Once known as Forest View Rehabilitation Center, before the state shut it down, but was recently…read morepurchased and remodeled by Priutt Health and reopened in December of 2010. I have been visiting this place every other week for about 2.5 years and its one of the nicer places you will find. The staff are friendly and the residents nice and always seem to enjoy the activities provided them as well as the care

The only positive note about this place was that they had a Nurse-Navigator (Julian) who…read morecoordinated care and communication between various offices there. My partner was there for 2 months, recovering from surgery after a previous nursing home sent him home with a massive chest infection. He was completely bed-bound and had serious pressure sores from the previous nursing home which were not taken seriously at Carolina Point. He was left in wet diapers for hours and his anxiety disorders exacerabated by having his call bell ignored. Shortly after he got there, someone threw away his dentures from his nightstand, in the case with his name on it and took six weeks to arrange to replace them. In that time, he was supposed to have pureed food, as he couldn't chew anything, and it was only occasionally provided. I was there once when dinner was served (un-pureed) and when he said he couldn't eat it, the server went and came back with a ham sandwich and said that was the only option. I ended up pureeing food at home and bringing it to him for most of that time. The end result was that they sent him home immediately after his dentures were replaced, August 25, 2025 and two days later it was discovered that the pressure sores on his feet were so badly infected there was rot. He was back to the hospital for surgery, and the surgeon did manage to save his right foot, but the infection is still being fought (it had reached the bones in his heels) and he will likely lose his left foot, which is not responding to treatment. It was only after all this that I discovered Carolina Point had one star out of a possible five from the NCDHHS and also a red flag for not reporting a complaint of patient abuse.

I had a Heart Attack three months ago. My Doc recommended this program. I enjoy going plus I can…read moretell a huge difference in my health. The Staff is welcoming from the front to your exit. They're amazing!

Cardiac rehab great teamwork and staff very organized and knowledgeable about the patient care and…read moretreatment plan

my husband has been there 1 week for a hip rehab he has dementia and is a difficult patient .They…read morework very good with him he likes the staff , he favors MeMe and Jonathon but they are all very good with him trying to keep him in the bed is difficult I would recommend this center to anyone . They check on him consistently even feeding him when necessary they are patient and kind for that I am truly grateful it gives me a chance to get things ready for him to come home. THANK YOU FOR YOU DEDICATION Bonnie Duke

Horrible, if you have a choice avoid this place. Specialist were mostly good, but general nurses…read morewere lacking care and compassion. Dad had glaucoma and they would not give his drops. We bought his drops and they confiscated them. He had to be re-admitted to DRH via ambulance and no one from Treyburn even bothered to notify the family. We did receive a call from DRH, who was excellent!!

I spent almost 6 weeks at Hillcrest in Durham recovering from a fractured femur after a fall at…read morehome. Hillcrest came highly recommended by medical providers, friends and neighbors. We had extensive experience with hospitals and out-patient facilities over the years, both for our own needs, as well as those of family members. Hillcrest stands out as one of the very best facilities we've ever come across. The most important thing about Hillcrest may be the quality and commitment of its staff, from on-site doctors and nurses to the CNAs, OTs/PTs, maintenance (Mike) and other support staff. A special shout-out to Scott (OT), AnnMarie and Kris (PTs) for knowing when to push and when to back off, and to being so incredibly upbeat at every step. They are highly skilled and carry out their duties every day with a warm, welcoming and cheerful outlook that gives the center a rare, down-home feel. Nurses (Heather, Chantel, Mustapha) are really attentive and stop by to listen and chat about music; CNAs (Rhonda) even bring flowers from home when I've had a bad day. Apologies to those many staff I haven't named; you're all wonderful and made our stay worthwhile! Hillcrest's facilities are clean and airy. There are patios for getting some fresh air and well-equipped workout rooms to support rehab. Even the food at Hillcrest is worth writing home about!. Internet/WiFi access is spotty at best and is an area that needs attention. So, if you need a rehab facility for yourself, family or friends, you would do well to seek out Hillcrest. FYI, I think one of the key factors behind its consistently high ratings is that it's been family-owned and operated since it began operations in 1951. It retains a family vibe that other facilities owned and operated by equity partners, hedge funds and large chains lack.

I had care at Hillcrest for each of my knee replacements. I was especially impressed with the…read morequality of care and the beautiful building. This facility is well managed and it's very professional. I met personally with the manager and the dietician, who both went over and beyond in their help. Thank you! The facility also provided free coffee, which was real special. There was a well stocked library along with board games, as I recall. A small chapel held a service on Sunday. The food was fantastic and meals were served in a beautiful dining area. A special touch were the beautiful aquariums. Physical therapy was great! My PT was Filipino and she was so kind and patient. This place is special and I wish I could have stayed there when I broke my shoulder a few months ago.

I have had the best experience with NCCPT. I have terrible lower back problems for which I am…read moreputting off surgery as long as possible. Kyle, my therapist, has worked with me to put together a program of exercises and stretching that have helped tremendously. I added dry needling to the mix, which has been a Godsend. Kyle seems to be able to find the exact location of knots and tension and to target them for release with perfect precision. I get much relief from him and this therapy. I have worked with other therapists as well. To a one, every staff member (clinical and administrative) is friendly, competent, funny, and a joy. I cannot recommend this practice enough.

After a knee replacement I received PT @ NC Center for Physical Therapy. The entire experience was…read morevery positive. Having multiple mobility issues, My therapist Abbey worked diligently to improve not only My knee flexibility and strength but other areas in need of strengthening to insure I could be able to walk in a safe, sure manner. I enjoyed the genuine care and concern for My well-being. I found the entire staff to be caring ,respectful and knowledgeable.

I believe this will be a good fit for my dad. I was discouraged at first, but the administrator…read morejumped right in and did everything to help me.

The facility is grossly understaffed and lacks motivation to provide quality care to its patients…read more Please avoid this facility if possible.

They lost my dad's medicine and his list. They do not bathe residents regularly. I went to pick him…read moreearly and he had feces on his buttox and legs. Disgusting. The intake room looks nice and clean, but actual rooms are a horror movie. My dad has dementia and he was there for a scheduled 10 days for respite care. We got him out after learning about the sub standard care halfway through. I still get upset a year later, just thinking about how bad it was.

They promised a referral bonus to the kitchen staff, when it was time to pay. They changed and said…read morethat only nurses staff.