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    Outpatient Rehabilitation PIH Health Downey Hospital

    Outpatient Rehabilitation PIH Health Downey Hospital

    3.9(7 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    Parking coming to the facilities here is tedious. They called me in the morning and asked me when I…read morewanted to come by. They had an opening the same day so I took that appointment. The lady on the phone was a delight, she even let me know that there was so traffic due to construction on Firestone. I arrive extra early, just in case. Eric was my physical therapist and we went over exercises.

    This place cant even deserve a star. I am just trying to setup my appointments after having a very…read morehard time getting the paperwork approved by my insurance and now after its been assigned to this facility, I think I am just going to start over and have my PCP send me somewhere else with better service. I made a stop in the morning but the person at the front refuse to help me further by calling my doctors' office to get the order and she confirmed I had been assigned to their clinic. Ok, I contacted my doctor and asked them to send the paperwork or order to PIH Rehab in Downey. So, they did. Now, I have been trying all day to get an appointment but appears as on Fridays is a party at the office day and nobody answers the phones, tried option 4, option 3, dialed 0 for the operator and a message in Spanish tells me to call some other time. In the morning I had the feeling it was going to be a long wait to be seen by the therapists and if they handle people's health care as they handle their office choirs then it'll be best looking somewhere else.

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    Downey Community Health Center

    Downey Community Health Center

    4.0(110 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    44 years in business
    Speaks Spanish

    The facility is nice and clean. I've visited other facilities that look depressing and smell bad…read more This facility has activities for their residents and a lot of great CNA's. I'm Thankful for the care they've provided to my Father. A special Thank you to CNA's Domitila, Alondra, Kimberly, Maria Arévalo, and Elsy. They are always so kind and compassionate. The Gonzalez Family appreciates you all. 316 C

    I am extremely disappointed and honestly angry about the visitor policy here…read more I came to visit my mother-in-law with my husband and son, and we were told that only one person can visit her at a time. She does not have a communicable disease. She is here because of an injury, so the justification for such an extreme restriction makes absolutely no sense. What makes this even more frustrating is that earlier this very week, my brother-in-law and sister-in-law were allowed to visit her together. So apparently the policy either isn't being applied consistently, or the rules have suddenly changed without any reasonable explanation. What is especially ridiculous is that we were told that if more than one of us wanted to visit her at the same time, we would have to call hours in advance so they could put her in a wheelchair and move her to the dining area. A patient in an actual hospital room can have multiple family members visit, yet here, a family visiting an injured patient is expected to take turns one person at a time or essentially relocate the patient just so her family can sit together with her. I understand that facilities need policies for infection control and patient safety, but this feels completely excessive and unnecessarily restrictive. We are well beyond the point where every visitor needs to be treated as a potential COVID threat, especially when the patient does not have a communicable illness. Families should not have to jump through hoops just to be able to sit with their loved one. My mother-in-law should be able to have her son, daughter-in-law and grandson together with her without being wheeled off to a dining room like we are asking for some extraordinary privilege. And if there is a legitimate reason for this restriction, then I would like someone to explain why two family members were permitted to visit her together earlier this week, while today we are being told that only one person is allowed at a time. This policy is unreasonable, frustrating, and completely lacking in common sense. Families deserve consistency, transparency, and some basic consideration when visiting an injured loved one.

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    Southland Care Center - Claire (PT) was great too!

    Southland Care Center

    4.0(147 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    My father was admitted to this facility at 1am, and the nursing staff were prepared for his visit…read more He was able to get his own suite, which was helpful to his healing and ability to rest and get strong. If I ever had a concern or issue, the front office staff (Denise Ortega) and Debra (social worker) were very responsive and helpful; I have so much appreciation for them! The nurses tended to him on a regular basis by changing his sheets and cleaning his room, giving him sponge baths, changing his diapers, and changing his clothes that I left hanging in his closet. The nurses who had a positive impact on my father were Molina, Monse, Cristina, and a male nurse from Jordan who trimmed my dad's beard. When my dad was discharged, he missed them all so much! The nursing staff gave him medicine on time and Dr. Sharma did a good job of monitoring his symptoms and labs. My dad loves food and not once did he complain about their food, so that was telling for me! The cafeteria staff were always friendly. The physical and occupational therapists were friendly, supportive, and positive with my father; thank you, Claire, Araceli, and Carlos! They were very helpful to him gaining some of his strength back. They had a kitchen, bathroom, and a car in their PT/OT space that allowed my father to practice doing certain things when he returned home.

    My father was recently transferred to Southland Care Center following major surgery, and our family…read morehas been deeply disappointed and concerned by the overall care environment and safety issues we experienced during his stay. My father suffers from dementia/confusion following surgery and is considered a high fall risk. Shortly after arrival, we became extremely concerned about the level of supervision, responsiveness, and overall safety precautions in place for vulnerable patients. We had to request additional safety measures ourselves, including bed rails and a floor mattress, because we did not feel comfortable leaving him unattended overnight. I ultimately stayed overnight at the facility myself to help monitor his condition and ensure his safety. What made the situation even more concerning was learning about the facility's recent survey deficiencies while simultaneously witnessing several troubling issues firsthand. The overnight staffing situation appeared overwhelmed, and the environment did not feel appropriate for someone recovering from surgery with cognitive impairment and complex medical needs. Our family has since begun requesting a transfer to another facility because we no longer feel confident this is a safe or appropriate environment for his recovery. I understand healthcare workers are often under difficult conditions, and I appreciate the individual staff members who tried to help, but overall this experience has been heartbreaking and extremely stressful for our family during an already vulnerable time.

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