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    Airrosti Forney

    4.7 (9 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 5:30 pm

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    2.8(10 reviews)
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    My granny loved it so much after her shoulder injury she decided to move it. I visit often and have…read moregrown to know and love many employees. They take great care and have built a relationship with her. I'm blessed to have her here because I never have to worry about her. They have activities often and celebrate holidays wonderfully in a way that invites the whole family. Sometimes she complains about the food, but she does enjoy it at times as well. Maybe it's difficult to keep a consistent staff? I'm not sure the issue there, but with everything else it's still worth the 5 stars for me! Thanks to the Ridgecrest Staff!

    My mother arrived at Ridgecrest on 11/18/24 with a C-Diff infection. The goal was for her to gain…read morestrength and return to independent living. Because of the C-Diff infection, she was isolated for 10 days and had some OT while waiting to receive PT. She then got a UTI, and then she got C-Diff back over her 34-day stay at Ridgecrest. An infectious disease dr saw my mom on or about 12/16, and they decided that the C-Diff was cleared up and could stop that antibiotic. On the eve of December 21st in the early morning hours, her roommate reported to the nurses that my mom's breathing didn't sound right. They had been roommates for a few weeks, and she knew something wasn't right. Nurses checked on her but decided she was okay, and when she did respond in any way, they said ok, we'll let you go back to sleep. My mom was found unresponsive on the morning of December 22nd. 911 was called, and my mother was transported to the hospital. My mom's roommate was the one to inform me what was happening. When I called Ridgecrest, it took 3 attempts for the nurse tending to my mom, Fedna (?), to take my call. She didn't even know where they took my mom, and we had to do my own research to figure that they took her to where she came from. WOW! Can you imagine trying to locate your loved one after finding out from their roommate that she was taken to the hospital? And not knowing why! Later, I learned that Nurse Fedna came in to scold the roommate for advising me. Even worse was my brother and me walking into the ER and finding my mom intubated. She had a DNR. Ridgecrest couldn't find the DNR paperwork. They had my number. A quick phone call could have assisted them. Mind you, I filled out every piece of paper they requested - and there was a LOT. I gave them all the info they asked for. The paperwork had the box checked off for advanced directive. You had my mom in your care for over a month, and if you failed to finalize that part of the paperwork, why not call or ask for it? It was terribly heartbreaking seeing your loved one on life support when you know that was not their wish. The hospital extubated her, and she passed 3 days later, on Christmas morning. In my opinion, my mom and her family suffered needlessly for an additional 3 days due to Ridgecrest's negligence. The ER dr informed me that the infections were just too much for her to fight off. Remember... the infectious disease dr. deciding the C-Diff was cleared up? I called and spoke with Cyril, the administrator of Ridgecrest about the DNR situation on 12/23/24. Cyril assured me he would investigate and let me know whatever caused the miscommunication - wherever this ball was dropped. I wish I had recorded that call where he admitted the weekend staff was less than good. I told him it was my utmost concern to know that no other person entering Ridgecrest would ever have to go through something like this again. Guess what? I never heard back from him or anyone else from Ridgecrest. Never heard from anyone to check how my mom was doing or to offer any type of condolences. Aside from ALL that, communication wasn't good. I had to constantly chase people for responses from the intake process through treatment. They have an app, but good luck having anyone respond to it. Kayia, the NP was probably the most communicative and informative with me. I thank her for that. Anitra would respond sometimes. Kieona sometimes. One nurse, Nurse Sarah, was compassionate and knew her stuff. Thank goodness she was there in the evening, and I could rest better knowing Sarah was there. If your loved one is here, or probably any other skilled nursing facility, be ready to be on constant alert and constantly advocating for your loved one. I will say the place seemed clean. The person answering the phones during the day was very polite and friendly. Sometimes, I would get staff attention and answers, but not always. That's the only reason I have given 2 stars on this rating.

    Airrosti Forney - sportsmed - Updated August 2026

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