For the most part care was good There were some awfully rude staff. We were sent to get coffee for my dad and my mom who was visiting in the cafeteria and when we asked for creamer a lady said its thete snd we told her there was none she made it a point to whisper to another lady and look like we stole the creamer or something. I asked what the issue was and she was so rude.my issue with things like this happening are 1. People who have loved ones going through hard times are u der stress themselves they need compassion. 2. Insurance paid enough that if my mom and dad wanted 20 creamers they should be able to get those. JS. For thr most part other staff was good they attended to my dad quickly.i do think alot of miscommunication between thr hospital and rehab happened which caused for alpt of stress.i would recommend skyland over any other place locally.room was a good size. Rehab room was nice. One hallway smelled like permanent pee and with names on all the doors im not sure how that aligns with hippa.SOCIAL WORKER JOSALYN WAS AMAZING SHE GETS THR JOB DONE AND ADVOCATED FOR PATIENTS VERY WELL! SHE NEEDS TO BE RECONIZED FOR THE GREAT JOB SHE DOES read more

Wow, can I screw stuff up. The previous review that could be viewed here has been moved to the correct place of business. I had the names of two businesses confused (e.g. I thought that "Torned" on the hill was "Lovely" down by the river, when it was the complete opposite). I have to apologize to Skyland for my mistake. Sorry! So, I will be blunt. My grandmother died here. It is a place that I trusted. It does not feel like a resort, but like a bustling, warm, small hospital. Everyone is very friendly. It feels like a home despite the clinical trappings. The employees were efficient and had hearts. I felt very comfortable talking to them. My grandmother's doctor was knowledgable and had a nice manner. You could tell that he cared about people. The rooms were clean. Some were shared. Patients can have photos on the wall and mementos on the bedside table. My grandmother needed help feeding herself, so they helped feed her. Help is always nearby. It is a hard decision to place someone you love in the care of others outside of your home. I did not have to make that decision for my grandmother, but it still affected me. There's a saga there and past that. I have seen the bad side of people when death is imminent. Sometimes a person dying in their own home is not the best situation. I am glad that Skyland was there for my grandmother. (Updated 2/2/16.) read more