This review is for the Tierra Pines Center located at Building 7380, Ulmerton Rd Road, Largo City. The center provides rehabilitation services, medical care, nursing, and has a nursing home facility.The overall experience of visitors and residents has been mostly positive, with many praising the staff's kindness, compassion, and attentiveness to residents' needs. The facility is described as clean, well-maintained, and having a pleasant atmosphere. Many reviewers have noted that the staff is transparent, easy to contact, and genuinely cares about the patients and their families.The therapy department, including physical and occupational therapy, has received high praise for their professionalism, knowledge, and dedication to helping residents regain strength and mobility.Some reviewers have noted that the facility's food can be a problem, with some experiencing cold or unappealing meals. However, many have mentioned that the staff's attitude and behavior are often excellent, and they have been able to address concerns and resolve issues promptly.There have been some negative reviews, including one reviewer who experienced a disturbing incident where their loved one was left in a dirty and unsanitary environment. Another reviewer reported that their grandmother was left to lie under a bloody blanket and smelled bad. These incidents are isolated and not representative of the overall experience at the facility.In terms of pricing, it appears that the Tierra Pines Center is reasonably priced, with many reviewers noting that the costs are comparable to or lower than other facilities in the area.One area for improvement is the consistency of the staff's behavior and training. Some reviewers have noted that some staff members can be rude, dismissive, or uncaring, which can be a concern for residents and their families. Additionally, there have been reports of inconsistent training and supervision, which can lead to mistakes and poor care.Overall, the Tierra Pines Center has a good reputation and provides quality care to its residents. However, there are some areas for improvement, including addressing the occasional lack of staff training and consistency, and improving the food quality and service.