Savanah is truly one of the most incredible, caring and capable Nursing Home Administrators in this…read moreindustry. Her leadership capability and excellent treatment of staff, along with her person centered and empathetic direct patient care is truly unique. If you are searching for a home for you loved one you can be assured that by choosing Alison, you are choosing care provision that is rooted in best practice, expertise, beneficence and compassion.

Racing fake and not really answering your questions they try but don't know they keep telling me we…read morekeep sending him clothes and they keep disappearing that should not happen

My Wife and I have been at Westlake since August. Moving here was the best decision we could have…read moremade. The staff is absolutely amazing. They take care of us like they were taking care of their family. which is what we are, one big family. Everyone has a smile when they greet you. The food is good, and many activities to make sure you have fun. Westlake is the best.

Westlake is an older care center with nice employees. Meals were healthy and good, coffee is always…read moreavailable and there is entertainment/activities available for the residents. My dad seemed to enjoy his short time there (he was a rehab patient, not a resident) as much as a 90 yr old dementia patient would. The main problem my siblings and I have with the center is their laundry practices/system. From what I can tell, resident's clothes are washed on an almost daily basis (that's a good thing!), with any and everyone's clothes washed together (understandable). Clothes are marked with names and/or room numbers but there is an issue of clothes getting back to the correct rooms. Items of my dad's clothes went missing on an almost daily basis as well as him wearing someone else's clothes because they were put in his room in error. He's not much for clothing details at this point. We were always on the hunt for who might have his "favorite" shirt on today. In the end, at discharge, I think we left with everything he started with. They do not check pants/shirt pockets and because of this my dad's fairly basic, new phone ended up getting washed and ruined and had to be replaced. Yes, he still has a phone as we like to talk to him whenever possible and he loves hearing from all of us. The center refused to reimburse the price of the new phone as, in part, with 60 residents, that's a lot of pockets to go through. If you only have one job (doing laundry), maybe a little more care/attention to detail should be taken. I'm sure in all the paperwork we signed at admission there's a disclaimer about entering at your own risk and them not being responsible for loss or damage to one's belongings and we'll definitely know better the next time we take him somewhere.

Very friendly and attentive staff, very happy with the care given, thankful for their help!read more

After hip replacement surgery, I was an inpatient here for two weeks (March 7-21, 2024)--I did not…read morego anywhere else during this time. They rightly earn at least one star due to excellent PT and OT plus Bella (OT) and Bea (aide), bright lights who made my time there bearable. Wheatridge Manor missed a chance for a higher rating because they almost killed me with a wrong assessment and then a 10-hour delay of needed treatment on March 21. I had contracted strep A sepsis there (and went into kidney failure), necessitating ambulance transport from Wheatridge Manor to Lutheran Hospital ER where they fought for hours to save my life. Source of infection: untreated bug bites (about 3-19 at Wheatridge Manor) which became infected and then developed into a bad case of cellulitis. Additional details: from the time (around 4am) of my first physical symptoms on the morning of March 21 (pain, uncontrollable shaking, vomiting; a few hours later, expressive aphasia--inability to process language), the night nurse Pam and day nurse Jennifer wrongly assessed me as experiencing a panic attack due to "anxiety" about going home. Pam also chewed me out for taking time away from other patients who "really" needed her care (my friend witnessed that unpleasant exchange). I was in and out of awareness for the rest of that day. This terrified me (my symptoms as well as being ignored and dismissed by the nursing staff) as I knew something was very, very wrong. Needing support and a witness, I called my friend (retired nurse). She arrived at the facility around 5am and stayed with me all day. Finally, around 2pm, I asked her to phone my high school BFF in Houston who's a doctor. Dr friend had two words for us: "Ambulance now!" Wheatridge's day nurse, Jennifer, only made the phone call due to pressure from my witness. These two dear friends, along with Lutheran's ER and other medical personnel, saved my life. Accordingly, I do not recommend Wheatridge Manor for anyone. Yes, the PT and OT are great, but the rest of the facility lacks adequate, coordinated care. However, if that place seems the best placement for your loved one, be sure to check on them frequently and to advocate for their needs or they may either almost die like me, or actually die, from inadequate care.

I have had my grandmother at Sandalwood 3 times for rehab. Our family wont let her go anywhere…read moreelse. They care that they provide is very person centered. The staff treated her like she is a part of their family. We couldn't have asked for more.

Clean , Personal friendly, good location seems like they are trying to do what is right , very open…read moreto questions and answers.

This nursing home/ rehabilitation facility is a beautiful building and has staff that care for…read moretheir residents. As soon as you walk into the door you feel welcome and you see happy people.

Do not! I repeat. DO NOT send your loved one or yourself to this facility. There is a staff member…read morenamed Brenda who makes your stay a nightmare. She yells at the residents, lies on them to protect herself when a so-called "authority figure questions her," and treats residents like scum on the bottom of her shoes. Corporate does nothing about her, and neither does staff. I have only been a resident here for a week and wish I could leave this place. I do not feel safe because all the staff does say they are going to document. They do not advocate for their patients and allow a staff member to bully their residents. DON'T DO IT!!! DO NOT COME HERE!!!

Terrible long-term care facility. Nursing care sub- par. Location just off W Colfax Ave in…read moreLakewood, Colorado is no way desirable.

My brother, Ed Smyth, was at Cambridge for about 2 months for rehabilitation after an…read moreillness....this place is fantastic. the nurses are proficient and caring. The office staff was wonderful. Ed got better real quickly thanks to their great care. Stacey is great organizing fun things for everyone to do. I'll try to mention some of the great people that helped Ed..Forgive me if I miss someone. Matt, Emily, Diane, Karla, Comfort, Martha, Juan Carlos, Sandra, Anita, Yinka,Roxy, Ed liked the food too... The drivers that took Ed back and forth to appointments were great.. They could use some funds for remodeling. The heater vents need upgrading and there are lots more things that could use upgrading

Mount St. Vincent home has a soft spot in my heart. I realized the other day when I was driving up…read morethere to make another donation that I have been working with this organization for over 35 years. This establishment was originally started as an orphanage in 1883 by the Sisters of Charity. They really do help children in need, a safe place for them before they're adopted or just need a home. Some of the youth live there full-time. They reach out to help because of neglect, abuse, emotional and behavioral challenges, mental illness and abuse. This incredible place is for foster care and treatment programs for children. They are always looking for volunteers for various things on their 16 acre campus. I WOULD recommend this facility if you have any free time to volunteer or considering donating. Go online and look at their wish list.

My daughter attended both the school and the day treatment programs from 2014-2016. She was in…read moretheir residential treatment program during six months of that time as well. I cannot say enough good things about the facility, especially Kaylee Jeffrey and Laura Woodward. The whole facility was so knowledgeable and helpful during this very difficult time in our lives. They recognized what our daughter needed and worked with us, her other providers, and our school district to give us the best version of our daughter we'd had in years. She is now looking to attend Florida State University and study meteorology. Thank you so much, MSV.

I'm conflicted on what to give Cedars Healthcare. There's what I know, what my dad knew, and then…read moreCedars and the staff. My dad was in their rehab section, where the goal was to get him back on his feet after illness, so he could be home by himself without fear that he would fall or have other issues. Every time I visited here, I'd see the nursing and support staff. With the exception of one person, I really liked the people I interacted with here. I really appreciate that the nurses took the time to take my phone calls during the times I couldn't visit. They also took my warnings seriously in that my dad wanted to leave before he was ready and made sure he was safe and secure. One of the things that bothers me is that they don't seem to have a doctor on staff, or at least not one who stays at the facility and is available for consult. I saw a physician assistant during the first week of my dad's stay, but I didn't see her after that, and the PA and/or doctor did not make it a point to update me with my dad's progress, even though I was his medical power of attorney and was actively acting on his behalf. So I relief heavily on the nurses to tell me what was going on, and to get information from the PA/doctor about medications and other stuff. Some of the things I think Cedars needs to work on is their communications with the patient and their family. There's the issues I mentioned about talking to the doctors. I got a delayed notification about my father falling, and I wasn't notified of the first fall until the second happened. I will note that they called me right after he fell a third time, and I'm pretty sure they told me they were transferring him to the hospital before he left. As for a discharge date, my dad had it in his mind that once certain criteria was met, he would be allowed to leave. They didn't really explain the process or time frame to him, so it was very upsetting when he had to stay longer than he expected. The last thing that concerned me is that he didn't seem to leave his room much outside of taking a shower and when he was getting physical therapy. As far as I know, he ate all his meals in his room. I honestly don't know if he was offered the opportunity to eat in the main dining room area and he declined. His room was often very dark, and I know that he would have liked to have more light available for him to turn on (or have the blinds open more often). I am currently working with their billing/financial lady to get his account resolved, since it will now have to come through their estate. When I saw them a few weeks after he left, the ladies in the administrative offices and one of the physical therapists asked him how he was doing and seemed generally concerned about him and his well-being. I really do think that the staff members care about the people they help (residents of the nursing home or patients in the rehab area). That is why they get four stars. While we were there, maintenance was working on much needed repairs to the exterior of the facility. I do have the say that the facility was nicely decorated for Christmas. Lastly, I will admit that my father was a difficult patient, to say the least. He was not feeling well, frustrated about not being home, and just had other stuff going on with him. The nurses took his attitude in stride and did the best they could, and in the end, that's all you can really ask. In short, if I have to have someone come back for rehab care, I would definitely consider taking them to Cedars.

Office Experience…read more Last week I met with Angelica for job interview. It was the best interview I've had in years. She was very informative, up front and personal. I look forward to joining their team.