Mom was there a couple weeks after surgery. She had her ups and downs. They like to pass blame…read morearound so we'll probably never know who was truly responsible for some of the rough patches. If you have a loved one checking in, I recommend not starting on a Friday because they will use the weekend as an excuse for not having medications and equipment ready to serve the patient for the first weekend there. Comparing this center to the one my Dad stayed at in 2012, I'd still pick this one 100 times more than the other. We appreciated the private sitting rooms/dining room for visitors to use.

Country Club is clean, comfortable and feels like home. The nursing team truly cares for residents…read moreand there are always have lots of fun activities going on, like bingo, musical performances and exercise classes.

Well, I don't know about anyone else but this lady is my chiropractor of choice and has been for…read moreseveral years. Getting ready to schedule another appointment this morning. I urge anyone reading this to give her office a call. You will not regret it!

Even putting aside my skepticism of chiropractice, which is based on the principle that many things…read morewrong with you are related to your spine and being "out of line", (which is BS btw) I went to Stephens family chiropractic as a cheaper alternative for seeing a doctor about a minor ache/sprain and found that SC was a less than satisfactory experience. First off, the receptionist is terrible at communicating, on the phone and in person, this caused confusion on my part, making me think that SC knew anything about sports medicine. This is a faulty claim in my opinion. When I asked, does she have any sports medicine knowledge, I have an injury related to that, she clearly told me that she could investigate my problem. When I got there, she didn't even know the difference between a kyphotic position and a thoracically extended position, nor what rhomboids were, and just said, "well, you just need to be aligned" oh really? So she cracked my back and neck (I've got buddy's that can do it better) and sent me on my way after talking some Mumbo jumbo about electro shock acupuncture for a secondary session to heal my back. 20 minute wait, 10 minute procedure, 25 bucks. No thanks, learned my lesson, sucking it up and going to a real physician this time! Don't accept this placebic practice, I know people that go back every week, they think it's the only way to keep the pain at bay. Don't buy that. Go to a doctor or physical therapist and get help once and for all.