I'm on the fence with many things about this facility as a whole. Basic knowledge and common…read moreprocedures seem to not be explained to everyone. I feel it is poor training but I think we can all understand how boring training can be and how we don't always remember key parts. That being said, as with every place from food to hotels to even places such as this, you have good and bad. The employees at the bottom are the ones who make it or break it. The top leadership seems to be clueless about HIPPA regulated things. It is chaos trying to get anyone to answer a question without being transferred 3 or more times. With Covid-19 I know different regulations are in order but when I go to see my granny through the glass I have been given a myriad of excuses and new rules depending on the staff. Nothing is consistent and with dementia care people consistency is very important! I'm not sure that is the case but since we can't go inside I can't honestly say. All I have to initiate my comment is my personal interaction which is hit or miss. As I mentioned earlier, the people at the bottom usually make or break a facility! This is abundantly true and I have to say there are some of the best employees that work here. There are those true diamonds on the rough that you pray a facility keeps because they are amazing! Olivia constantly goes above and beyond when I call to talk to my grandmother. This was even before the newly updated phone system they just got. Nisa was so caring one day to assist my grandmother with a phone so while I was seeing her through the glass we could actually talk to each other. Nisa thank you for blessing both of us by doing that! Wayne, I can't say enough about this man! He is consistent. He is present! Every time he answers the phone I know I will get to talk to my granny. It might be I need to call back in a bit but he is always kind and tells me when he thinks a good time would be so I get the best conversation with her and it works with what the staff are doing! He is a key player with communication and I really appreciate him! Blanca has also been sweet. She has been learning some things there and by trial and error by wrong or miscommunication about how things work we learn what is suppose to be done. I saw we because what she didn't know one day she corrected the following day with me. It was nice to have her explain to me what should be done and not be rude when I explained I didn't know of the procedure the previous day. We both gained knowledge which is how it should work! Lastly, there was a precious lady yesterday, I didn't get her name, but I was visiting through the window and my grandmother needed to be excused for a minute. She was gone a bit of time and this woman saw me standing there for a good minute asked if I was being assisted. Just her acknowledging that I was there, had been there a while, and ensuring I wasn't standing outside for the sunshine showed that even though they are busy and taking care of our loved ones they also try to take care of us, the families. Sorry this review is so long everyone but if you really want to know about a place you have to know good and bad not just bad. All people and places can have bad days... it is how many of those days are bad that makes you question. So thank you to the hard workers and especially the few I listed by name! You guys rock and I appreciate each of you!

They don't care what orders your doctor sends. The physical therapy is awesome, and that's all…read more They are very short handed and a lot of agency nurses and CNAs with very little experience come there to work and they're pretty much lost the whole time they are there. The staff aren't very friendly to anybody. There are a few good nurses and CNAs that do their jobs very well, but there are so many bad nurses and bad CNAs that are there just for a paycheck and do a horrible job. The food is awful and I stayed sick most of the time from eating terrible and spoiled food. I would not recommend this place to anybody until they weed out all the awful people that work there.

OK. They desperately need more wash/dry machines. Totally inadequate for residents' needs…read more Improve food variety, quality and quantity. .Add some fun "pop up " rotating food choices, like crepes with cherries, muffin bar, frozen entrees that' are quick to microwave on demand.

I went to the Craig for Rehabilitation. In The Rehabilitation department is a very sweet, caring ,…read morethat helps with with your Rehabilitation. Her name is Pam I give her stars.Thank you Pam for helping me get my life back.

I'm giving them one star because the director of nursing, the admissions coordinator, the…read moredietician, and very few staff members were actually really great! HOWEVER, the quality of day to day care was absolutely horrible and frightening for my mom and my daughter who stayed with her the first 6 days of her care. After day one, my mom wanted to leave by day two she was so determined to leave she went above and beyond what PT and OT were asking her to do so she could get out asap. She went in on a Monday and left that Thursday the same week. She really needed 2 weeks of care after a major abdominal surgery. In addition to poor care, their food was something from the 1950's - a lot fried, greasy, salty food and sugary desserts!! My mom had 2 feet of her small intestines taken out and needed to be on a diet that was completely the opposite of what they served. My mom eats healthy foods and needed a lactose-free, gluten-free, low sodium, no sugar diet and this place could not meet her dietary needs. I could not believe the type of unhealthy food they served the elderly. Thankfully my daughter was there to advocate for her. Unfortunately, the staff did not care. Multiple times they got my mom's food wrong, even after we were told it would be changed. I even had some food delivered from the local grocery store that would meet her dietary needs and they still got it wrong. Multiple times, my daughter was the one helping her to the bathroom, giving her a shower, and getting her the food she needed. My daughter should have been the one getting paid because she did the majority of their work for them. Housekeeping, especially in the bathrooms, was not sanitary. If my daughter had not been there, I truly believe my mother's health would have declined because she would not have been able to eat, she would not have been able to get to the bathroom in time or have a clean bathroom to do her business, and they would have just kept her doped up on meds. I would NOT recommend this place to my worst enemy.

Both my parents are 98 and and we have experienced most of the rehabilitation facilities available…read morein Amarillo. Some more than once. I rate Five Points the absolute best ; head and shoulders above all the others in the city. This type of work is extremely challenging as you have hundreds of patients and each with unique demands and challenges. Their professional staff care for each patient with genuine interest and concern. If there is something being missed and the patient or their sponsors will communicate that need to the staff, they will take care of the issue in a timely and professional manner-- with a welcoming attitude and a smile. The upbeat, positive attitude of the employees is one of the primary attributes that sets them apart from other facilities . The exercise staff is truly the best. They work to help the patients improve physically and mentally , and they do it in a manner that makes the patients feel important. They don't just go through the motions in their workouts; as much as the physical challenges they provide, they provided warmth and emotional encouragement at the same time. If the patients want help and want to improve, they will get what they need from these professionals. The food is excellent and the dining room is always bright and extremely clean. If you ask they, will adjust food requests to your taste and needs. The entire facility is kept clean and spotless and even the cleaning and support staff have a positive and helpful attitude. They host daily games, challenges, entertainments to help improve the spirits of all the patients that want to participate. When my time comes Five Points is were I'll get checked in ; I've seen almost every facility in Amarillo. The challenge is to go visit a facility before you get yourself are someone you love admitted.