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Bixby Towers Post-Acute Rehab

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Treated after fall, clean, excellent food, good treatment. All of my nurses were excellent.

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As a veteran I was transferred from the VA to this facility , upon arrival the administrator…read morewelcomed my wife & I . She informed us that if we ever had to leave to go back to the VA for blood work, or anything else my bed would be saved for 72 hrs. Well the next day I had to go to the VA for blood lab. As I had complications, Had to stay overnight at the VA . It so happened within 6'hrs my bed was occupied & my personal processions misplaced for 24 hrs. When my wife questioned staff , she was informed if you don't like what happened file a complaint with management. When the VA released me to return to this facility, I refused & relocated to a different facility.?

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