My older sister is currently in Yuma Rehabilitation Hospital. She just got transferred there from…read morethe hospital. She really enjoys the nurses and the care she is getting. However, some of the patients are cursing at the nurses and it seems like a crazy house because the patients are mean. She said the lady in her is super mean. My sister has anxiety and the roommate is causing her to be uncomfortable. It would be nice if my sister was moved to a room with a nice roommate. Thank you for moving her to a better room! Review updated!

After my Dad's catastrophic stroke he was released from Banner Hospital in Phoenix to Yuma…read moreRehabilitation hospital. The staff here was amazing and patient with my dad's inability to speak. 3 hours or more of physical, speech and occupational therapy each day had my father walking with assistance of a walker, talking enough to tell funny stories and make his need known (not 100 percent or even 50 percent but definitely an improvement). In only 3 weeks, he and I were comfortable in his ability to come home. They showed us ways to continue improvement but mostly kept him from falling into a non productive depressed state of not trying. He had a cheering team. And I have to say the best hospital for I've ever experienced. A month or of rehab and he continues to improve every day and uses what he learned from our exceptional therapists at Yuma Rehab hospital.

Our son attended Hopebridge Autism Therapy Center in Yuma from April 2022 to August 2024. This…read morecenter gave my son an opportunity to improve, learn, meet and excel different milestones he was not aiming. The RBT's my son had were amazing, loving, caring and knew how and what to do. I created a bond with each one of them. Each was committed to the improvement of my son and were willing to go the extra mile. His BCBA did the best to provide guidance and knowledge. Our son graduated August 2, 2024. We are forever grateful for all he learned, the friendships he made and to be given the opportunity to be in safe place. Today, I see how all he was taught has prepared him to start school in a bigger place with more students and activities. God Bless each one of you. Thank you Hopebridge Yuma Management and RBT's for EVERYTHING.

To start off, I was a worker for a year and half at the Yuma, AZ center. The training and process…read moreto get to an RBT is a lot, but in order to have a center to be proud of instead employees are worked to the bone with a 15 min break in a 9 hour day with little to zero help for bathroom breaks. The manager has no experience/knowledge with Autism, and doesn't provide the proper equipment needed to be able to care for these children. The manager would go weeks without paper towels, gloves, and other supplies that are essentials. To add, as well, the center had several employees without their fingerprint card and taking care of children, not up to standard what so ever and negligence towards accidents (diarrhea, vomit, pee, and fever) and would take forever to let parents know because he wanted the hours to be billed. its A disgusting work environment... rethink your decision

Used caring touch when I was released from hospital with back problems. Just had knee replacement…read morecalled them again receiving pt nurse care at home don't know how I would have been able to get it outpatient Pt.

Could not reach them when my father died. Could not leave a message. No answering service. Called…read moreseveral times. No one came. Very quick to charge medicare for equipment we did not need. Did not resolve medication concerns when I requested assistance.

From the owner: Unicare Hospice (Ste A) and Unicare Healthcare (Home Health) (Ste B): 105 W. 16th St. Suite A and…read moreB, Yuma, AZ 85364. Our Services: Hospice (end-of- life care) and Home Health (Skilled Nursing, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Therapy)

They are clearing all of the brush in front of the river, so you will have riverfront views. People…read morethat work in the office are very, very nice and very helpful.

During a difficult time we had to urgently find assisted living for my dad. We called around, but…read morewere stuck leaving messages. And then we called Rivers Edge. Jesus answered and was absolutely amazing! He was kind and understanding and answered all of our questions. He worked with us to get everything we needed in a timely manner. The actual facility is so nice. The rooms are upgraded and redone. My dad raves about the food and loves the staff. I highly recommend this very affordable and outstanding facility!!

PLEASE DON'T PUT YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS CARE CENTER! Their…read morecare is poor. The staff neglects the patients. They don't bathe them enough, the food is poor. They leave them in Depends so they don't have to help them use the toilet, which leads to untreated UI LEFT UNTREATED. Left untreated leads to mental conditions , meaning your loved one's brain is being affected. They leave them in the halls. NEED I SAY MORE, JUST FIND A DIFFERENT PLACE!

My grandfather has dementia and he moved from California to Arizona because, previously, his…read morepension wasn't enough for a decent place. I'm very happy that he finally found a place where he is treated well, people are patient with him, and he even has friends with other patients now. The last time I visited, the nurses were very kind, my grandfather was very clean, and the facilities were too. I'm not giving five stars due to some personal reasons I won't mention, but aside from that, I'm very happy for my grandfather.

Haven health at Sandpointe did such an amazing job with my father. I do, however, want to stress a…read morecrucial point that Haven is there to work with you. You should consider yourself a teammate and partner with Haven. I do come from a Hispanic family and often times I see an expectation that whether it be the hospital or rehab rehabilitation that all the responsibility falls on the provider to care for your loved one and that is simply not true. In the American medical system, the patient has to advocate for himself or herself, which means paying attention, asking great questions and following up. I know this because my wife is a nurse and I've gotten to learn so much from her. Understand your loved ones medication's, appointments, requirements, limitations and address them early and often. Admittance : My father was admitted in early March 2025 at age 87 who had a hip replacement from a fall and a possible stroke that left him unable to swallow requiring a PEG tube, and a lot of confusion (likely from dementia). Care: I would personally like to think the following people : - Dr. El Amin - Internist who took care of my dad at Yuma regional hospital - Gaby - nursing assistant - Darryl - Physical Therapy - Ariana - Occupational Therapy - Shauna - nurse - Sandra Social services - Sabdiel - social services - Chris - nurse - Julia - Physical Therapy - Julie - Occupational Therapy - Lulu - nurse - Jimel- Nursing assistant - Patty - Director - Laurie - Nurse - Rosemary - Director of nursing - and more that escapes me Special shout out to physical and occupational therapy. Their job looks like so much fun and part of me wanted to quit my job and work with them. They have so much fun and I couldn't help notice everyone in the therapy room had so much fun. I know I am leaving out people for which I apologize, but really thank you to the whole team. I know my father is super hard to work with. Because of his condition, he's agitated often in pain and struggling with the new normal of being fed through his stomach. I would constantly remind him to use his words and encourage him to do things on his own all in the spirit of getting better. There are a lot of things to pay attention to. I did go every day for the first week for several hours. I took notes, I asked questions and I followed up with my family to come to a conclusion on any next steps. Activities They looked like they had a lot of fun activities and I wish my dad could and would participate. If anything this left me wondering about how I can get my parents involved with activities like the ones they had there at Haven when they return home because the Social part of the elderly is so important. Friends and family interaction and socializing contribute to minimizing dementia especially things like game night, which require troubleshooting and critical thinking. Medications One thing I would highly recommend is downloading and getting access to your loved ones mycare account. I did this back in the hospital and of course before this I was the medical and financial power of attorney and I highly recommend you get yours completed and notarized. In this app, you can see all of the Doctors, nursing, therapy, etc. notes, orders, scans, future hospital appointments, and so forth. One of the things that we had to iterate on with the nurses at Haven was the dosage of medication so that my father could be alert during the day to interact with speech therapy and physical therapy, which is extremely important. it's a balance of managing pain and being alert to participate and take instruction from nursing and therapy. My father is stubborn and I therefore had to remind him constantly that the people there are there to help. They do of course get busy helping a lot of other patients and so therefore you and your family also have to be patient. They will get to you and while your loved one is in pain, Their pain isn't more important than any other patient. They are doing the best they can with the resources available however, once they do get to you, be ready and prepared with your needs, questions and so forth. Be clear and repeat yourself as needed. Not that you cannot ask them back but just be aware they do get busy as they make their rounds. Final thoughts I highly highly recommend this place. Thank you all once again for taking care of my father. My heart goes out to you all. Steven

This place is horrible, not enough staff on duty to handle all the patients they have. They…read morepromised me that they would take care of my dad unlike the other rehab that he was at. Yet he has fallen 2 times while left unattended and was sent to the ER. Very disappointed on the care that is given. Looking to have him relocated. He had hip surgery almost 3 weeks ago yet he has only had a couple of hours of therapy. My dad has dementia, and gets anxiety at night because he is so confused. One person in the front told us we could bring my dad's ESA dog in, and when I brought the dog they told me no. I would NOT recommend bring your LO here.

Not a good companie to get physica therapy, they suppost ti stay 30 min and they not even stay that…read more30 min also they always in a hurry...I will kot recommend these companies at all.

To begin, the office staff was unreliable and often rude. They would not relay my requests for…read moremedical advise in a good timeframe, even when told things were urgent. Physical therapists would cancel appointments at the last minute, and the staff would not notify us. We were not given the nurse we requested, from an earlier family member's care, and instead given one who seemed superficial and was not good at recognizing serious health problems. Our loved one was much more seriously ill than first identified by the cancer doctor, and the nurse did not communicate to the doctor the quickly deteriorating condition. She gave our loved one the impression she just needed to try harder to beat this diagnosed stage 4 cancer instead of giving us ways to make her more comfortable. Thus, instead of recommending the hospice care she should have had, our loved one's needs were not identified, even though she died three months after beginning care and had uncontrollable pain for much of this time. We received substandard, intermittent care. On the weekly visits, we were given long exhausting lectures on the benefits of good nutrition instead of diagnostic care or ways to make the last few months she ended up having more comfortable. Toward the end, we wanted a change, but it was too late to switch companies by then.

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