John Knox Village Med Center

VFK

My mother was admitted to this center to be rehabilitated from a broken pelvis. While there she was neglected, did not get her proper medication and her clothes were stolen twice from her room during the night. She was removed from the center by her son early because of the terrible treatment she received. She got home sicker than when she was admitted. The facility is terrible and the staff in very incompetent. I would never recommend this place to anyone.

abbeygirl

I was admitted on 3/17/17 after having surgery for a broken femur. Upon arriving early evening, I was immobile and desperately needed assistance and equipment, which I was denied until being evaluated. Had a horrific night, not being allowed to have my pain medication and excruciatingly being forced to use a bedpan, as well as being kept awake all night by the other tenant in the room keeping her TV playing loudly while she slept. My family had to summon help the next morning. There are a few ...

Suzan1

My father was in rehab at John Knox. This facility was a combination of rehab and a living facility. It was a very good facility though. At first, my father was not crazy about having to share a room there, but the room was very clean. They were very attentive to him. They had a comment sheet and when he left, he gave everyone an A+. The food was good. They actually had a dining hall. I would go up there on Sunday and have a brunch with him. The food was wonderful. It was really good. The staff ...

ralph2

The facility was in good shape and had ample security when coming in. I was surprised to see so many people living here. I was told, "...there is always something going on here..." Shortly afterwards, I noticed a large bulletin board that completely validated that statement. Everyone seemed quite happy living there and everyone greeted my kids with open arms. The living quarters seemed quaint for two but comfortable. They also made claim that they had the first "senior zone" for traffic wi...

GatorGuy

The facilities remind me of college dorms. The workers are extremely nice and are willing to go out of their way to help the residents. The food is average but the fact that the residents can order as much as they want is a plus. I fell that for the less mobile residents, more should be done to help them get around the grounds and maybe to the pool to enjoy their time a little more. I could not imagine dealing with so many grumpy people all day so hats off to all the men and women who do this ev...

sunshine4

I would visit my Grandmother when she was a resident of the home. She was transferred from the hospital since she needed more care than she would get still living on her own at the young age of 87. Unfortuantley, they too are short staffed. I would come by and my poor Grandmother would be so excited to us so we could help move up in her bed. I have seen her in the wheel chair stuck waitng for the pysical therapist who is late and she is uncomfortable in the wheel chair. It saddened me so to se...