Success Stories
A Note from the Family of Phyllis Mann:
Our family would like to express its’ sincere gratitude for everything your facility has done for our mother, grandmother, and mother-in-law, Phyllis, throughout the past few years as well as today. Someone is always available to answer any questions or concerns we may have. One of us visits mom almost daily, so we see the care she is given and so appreciate everyone’s efforts. All departments bend over backwards to cater to her needs and are always doing things to make her feel special. That goes for the kitchen and activity staff, maintenance, janitorial, nurses, therapists, doctors, department heads and even Mr. Josh. Phyllis has grown very close to many of you and has come to feel as though she is at home. Before becoming totally disabled, we wanted to keep her home, but she knew best. She told us she was too sick to be at home and with all her illnesses, preferred to be close to medical professionals. Every time we as her daughters offer our advice, she quickly reminds us, “you all aren’t doctors.” All in all, she probably made the right decision as we feel Salyersville Nursing and Rehabilitation Center has improved both the quality and longevity of her life. We pray that God will bless your facility and staff as you continue your mission to improve the lives of our sick and elderly population.
Sincerely grateful,
Jerry, Debbie, Jeff, Donna, Jeremy, and Abby
A Grandmother’s Story:
When Miss Phyllis was asked by the hospital where she wanted to go for rehab, she had one response, “With my grandson at Salyersville Nursing and Rehab. He’s the Administrator over there you know.” Phyllis knew that having her grandson overseeing her care meant that she would get the very best. What she didn’t know was that her grandson put that same great trust in his staff.
Joshua Calhoun, Administrator, knew his team of qualified nurses provide the best quality care in the area and work closely with Dr. Hardin to ensure all his patients’ needs are met. He knew that Salyersville Nursing and Rehab is one of the only facilities in the state of Kentucky to provide around the clock respiratory therapy coverage and that his team of physical, occupational, and speech therapists are second to none.
Miss Phyllis admitted to SNRC and began working with therapy the moment she rolled in the door. Each day she continues to get stronger and while she loves being at the facility with her grandson, plans to rehab and go back home. We wish Miss Phyllis the best of luck in her recovery and hope that you too, will entrust us with the care of YOUR loved one.
