Windcrest Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

The staff is attentive and they work well as a team. The facility is clean and the overall atmosphere is wonderful!

Excellent place to work. I have been with Windcrest for just under 5 years. Our staff treat the residents like their family. They all interact with the residents and the residents interact with the staff. Im so happy to be part of the Windcrest team.

Every one was so good to me. Especially the nurses and nurse aides. You have an extraordinary staff.I did have a lot of problems with communications with the head of different offices. It was very hard to get to talk to them. When my doctor said I could go home I was told Chuck would take care of every thing but he did not. I had to run down every one that needed to know about my discharge. It was hard because I had just had surgery for a broken hip. Then I was told I would not be charged for the last 4 days I was there. I even had to sign a form from medicare so I would not have to pay. The day I went home we got told we do have to pay for those days. I called them about it and was told they had mistaken what they told me. This made me very angry because we used any extra money we had for the medical equipment I needed at home.Just remember the therapists and nursing staff were the best I had ever seen.It was mainly 1 man that got everything messed up. I would go there again if I ever had to

Windcrest is a great place. Outstanding customer service and patient care. Everyone goes above and beyond to ensure patient and resident satisfaction. I would recommend this beautiful facility with caring staff to my friends and family any day.

I have been the business office manager at Windcrest since 2013 and absolutely love working here. This is a fun environment and my coworkers share the same beliefs that I do: our patients and residents come first. We have the BEST therapy department and so many people discharge from us only to return when they need more therapy. Our administrator and DON are very personable and show the utmost concern and respect to coworkers and residents/patients.