Memorial Gables is the best nursing home for loved ones of any age. The staff is wonderful and…read moreresident are treated with the out most respect. Resident's happiness and safety is first priority. Just like any nursing home, all resident is unique and different; and are cared for by the facility. The Gables provides superior therapy options and church services, the food isn't bland and has wonderful flavors. Laundry services and housekeeping is available, and the staff does wonderful job keeping rooms clean and well kept. Even will gladly sew clothes back together, with resident permission. The Gables have a hair salon with an outstanding stylist, and provides many different activities and outings. Family and residents have full access to a kitchen area placed in Long Term and Special Unit. Beautiful fenced in backyard with amazing landscape for residents to explore and get fresh air. During pandemic, the gables maintain safe distancing and still provide activities for the resident to enjoy and interact. Gables support all culture and talent; the facility takes time to learn about each resident and their families. They do have a special care facility for resident that need extra love and attention, with well train staff. Long term unit, is for resdident that choosed to live at the Gables, and grow bigger bonds with all staff. Skilled is the Gables Rehab Center, the Skilled unit is where residents are recovering from surgery and/or waiting for a permanent room to be open. Gables works over and beyond to provide the best care needed for their residents and the families involved with the resident! Residents are treated as VIPs at all times. Highly recommend for your loved ones to get the best care there is!

This facility is highly rated so I'm willing to consider our family's experience as an anomaly, but…read moreI also think others would benefit from what we learned. My father was going to stay there for two weeks to recover from major back surgery. Upon our arrival, the staff was unorganized, the orientation was rushed, and it became quickly (and frighteningly) apparent that no one was even slightly familiar with his case, nor were they receptive to our suggestions for his care or our warnings as to what he would need in light of his present condition. Within four hours of his admission, he'd already fallen and spent an hour on the floor, waiting for someone to check on him. (This someone ended up being another family member, not staff.) After that, we had a family member stay in the room 24/7 to act as a safeguard and advocate until we could get him out of there, which we did within 32 hours. Again, this may not be typical of what usually goes on at the Gables, but our family was not going to take any chances. I'd suggest you investigate the facility and its protocols thoroughly before admitting a loved one and, if you do decide to use them, make sure well in advance that the staff has actually read the patient's medical file.