My father was recently admitted to this facility. He is a middle stage dementia patient and wears hearing aids. The hearing aids are paramount to interacting with him. (more on this later) He is a fall risk. My mother addressed her concerns with him falling out of bed. The staff response was as follows: "We can put some pads down in case he falls and hopefully he won't injure himself" Medical staff that has never seen him or evaluated him, told only the patient (a dementia patient) that he had suffered a stroke.---not the case at all. I want him clean, treated with dignity, safe and a modicum of attention paid to him. During the last visit, at roughly 2pm: -He was sitting by himself in a wheelchair facing the wall. -He looked disheveled, unkept and did not have his hearing aid on. The staff mentioned he was uncooperative and unresponsive. Without the hearing aids, he cannot hear well at all. The longer he goes without wearing them, the worse it gets through the course of the day. The only reason he is here is due to the urgency on our (the family side of things) This will not be our long term choice. Not happy with this facility at all. read more

I would trust this nursing home. Garland Road Nursing Home has been my home for 3 years.They treat you with respect and they treat you are like family. My mother was here for a year and half and they good care of her. Yes I would say Garland Road Nursing Home is very amazing place I would recommend Garland Road Nursing Home. read more

I would trust my most prized people- my grandparents under the care here. It is truly amazing care for a population who deserves nothing but the finest. read more

All the employees should be drug tested. The all look stoned out of their gourds and they all talk about it constantly.