The PT and OT therapists are great! Christina is always so very helpful and Ryan and Karmella are…read morethe best. They have gotten me from not being able to get out of bed to walking on my own (with help from a walker). I know feel confident enough to take care of myself again. The CNA and most of the staff have been super helpful. The one issue I have had is with the case manager. I have asked to speak with her for the last 7 weeks and have yet to hear from her.

Nice location and one stop shop for many services. Lots of…read moreparking but it's still always full so get there a little early before your appointment. Well maintained inside and out. I do love my PCP there and they try to get you in for same week appointments when possible.

My loved one has been at Oasis Nursing and Rehabilitation for three months and has received…read moreexcellent care. Of particular note is the Admitting Representative, Carol Sudol, who listened to our needs and set out to meet them, both prior to admission, when we had questions, and during her stay when a transition from Rehabilitation to Long Term Care was needed. Carol knows her residents, and is often seen out and about checking on their well being. She is continually available for questions, gives answers, and is possibly the most responsive staff member there in terms of keeping in touch with family.

陪小吉子來看他媽媽， 他媽媽在這住好幾年了，老人家可能越來越不想吃東西，但是我看護士哥對她們照顧還是蠻好的， 東西吃不太多，但還是會讓她喝比較營養的牛奶， 剛好遇到他們吃午飯的時間，也放些他們的午餐read more

My mother in law is currently at this facility for rehab after knee replacement. The experience…read morehas not been very favorable. I will say that the speech therapist and physical therapist seem to be very kind and thorough, and one of the nurses/CNAs was very kind as well. They do have a large gym area for physical therapy. The facility, however, is depressing. When you enter, the lobby looks lovely with wood floors and a piano. The front desk staff range from mildly friendly to apathetic. On a recent visit a staff member was slurping soda through a straw from a can and just glared at us as we signed in without saying a word. As you move further from the lobby, however, the wood flooring is replaced with linoleum and the place looks increasingly dilapidated. The first room mom was placed in had a leaking HVAC unit with tons of towels piled under it apparently to soak up the leak. Gross. Eventually she was moved to a better room. And the food - yikes! Do they even have a dietician at this place? One dinner was a cheese enchilada - is that even a balanced meal? Last night it was a sad looking sausage sandwich with the driest and most over cooked french fries that you can possibly imagine. Anway, I guess she is getting the physical therapy which is the reason for being at TLC. But don't expect much more in terms of comforts...

I wish zero stars was an option. This place will kill your loved one, especially if they need…read morememory care and cannot advocate or assist themselves in living. My sister arrived on a Tuesday. On Thursday she took a fall and fractured her elbow. They did not inform us of her fall. When i arrived at 9am, there was a CNA sitting in her room for 1:1 with her. The CNA informed me of her fall that morning, and my sister had a horrible wound on her right elbow. I asked what protocol was, and was told, very rudely, by the LPN on duty that the Dr was notified and would be there to see her. I spoke to the charge nurse to ask why the family had not been notified of her fall. She said that we should have been, but she didn't know why we weren't. (I don't know is every single employees favorite phrase BTW) I then told her that i wanted my sister to receive xray of her arm, as her elbow wound looked very concerning. She said that she would notify the Dr of my request. My sister has lewy body/ frontal temporal dementia, and was having mass confusion and delirium. She didn't understand what was going on around her, or where she was. Imagine putting a toddler in an unsecured position where no one was watching them.. ever!! They put her in the rehab area, not the memory care unit, even though they were fully aware of what was going on and what her challenges were. We chose this facility for its location to our home, as well as it having a memory care. Many rehabs do not have a memory care. My sister did not receive xray until 9pm that night. My niece was called by the LPN on duty the next morning and told that my sister had a neck fracture!! When questioning what she just heard, the LPN then stated it was not her neck, but her collar bone. We immediately went in and spoke to the director, Tracy about the chaos and lack of care in the facility. My sister was no longer receiving 1:1 to ensure that she could not wonder, and we were unsure of her actual condition based on being told one thing and then another. When we came in, another rehab patient who was NOT memory care, informed us that when my sister had fallen, he was outside her door in the common area and heard her yelling for help. He said that she laid on the floor for 25-45 minutes screaming for help, while he told the nurses that she needed assistance. Of course they felt we should not believe him, but based on our experience so far, we could not believe THEM about anything. pretty safe bet he was the truth teller. Tracy in administration read my sister's xray report and said that it was a fracture in her radial neck. (According to her expertise lol) that was "the top of the radius where is the bone connects to the shoulder.. so it was close to the collar bone." *huge eye roll.* at this point i demanded she be transferred to the ER for further evaluation. The radial neck is the elbow btw, Tracy. Because we didn't know what else to do, we let her be transferred back to TLC after her ER visit showed no other injury. Tracy had made us feel heard and had my sister transferred to the memory care side of the facility, so we felt some relief. Little did we know, it just went from bad to worse. The memory care side of this facility is the place people go to be forgotten. My sister went from assisted walking to the bathroom, to laying in bed and pissing herself all day! Far worse confusion and Within 3 days, she began complaining of her butt hurting. Me, her daughter, her granddaughter and grandson had been taking turns sitting with her throughout every day to ensure care. On this particular day, the cna changed her wet pants while she lay on her back in the bed. I asked her to roll her, so that i could check her bottom, and my sister had developed a stage 3 bed sore! It was open and very red and painful looking. This CNA had her on her back and pulled her drenched brief straight out from between her legs, only wiping her front. Had i not been there to check, she would not have checked or cleaned the urine from her backside. When we would come, my sister would be in bed with pants drenched. With no water or fluids in sight. Often, she would have food on her tray sitting across the room, even though she was a walk/ transfer assist. Our family felt like we could not leave her and was missing work, running back and forth between home and work and did not know how to get her the appropriate care. Every time we spoke to ANYONE, the answer was "i don't know." We never saw that worthless Tracy again. We tried to speak to the in house social worker, also no help! I texted with Tracy once and asked her if the facility meets the 6-1 state ratio for memory care patients, and she informed me there was no state mandated ratio. GUESS WHAT TRACY! I spoke to Nevada elder advocates, and you are incorrect. That goes for rehab, but memory care does require a 6-1. You should be hearing from them soon! Your 3-28 and typical 2-28, based on your staffing issues, isn't legal in this state! The

The whole staff at Delmar Gardens is awesome. The whole nursing care staff while overworked, is…read morekind and caring to the patients. The food well it has its good days and bad days just like any hospital. But the nurses are all wonderful as are the dining room staff. The dining room staff remembers what you want to eat and work so hard making sure all the drinks are cold. Miss Carol and Miss Nancy are the people that introduce you to the place and don't miss a beat! Thank you all for your wonderful care!

This facility & staff are very warm & welcoming. I can rest…read moreknowing that my loved one is being well taken care of.

Rescue My Speech -- I absolutely recommend this practice for speech and occupational therapy needs…read more Ms. Jayme is the bee's knees! My daughter loves her, is never bored, and is always ready to participate in activities. Ms. Jayme makes learning fun. See photos of them practicing sign language together.

Ms. Jayme and everyone here are absolutely the BEST! They are all about the kids. They make their…read moresessions so fun that my daughter doesn't want to leave and my other kids want to go themselves. Being a speech therapist myself I didn't think I'd ever find someone who'd meet my expectations. I left another establishment after 3 sessions because I was extremely unhappy. Not only did Rescue My Speech meet my high expectations they exceeded them. My daughters confidence has grown so much that family members and friends are commenting on that as well as her improved speech. I love that this isn't a "sit and drill" place, I love they incorporate so much into their sessions. We could not be happier. I'm so grateful every day that we found Jayme and Rescue My Speech!!

The team is friendly and helpful. Henry Banzon was great! It was more than doing exercises, Henry…read moreworked with me to listen to my body. He was able to pinpoint origin of pain and adjust sessions accordingly. He also offered suggestions on how to adjust how I walk, sit and move when my autoimmune disease flare ups occur.

Traci knows her stuff and is so willing to make things better!…read more I was recommended by Dr. Brimhall after being really unimpressed by another place. Thanks, Traci!

I am grateful for the care I have received from Jennyl and Maria. My neck continues to improve for…read moreboth flexibility and pain level. Both ladies are intelligent and very, very good at applying their professional skills. At the front desk, I have received kind and patient service from the wonderful Aysia. She has helped me on several occasions regarding a variety of issues. She has made my life a lot simpler. Ladies, thank you all so much! Vicky R.

The staff here has been pretty good in working with me to get my children worked into the therapy…read moreschedule so all three of them can get the therapy they need. I have also liked the OT, PT, and SP I have met there. The PT has been working with me to get orthotics for the boys. One of the other things I like about this place is that they take Teacher's Health Trust. That is hard to find!

This place from the very beginning welcomed us in and gave us peace. After my dad had a stroke, he…read morewas at a rehab facility. Medicare determined it was time for discharge. They had encouraged us to discharge home, but my dad was still unable to walk, get out of bed, roll over or another kind of independent action at that time. We talked to Tammy at Sage Creek. She was so calming and reassured us that my dad would have the care he needed, they could provide transport for the office visits he needed for his heart surgery and would have the PT, OT and SLP that he needed. We were told at the rehab that a skilled nursing facility was going to just leave him in bed and he would lose any progress he had made with them. This is absolutely untrue for this facility. They got my dad up and dressed every day. He had therapy. The therapists were so patient and kind (Alexa, Vicky, Willy and all the others I'm so bad with names) Mo the nursing supervisor went above and beyond to take care of any concerns that we had. Judy, Tyler, TJ, Brandi, Lindsay, CC, Rosann, Malik and other nursing staff were all amazing. The facility doctors were wonderful with communication and the care they gave. The facility was clean and the food was good with lots of options. Danielle and Nicole in transportation were amazing taking my dad to his many doctors appointments. Paige, our case manager, worked so hard for us. Anything we need to get my dad in the VA Home she came through for me. Absolute godsend! We adopted the staff here as family and we already miss them. Their kindness and thoughtful caring was beyond any of our expectations. I 100% recommend this facility

8 1/2 years ago this place was amazing. I even wrote a glowing review. Since my first that time my…read morefamily member has been in and out of Sage Creek. And this last time I was beside myself. They lost her sling, they didn't answer her call light, they washed her phone. They never put her items back on her tray so they would be easy to grab. Everything was thrown into a chair the was filled sky high. The carpet is disgusting, the place looks run down. If u have another choice...take it.

My mom has been at Pacifica at Green Valley for almost a month…read more She is 89 and still physically pretty good just no short term memory at all. With her own room and bathroom she has the privacy she wants, with the supervision she requires. Able to go out to the beautiful grounds and not worry about getting lost. Just push the button and they come and guide her home. The care givers are great at getting her out to activities and eating her meals. It is so nice she still thinks she is out to eat and needs her wallet to pay. Wonderful you can decorate with their own things to make it really their home. So glad we found them!! Giving the family the peace of mind she is taken care of .

It's 106° outside and the ac is not working properly. It apparently can't be addressed until the…read moremaintenance guy returns to work the next day. It's going to be a long night. I guess this is just how they conduct business.

Erica was very helpful and kind. She guided me through the process of full body cryo and let me…read moretake breaks when it was too much. The price is unbeatable. Really the best deal in town. I will be back!

WOW! A must EXPERIENCE. I was treated to full body Cryotherapy, followed by a warm sauna, and…read morefinished off with the leg compression treatment. Scott was very welcoming and informative regarding each procedure. During the cryotherapy I was able to push through the np pain no gain mentality while watching a movie and listening to some jams. Free parking in private lot available. When I'm town this will be my go to self care treatment!