I liked to hear it, Autumn Care of Cornelius this was a good facility with Good staff. The food was…read morebetter Then my previous facility I was out in the bed was very comfortable. Much appreciation to everyone who helped me out along the way.

I can easily say that this is the worst medical care I have ever received. This is the first…read morereview I have left on a facility--in general, it takes a lot to upset me. I am compelled to let others know what they may face in Autumn Care of Cornelius. It was recommended by the hospital that I receive rehab after treatment for a severe break in my femur. I was given a list to choose from with star ratings. Autumn Care of Cornelius had only a 2 star rating, but a woman visited my hospital room and really encouraged me to try their facility-- that the poor rating was an old rating and they were a 4-5 star facility currently. She showed beautiful pictures and we were impressed with what she had to say. I checked other ratings online and the ratings were wide ranging. We decided to give it a go because it was close to home. As I was being transported to the place, I got a call from a neighbor warning me that many of the members of the neighborhood were "aghast" that I had opted for Autumn Care of Cornelius. I figured "What the heck--I am pretty laid back, easy to please, and it's only for a few days anyway". I am so sorry I didn't listen to them. I have been treated for years for chronic pain, due to a failed spinal fusion and peripheral neuropathy. As a psychologist, I am well aware of the dangers of addiction and opioid use, but my treatment at ACOC was nothing less than torture. My pain level from the accident was extreme, but it was never treated adequately. They would only give about half the medication I was taking for pain PRIOR to the accident. My new injury wasn't being treated at all and it was joined by pain from my prior condition. After hours of unrelenting pain, I begged them to contact my pain doctor and my husband even brought in my prescription bottles to show them my baseline pain treatment levels, but they wouldn't budge. They said since I was scheduled to leave the facility for an appointment with my pain doctor in 2 days, that I could just have him send recommendations back with me and they would honor them. I suffered through 7-8 level pain for 2 days, came back from my appointment with recommendations of my regular pain treatment plus a little extra that I could request for an extreme break out of pain. I was so relieved that I was going to get some relief, but very little changed in the next day, so I demanded to be released. They tried hard to convince me otherwise. One nurse tried to explain that some of the staff were misreading the dosage of the pill given (no excuse at all!) Ironically, the Physical Therapy team was outstanding, but I can't recommend you send your loved one there due to the unresponsive medical team. It is hard to give even 1 star. I encourage you to heed the warnings that I ignored.

The owner was so helpful over the weekend trying to line up services for my husband if we needed…read morethem. It turns out that my husband does not need in home assistance at the his time, but William and his staff are at the top of my list if we need anything should my husband or I ever need home help

Home Helpers of Lake Norman cares about you like family. They go above and beyond the call to make…read moresure your loved ones are comfortable and well cared for. I highly recommend Home Helpers to anyone looking for in-home assistance short or long term.

My Dad has been at JSL, Mooresville location, for almost five months. We are so blessed that Gino…read morecontacted us. The staff has been so caring and kind to my Dad and we feel he is getting wonderful care at JSL. Gino and Jessica have been great and they are wonderful communicators with us. We highly recommend JSL for your loved one.

As a close neighbor to the Joyful Senior Living home, I have gotten to know the Owners a bit…read morethrough neighborly conversations. I couldn't imagine more concerned and caring people then them to have established this needed care home in Huntersville. I see the improvements they make for the convenience of the residents. It is heartwarming when family members as well as caregivers take the residents for a stroll or more likely a "roll" through our neighborhood on nice days. They provide planned activities for the residents and have even invited at least one of our elderly neighbors to come for a visit and join in with the group. It is a welcoming, caring and overall nice place to be. Paul B