My mom was drugged they never worked with her in skilled care there in her poa and they were…read moreoverbidding it going behind my back putting her on meds with out notifying me she was on medication already but put her on more started 150 mg trazadonde when she was already on a sleeping meds put her on blood thinners for I don't know what. She had to use bathroom no one came to room like always thier was one aid Sara that helped her she was doing most nurse jobs she fell in that place 3 times I told hospital she wasn't allowed to go back but sent her there anyway and last fall she wasn't allowed so drowsy she fell fractured herself bad I she should've of been in hospital a lot longer she couldn't even walk so that place sign her out I was mad and went and got her out brought her back to Davenport and they were trying long term behind my back too and now she's in another one over here in Davenport ivy thier just as bad I'm bringing her home next week

They don't take care of the residents right they are lazy just leave the alzamier paients to take…read morecare of themselves and if they can't take care of themselves they make them die. That's what they did to my mom. Stole her clothes and dentures and jewelry I brought to my mom all her stuff was gone. They leave them dirty and smelly the place is dirty and they blame the residents if the place is dirty instead of cleaning the place. They yell at the elderly and don't help them. They claim they don't have help but they do all they do is be on their phones the whole time I was there. The nurses in the front are rude and mean even to me when I ask about mom's pills or tell them she needs something. Don't bring your loved once there. They are treated awful.

Regarding Rosewood, the staff is pleasant. The P.T dept. is very good and the meals are good. The…read moreproblem lies with the fact that they have few workers to take proper care of patients. The administration makes sure they have a very nice and comfortable office as all administration's do. The facility is not the same, clean, and nice facility that it once was. It seems a bit dirty, that nursing home smell is distinct. Another issue is that some of the CNA's have little social graces and lack any intelligence.(But again that seems to happen in many nursing homes). I realize it is a very difficult job but if a person can't handle it don't go into it. Some staff talk down to residents as if they are 2 yr. olds need of punishment. I want to remind them they are not the resident's mother's and to try to use respect. Surely, someone has taught them. The residents may wait some time to go to the bathroom and they may ask for a simple aspirin and never get it. The rivalry between shifts goes on like immature idiots.(But that seems to be common practice in hospitals and all nursing homes). Patients in this home and many like it are more likely to experience contaminated infections like Clostridium difficile, Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and other communicable disease and serious blood-borne infections. Because of that, the nursing staff is required to follow procedures and protocols that ensure residents are protected from cross-contamination. Unfortunately, not all nursing homes adequately train and continuously monitor the actions of their Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Certified Nursing Assistants, which is often highly detrimental to the well-being of patients They do a lot of covering up for errors as most nursing homes and many hospitals do. I don't see too many people getting better. It certainly hasn't happened in the case of my wife. She was worse. The phrase "respect your elders" is ingrained in most minds at a young age. This phrase, however, has been lost somewhere. A lack of respect for the elderly is especially present in the quality of health care they receive. Despite this issue, the current law mandating many necessary workers in nursing homes does little to improve the situation. It states, "The facility must have sufficient nursing staff to provide nursing and related services to attain or maintain the highest practicable physical, mental, and psychological well-being of each resident as determined by resident assessments and individual plans of care" (Miranda, 2005). This statement is very ambiguous and leaves much to the interpretation of the administration of each nursing home, resulting in many situations of insufficient staffing. Some help have a nasty habit of discussing the residents in front of them as the resident was part of the brainless dead. They are not set up for short-term rehabilitation. They claim to be but it is still a nursing home. Now, I'm not saying all staff is bad because they are not. They are overworked and underpaid. I am saying the policies need to be changed and updates need be implemented. Communication is lacking. Nursing Homes in this country have a long way to go. They are more concerned with making money and appearing to look good for the public. A severe problem with this task falling in the hands of the administration lies in the fact that "among administrators, very few are certified, and without qualified leadership quality initiatives are harder to sustain" (Clemmit, 2006, p. 849). Also, many nursing homes do not want to pay and ensure additional employees. Instead, they choose to run their staff on the bare minimum. It is clear that some sort of policy change is extremely necessary.

I go here for regular cath changes. Find them to be a caring staff whom I have come to know quite…read morewell. Dr. R a great guy!

After asking questions about FMLA and WI for work for a surgery that was getting done soon. I was…read morenothing but nice, calm voice, no cussing, nothing. After asking questions, my answer was "that is not my problem" "click" totally rude, they are there to help answer questions and help you through any paperwork, to make sure things are done correctly on their end. Maybe if I could have talked to the doctor about my questions, then I would have my answers.

Great staff. Their attention to my comfort while donating platelets was over the top. Their…read moreattention to detail made me feel so comfortable with the process. The process of donating platelets takes 1 1/2 - 2 hours, so there are comfortable recliners and your own personal TV!

Dr. Reid is the best podiatrist I have ever met, and having lived in SC, TX, IA, CA, IL, so that's…read moresaying something! I have many heel spurs, and some arthritis - she took me from limping, to flying down the halls at work pain free! When I have occasional flare ups she quickly works with me to remedy the issue. I've referred family & friends to her with confidence, knowing what an excellent and caring physician she truly is!

I was very impressed with the professionalism the staff and Doctor displayed. They actually…read moreanswered their phone and responded to my call and questions like a professional office should. I was scheduled with an appointment within a couple days, not several weeks out. It reminded me of Mayo Clinic. Their first goal was to help me; not to bill the insurance or make it easy on their office. I highly recommend Dr. Narayana.

Dr. Narayana and his staff are unprofessional, abrasive, and unhelpful. I visited the office one…read moretime, set the expectation that my medication was one that needed prior authorization, told him what other medications were used first at my previous psychiatrist's offices, and how long I had been on it. It took over two weeks before any movement was made, and I had to call to get anything done. During those calls, the nurse or receptionist was rude, I was hung up on, and they did not give my insurance enough information to authorize the medication that has been working for me since 2012. If you're considering visiting this business, don't. You'll get much better care from another provider.

Sshhhhhhhh----let's just keep this between us on yelp or I won't be able to get in to see them when…read moreI do silly stuff to my poor body. No crazy bone cracking or endless appointments here. Activator pen based treatment based on sound A & P principles supported by wellness initiatives. As soon as you have gotten back to your perky self, they wish you the best and off you go. Friendly and caring. I've seriously gone in there unable to walk and been in dance class the next night.

Wonderful, caring, kind chiropractors who use the activator method so you're not getting twisted,…read morecracked or anything painful done! The receptionists are cheery and greet you with a smile. Never badgering about payments. They've always been wonderful about taking us in any time we've called and the results speak for themselves. I'd never go anywhere else! They've added a masseuse and reflexologist to their practice now too!