Staff there are helpful and nice and attends to each call bell.

This place should be shut down and we are pursuing legal action against them. My mother-in-law was sent there 14 days ago and she was fine. She was alert. She was talking eating by herself walking around using the bathroom by herself. She has dementia and she had had a UTI and they sent her here for aftercare for a couple of weeks. She wasn’t there eight days and now we don’t know if she’s gonna make it or not she has pneumonia. She can no longer swallow or eat. She had to have a feeding tube inserted nobody was taken care of her , she’s not been awake for the past three days and Her UTI was almost cleared up when she got there now it’s in her bloodstream do not ever send anyone you care about to this place. Hopefully they’re gonna get shut down finally. it amazes me the way our older generation are treated and thrown away like garbage and filthy disgusting places like this to be neglected and mistreated. Well they got the right one this time. This is not gonna be let go and like I said, hopefully they’ll finally get the doors locked up on this place. Nobody deserves the type of Treatment and Care that my mother-in-law received and I mean, nobody All I can say is they better hope that nothing happens to her. A person doesn’t go from being fine and able to care for themselves and being mobile and alert and being able to eat and do everything for themselves to not being able to swallow food and not able to stay awake body eat up within infection that shouldn’t be there if her medication had been given and lungs filled with fluid and mucus. This is the most ridiculous place I have ever seen in my life. A full investigation will happen. Attorneys have been contacted.

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The let my mom sit in her piss it smell of piss and they told my mother who takes insulin that it would be days before they got her meds and when I arrived asked me what need to happen with her trach like it’s not thier job not to mention they share rooms even tho my mom imuno compromised and the paint is coming off the wall of her room they fed her left overs from kitchen and the fire alarm keep going off for no reason

Those are exactly the three pressure points. I’d make a few more adjustments too: keep the nurses individual without awkwardly describing them individually, replace the sentimental lines with understated confidence, and make the ending feel effortless rather than like a pickup line. Here’s the tighter pass: I don’t always expect a healthcare facility to make much of an impression… …but Chandler Creek Post-Acute did. The facility was nice and comfortable, but the nurses were easily the standout. Every nurse I encountered was genuinely helpful, easy to talk to, and had her own way of making things feel a little more personal. Nothing forced. Nothing overdone. Just good people who know how to take care of someone and make them comfortable while doing it. A little conversation, a little humor, and the kind of attention that makes you realize you’re not just another person passing through. That goes a long way with me. Chandler Creek, take good care of those nurses. They certainly know how to take care of everyone else.That last line has the swagger without announcing that it has swagger.

Hey My name is Mrs.Massey I am a current resident here .This has been a very wonderful place to be. They treat u well, staff is amazing Nurses such as Gwen,Abby and Erin have been awesome,they have wonderful bedside manner. My cna Shae has been a angel from the first day I was here making me feel like home and like I was part of her family The Pt staff were excellent getting me back on my feet and getting me back in shape to do everyday things, Seth was magnificent. The whole place is clean, wonderful a home away from home . This place deserves more then 5 stars it deserves 10

I prayed for a miracle and God gave me Chandler Creek. I cannot say enough good things about the care team there. Gwen was an absolute angel on our arrival. Thanks so much Chandler Creek for all you did for my family!

The meals have not improved and residents are always hungry, the dining room has swarms of flies, the residents don’t have access to their monthly cash allowance-they need $1 to use for drink and snack machines. These are the most pressing issues, there are too many to mention.

I could write a book on the issues endured at Chandler Creek Post Acute facility – from lack of proper nutrition to neglect of basic needs during night shifts. Please do not allow anyone you know be sent to Chandler Creek Post Acute. My Daddy started getting nauseous, weak and altered at times on Wednesday. By Friday he was VERY sick after a weak performance in therapy. Previously, the Nurse Practioner was sunshine personified. Always chipper and singing. However, when she heard that I needed My Daddy sent to the hospital she became aggressive and combative. She would not listen to my concerns. She continually spoke over me stating again and again “There is no medical reason for discharge”. All of the staff knew that I had power of attorney due to Daddy’s dementia. The NP charged in with a second NP to accost my Daddy asking him “do you know what your daughter is doing?” and stating “if you leave here, you cannot come back”. Is this the way to treat an 87 year old patient with dementia and is on his third sick bag? The Chandler Creek NP refused discharge him to the hospital. I had to call EMS myself and I had to sign an Against Medical Advice document. The hospital conferred with me about current medications stating that Chandler Creek did not send over the proper documents. After tests were performed at Pelham Medical Center, My Daddy was immediately admitted with pneumonia. He is receiving breathing treatments, IV antibiotics and fluids. It is expected that he will remain in the hospital for at least several days receiving treatment for the pneumonia. Additionally, blood and urine samples are being monitored for possible “growth” of infection. The hospital’s main concern is UTI because of his cloudy output as well as worsening confusion and weakness. Update on Monday My Daddy has a drug resistant viral infection. He has the dreaded door hanger full of protective gear that the staff will have to wear going forward. Perhaps the NPs at Chandler Creek will add pneumonia and drug resistant viral infections to their list of “medical reasons” for discharge to the hospital. The first items on their “to do” list should be listening to the family member’s concerns and NOT threatening 87 year old sick patients who have served their country and deserve respect.

Nice clean facility. The food is delicious. It is the best nursing home that i have been in south Carolina. The staff is on point and we’ll organized. The only bad thing about the facility is that it shorted out two of my phone chargers. The staff did keep men out of my room that i didn’t want in my room. The best facility I have been in in south Carolina. Very clean and organized. This is all of the time. Unlike many other nursing homes. I also did not have to watch my things from getting stolen. I would definitely recommend this facility to anyone.

Like any other nursing home

Chandler Creek rehab in Greer is a Beautiful, Warm kind place for your loved one to stay for rehab. We only had good experiences with W/Chandler Creek. The nurses CNA‘s and all the administrative Staff have gone above and beyond to make my dad feel at home and safe. The rooms are clean, and. They have good food and they’re like family to me., I can only say thank you to everyone For their help!!! Words cannot express the love that we have received from Chandler Creek Post acute. They’ve taken care of my dad and given my family support and love and honesty. I just can’t ask for anything more. Thank you again For everything!!!❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹 Love, Deborah Fowler, Greer, South Carolina

I’ve been here 3 weeks n the nurse’s r amazing n so kind also very understanding n physical therapist r amazing n they have gotten me to be able to move better than what I was before I got here. I really love it here n praying that it stays like this forever n I’ve made so many friends too. We’re like a family.. I’m so glad that I chose to live here.. God bless everyone here!! Thank you for your your kindness!!

If there was a. Zero I would give it to them them !!!!! I do not know where to start. From medical negligence to breaking the law with own home meds that are control substances. I left there in an ambulance to the ER and told them I was never come there again and they did not send my meds so they broke the law. They were even suppose to count my meds in front of me and I was suppose to witness when they received them and when I left so I am reporting this and the negligence to the everyone. I got no dinner when I got there. Next day sold them what I couldn’t eat and got the wrong meal. So I didn’t eat then again. Was given the trash can to vomit in. And there is more. Just do not go there!!!!

Do not trust your love ones there CNAs yell at the residents lights will be on for hours without any help and they discharge you without notice shout out to CNAs Renee,Brittney and Bre and Nurse Deborah they are the only good ones there.

Love this place, amazing staff. I work through a nursing agency I come here a good bit and I love it.

I can’t say anything good nor would I this place is a joke if you want to see your love ones be took care of don’t send them there if you want your love ones to be in a clean and safe environment don’t take them there.. Beware of this place is needs to be shut down for good

If I could give this place NEGATIVE stars, I would. Most of the nurses, with a few exceptions, have terrible attitudes and neglect the patients. Especially patients on hospice! They double diaper my Grandma! Her room is always dirty, her bed is dirty, her bathroom, etc. Her clothes/stuff go missing all the time. THEY HARDLY DO THE BARE MINIMUM. This place should be meticulously inspected and certain people should be fired.

Staff is very pleasant, kind, and caring. I knew from the 1st time I called that my uncle was taken care of. The staff nicknamed him Sarge and they share life experiences with my uncle to make his stay nice and they appreciate his stories as well. My only concern is that I’ve been trying to reach my uncle since Thanksgiving and I cannot seem to be connected to him; either no one answers the nurse station he’s recently been moved to or I’m on hold over 30min+ to no avail. Everything else has been great. Administrative staff and front desk staff have beautiful hearts.

I can’t say enough positive things about Chandler Creek. My mother had a long battle with three hospitalizations and two rehabs. Her first experience was with NHC and they did not listen to my concerns or keep me informed. The day she was released from there home health had her readmitted to the hospital. I chose Chandler Creek because it was close to my home what I really didn’t expect was the amazing care she received. The Nurse Practitioner listened to my concerns and found the UTI that was causing confusion in my mother. She also had a heart surgery and knee replacement all in three months so the therapist worked with her to make sure she could walk again. The staff listened and really cared about the patients. I watched my 80 year old mother hug those nurses and CNAs so I know she was treated kindly. The admittance was easy and the entire staff was always willing to help. I honestly can’t thank those people enough for what they did.

I was a patient there and I was treated very good it was 1 lady named Brittany she was the best she treated me like I was her mother and that meant a lot to me I’m gonna m

While the staff have been very cordial, I am upset that since entering this facility on 9/9/2025 my husband has not received a shower as per THEIR. Schedule. I’m very concerned about this lack of attention to his personal hygiene. I guess I’ll have to do it myself! Better get those towels ready folks.

I volunteer for one of the hospices and I am a retired Activity Director. Walking into a nursing home can be dicey experience. You don’t know where you are headed. I got zero attitudes from the staff. Everyone I saw, although swamped busy, was friendly and took a moment to give me directions on the room locations I needed to visit. This was directly after lunch. I saw smiles on the staff, pleasant attitudes, and smiles on the residents. Signs that show a happy work environment. Thank you for doing such a wonderful job and Happy Nurses Week!