Wilora Lake Healthcare

Bring your own food is my advice. The meals are terrible For the first 20 days I got scrambled eggs every day your not give a choice and half the time.its not what it says on your menu. Sytaff is small so you often wait a very long time for help Physical therapy occupational therapy are great. This facility is better than some others

Yall lemme tell you… I came to visit my friend fully prepared to feel guilty and sad, but this place ruined that plan by actually being wonderful. The staff are ridiculously kind and somehow manage to juggle ten things at once while still remembering everyone’s name (and snack preferences). The nurses deserve an award for their patience — they’ve got the energy of a coffee shop on Monday morning and the compassion of a Hallmark movie. The building is clean, smells nice (which, let’s be honest, is rare in healthcare), and the residents actually “laugh” here. Like, real laughter — not the polite kind you do at family dinners. Every time I visit, I end up staying longer than I planned because it just feels good to be here. If every nursing facility ran like this one, people might actually look forward to aging. Five stars for making care look effortless — and for proving that kindness and sarcasm can happily coexist. The young lady at the front I believe she’s the social worker Shalimar, unbelievably kind with the warmest heart. AND the DOR there is literally the greatest to ever do it. enough said🙌🏽

WARNING: WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO READ IS HIGHLY DISTURBING. VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED! * THE HALLWAYS AND ONE OF THE SHOWER ROOMS SMELLED LIKE URINE * 80% OF THE FOOD THEY GAVE ME WAS NOT EDIBLE * THEY WERE UNDERSTAFFED THE ENTIRE TIME I WAS THERE * IT WAS OVER A MONTH BEFORE I GOT MY FIRST SHOWER AND IT WAS ONLY BECAUSE I INSISTED ON ONE. THEIR EXCUSE WAS THAT THERE WERE NO TOWELS! * MOST OF THE NURSES AND CNAs ACTED LIKE THEY HATED ME. SOMEONE CLEANING MY ROOM TOLD ME IT WAS BECAUSE I SPEAK MY MIND AND THEY DO NOT LIKE IT WHEN PEOPLE "SPEAK THEIR MINDS". * THEY WOULD NOT ANSWER THE CALL LIGHT MOST OF THE TIME AND ON ONE OCCASION I SAT IN MY OWN CRAP FOR OVER 2 HOURS! THE NURSE ON DUTY KNEW ABOUT IT AND STILL DID NOTHING! * I WOULD OFTEN HEAR PEOPLE SCREAMING AND CALLING OUT FOR HELP FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME, DUE TO THE STAFF IGNORING THE CALL LIGHTS. * THE STAFF VIOLATED MY PATIENT RIGHTS ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION... If you're ever wondering what HELL ON EARTH is like, just have a stay at Wilora Lake. I am 54-years-old now. On 12-12-2025 I was involved in a personal injury accident. I fractured my pelvis on both sides and injured my left knee, causing nerve damage from the knee to the ankle. At the time, I could not walk. I spent thirteen days in the hospital. There, I discovered that I could not be turned on my right side AT ALL and I could hardly stand being turned onto my left side because the pain was too intense. Next I was transferred to Willora Lake, by ambulance, at about 12am on Christmas day. Upon my arrival to my room, three women (I assume they were CNAs, none of them introduced themselves) were standing around my bed waiting for me. The EMTs dropped me off and left. And that is when the nightmare began! The leader of the three told me that they needed to turn me over because I had to be checked for bed sores. I quickly stopped her and explained, to all three of them, that I cannot be turned on to my right side, it is too painful. I have to give