Spring City Care and Rehabilitation Center

The patients are well cared for.

My mother was a resident at Spring City Rehab. She was suffering from advanced Alzheimer's disease coupled with other medical issues. The care that mom received was excellent. She was treated like she was family by the staff. The nurses and the CNAs were awesome. Mom recently passed away; knowing how well she was cared for and how affectionately the staff treated her gives us great comfort. Thanks for all you do everyday - Marion Heintz

This place is amazing! They have therapy that is second to none. The nursing staff are .some of the sweetest and nicest people I've ever met. The front office people are very approachable and everyone from the administrator down to the housekeeping staff and laundry staff are great at their jobs and actually care about each and everyone of the patients.even though everyone that works here is awesome, I wanna give a special shout out to a few of the people that helped me the most, bob, the chaplain spreads joy to everyone with his sence of humor. he helped me spiritually Get back in contact with my higherPower. The social worker diana, worked her tail off for me and did a great job at setting me up with my aftercare.and went above and beyond to help me with anything I ever went to her with.the nurses on my hall were all great but megan, connie, Linda and nicole are all outstanding nurses and great human beings, and all four made me a better person just having the pleasure of being around them for a few weeks. I also wanna thank my speech therapist who also went above and beyond to help me leave here a better person then I was when I came. The food here is great, in my 3 weeks here I didn't have one bad meal. Its mostly homecooking and it's as good as any restaurant around here.i highly recommend this place to anyone needing physical, occupational or speech therapy or long term care.

They staff is friendly and take great care of my family member. The food is more like home cooking than the typical hospital fare. Going into long-term facility is never easy but knowing our loved one is receiving such wonderful care helps ease the transition.