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My dad was admitted for rehabilitation with a broken hip and collar bone. He did so well there with the rest and rehab. The physical therapists (Jason and others) were so great. His CNAs (Jordyn and many others) were very helpful and sweet to him. The administrative staff was helpful and professional were present every time I visited, which was often, about every other day. Dad is up walking again and is even driving a bit. Thank you from our family CCC of Unicoi!
Great environment, great people made me feel at home and welcome since day one.
I am writing to formally express my concern regarding a recent social media post made by a staff member at Christian Care Center of Unicoi County. I found the content of this post to be inappropriate, misleading, and disrespectful toward the residents who live in your facility. From my understanding, the post implied that candidates visiting the facility were taking advantage of residents or speaking with individuals who may not be capable of making informed decisions. I want to be very clear, this paints an inaccurate and harmful picture of the residents in your care. Not every individual in…
I am writing to formally express my concern regarding a recent social media post made by a staff member at Christian Care Center of Unicoi County. I found the content of this post to be inappropriate, misleading, and disrespectful toward the residents who live in your facility. From my understanding, the post implied that candidates visiting the facility were taking advantage of residents or speaking with individuals who may not be capable of making informed decisions. I want to be very clear, this paints an inaccurate and harmful picture of the residents in your care. Not every individual in a nursing home or assisted living facility suffers from dementia or lacks decision-making capacity. Many long-term residents are cognitively intact, score well on their BIMS assessments, and are fully capable of making their own decisions, including exercising their right to vote. Living in a care facility does not remove someone’s rights as a citizen, nor does it make them incapable of understanding or participating in the world around them. There are also regulations and safeguards in place that prevent candidates from engaging with individuals who are not legally able to vote. Staff members are present during these interactions to ensure residents are protected. Suggesting otherwise is not only incorrect, but it is also damaging to the dignity of the residents and the reputation of your facility. Additionally, I understand there were comments made regarding a candidate not speaking with staff. This is not unusual. Staff members are working, and the purpose of these visits is to engage with residents who are registered voters. This should not be portrayed as negative behavior. What is most concerning to me is that this post came from a staff member who is not directly involved in resident care decision-making. For someone in that position to publicly make statements that misrepresent residents and imply a lack of competency is completely inappropriate. Even more concerning is the apparent lack of action taken by management to address or correct this behavior. I have a family member who resides at your facility, and they are still valued and a important member of our community. I want to emphasize that the direct care they receive from your nurses and CNAs has been excellent. Their compassion, professionalism, and dedication do not go unnoticed, and I am truly grateful for the care they provide every day. However, the actions of other staff and the lack of accountability from management are deeply disappointing. Allowing a post like this to remain unaddressed reflects poorly on the leadership of your organization and raises concerns about how residents are perceived and represented by your team. I am personally offended on behalf of residents who are fully capable of thinking for themselves and exercising their rights. They deserve to be treated with dignity, respect, and fairness at all times, both inside the facility and in how they are portrayed publicly. I would appreciate a response regarding how this situation is being addressed and what steps will be taken to ensure this does not happen again in the future.
My mom had great things to say about the staff on hall 3. they were very attentive and made her feel like family. The nurses and CNA's Were wonderful. When I ask questions about my mother's medication, the nurses were very knowledgeable. The CNA's provided excellent care, They really made us feel like family, Every time I walked up to the nurses station, I was Immediately greeted and told how my mother had Been today. The Staff really knew my mother, if she had been confused or in pain they knew. Management is terrible, I asked to speak to the assistant director or nursing A nurse paged her took 45 minutes or longer to speak with her. The social worker never called to schedule Two appointments for my mother's regular doctors. The care plan meeting felt almost rehearsed, only discussing financial issues and blowing off my concerns. Overall, the staff of Christian care are great and provide wonderful care. management on the other hand is lacking. UPDATE No reply on my comment called the building asked to speak with anyone from management the nurse paged nobody from management answered.
That nurse and her little buddy need a little attitude check, bothers them to come out of that room for just a second when I needed help for my momma. They just let ya stand there
Christian Care Center of Unicoi feels like home . My mother has had the best of care and I could not imagine her being anywhere else . She was very comfortable , felt safe, and loved there. They show such kindness and genuinely the best of medical care. I love the friends we have made and they will always hold a place in our hearts for the quality of life and love they showed my mom💕.
My mom was at Christian Care for just over a month. She was treated with great care and kindness, and when her insurance decided that it was time for her to leave, she said that she wished that she could stay longer. Her rehab at Christian Care after a fractured sacrum and a heart attack was exactly what she needed.
First and foremost - the staff (nurses and cna’s) were very caring and attentive. And a few of the office staff were also. For those I thank and CC Center should do all they can to retain you! But the experience was not healing nor pleasant. Short staffed ( a CNA was also the cook) and the food /drink choices were not diabetic or heart healthy friendly. High carbs are not healing for the immune compromised. Dietician 101 manual Now for my favorite part - sitting at a table from admission to discharge lacks in communication in the most harmful way. As my mother was discharged with pneumonia and was not verbally informed (something I feel was a necessity)….only on paper discovered hours later by me, her POA. And the so called “heads” at the round table need to listen to family members. We’ve had them our entire lives - you only a few days. It is not ALWAYS about shuffling them in and out just because of numbers and what is considered “normal”. There is definitely a lacking in standing up for the patient and fighting for those who need it the most; OUR most vulnerable in todays society; THE ELDERLY -