it would be like for families unable to take FMLA or be there all day. They prioritized passing out trays and picking up trays over patient care and we were rarely able to get any support between the hours before or after mealtime. We had to complain to administration for provision of basic needs like turning, feeding or changing his clothes. We finally started doing all of it ourselves. There is no death with dignity here and a true level of incompetence that words will never appropriately convey. Its been one of the most painful, frustrating, traumatic experiences of our lives. If you care about your loved one do not bring them to this facility.

Staff is very knowledgeable and you can tell they really care

I have lived here at the building for 3 months. It’s been good, they’ve all been good to me! Everyone is the bestest here.