Yes, my parent was there to get rehab, get better and then come home at first Everything seemed…read moregood but slowly we noticed he never came out of his room. His legs were so swollen.legs were never propped. He was Septic. His catheter was disgusting and not changed even after we had asked them to change it ,and one female worker called him "stupid "which we did a report on. We do believe he was neglected, we asked to have him sent to the emergency room. This was on a Wednesday and he passed away Friday morning please people be aware take care of your family in this facility the hospital said he had pneumonia and that very morning the nurse at ignite checked his lungs and said he sounded just fine. Again, I'm not saying my dad was the healthiest person in the world. He wouldn't be there if he was, but I am definitely in shock that he went in there better than he came out now he's gone. I do believe that if we didn't push the fact that he needed to go to the ER, he would have died in there, but instead he died in the hospital these are just some of the pictures of him and we have so many more we are having this looked into

Severely understaffed. The nurses are rude and do not show care or compassion. They do not…read morethoroughly check patients to ensure they understand their charts. They also failed to check to see if patients are clean and dry. If I could leave zero stars I would.

This is the real thing! These occupational therapist, physical therapist, speech, therapist, etc…read more at Johnson County Rehab are incredible. They really put their heart into it and if you need severe rehab rehabilitation after say a head injury this is the place to go to get them rehabilitated.. I wish my husband could stay longer here. Our entire family is forever indebted to Johnson County Rehab staff for the hard work that they had to help my husband and the other people around them. You really felt cared for.

Facility offered very good care. The office staff was very helpful,and their therapists…read moreexceptional. They have in room dining with a good selection on their menu. The nursing staff varied from good to exceptional. I had a problem with only 1 staff member during two-two weeks stays and that was dealt with in 24 hours.

I've been trying to get them to come pick up a wheeled walker.HIGH QUALITY but they don't want it.read more

The aquatherapy with Ian at PAM is excellent!…read more This was my 2nd experience with physical therapy, but Ian's inventiveness led me to learn many different movements I can do in the water to strengthen my core (which he showed me how to find next to my navel) muscles in a fun way. My first workout was mild, but Ian built the intensity slowly over several sessions, so that the last 2 sessions I had left me feeling the endorphins for about 24 hours after the workouts, which is so close to being completely pain free so that even my husband noticed how much happier I was after the aquatherapy. Do NOT let fear of the water intimidate you from taking advantage of this wonderful resource! In the same way race horses are toned in water tanks for racing, you can rebuild your strength with aquatherapy! And, lastly, the folks at the front desks are always friendly and happy to see you, even though this facility is quite busy with patients who stay and patients that come daily. I am so glad I was willing to drive the 50 minutes it takes me to get there for these sessions every week.

Hello there, staff of Midwest Recover Centers! I am delighted to discover this venue through which…read moreone may share, with others, thier experience with MRC. I must say that, upon my first experience and at first blush, MRC was a breath of fresh air. I relished the fresh approach they exhibited toward me, as a newbie! The staff: Joe - therapist that one dreams of getting in such a facility; Casey (sp?) - just a ray of sunshine pouring over you everyday; there are so many staff members, I simply can't name them all. Then there is: Kristin - I would be equally served by an AI kiosk. Just no visable concern or compassion for me...or anything, as she rattled away on her keyboard, "so, what number would you give that feeling...? one to ten..." type, type, type..... okay, thank you. See you when I see you. Wading through the days, I began to feel the repetiveness of "following policy" weighing down some of the more zealous staff members. Those with a truly compassionate eye toward the patients and their well-being. So, let me cut to the chase here. I set up my FMLA and Short-Term disability with MRC, amazingly, while I was drinking nearly a fifth of vodka and snorting nearly a gram of cocaine, everyday. As such, you might think that the timing was perfect for discussions of policy and procedures. Anyhow, the long and the short of it is that they completely contradict themseleves between what their website says and what they actually practive. When you're dealing with people in any state like the one I was in when I got there, the last thing we need is contradictions in regard to our treatment. Unfortunately, I was already admitted before I was informed that they also do not communicate with any outside medical professionals. Think about that...have you EVER heard of health professionals refusing to tallk to the medical team you have when you get there. It's bewildering. I just say, go over all of the details, If you're able, and clarify everything before you sign on the line which is dotted. Thanks so much!

I have had the opportunity to work with clients and staff here in a professional manner. I have…read moreworked with other rehabilitation facilities in the past. What's different about Midwest is that they seem to have a genuine compassion and understanding for addicts and alcoholics that extends beyond a clinical scope. MRC is set up with a knowledgeable clinical staff as well as a solid peer support staff that supervises the clients 24/7. Midwest is a great start in beginning a foundation for life-long recovery. Beyond educational lectures and clinical therapy - the treatment protocol focuses widely on coping mechanisms, life-skills, and addressing behavioral issues. Awesome staff, great clinical program, and a comfortable and secure environments for addicts new or returning to recovery.

I recently worked here. I wouldn't give this place one star if I didn't have to. The care is…read moreextremely poor. The staff is awful and the turnaround rate is very high. It says a rehab, but I will be honest most of the people that were there ended up staying long term. I was there for about three months and I've heard they had been through a hand full of administrators within the last couple of years. State is called very often. The staff is racist. There is an insane amount of drama in this place. It is not a place you want to go to get better.

I was recently in here for a variety of ailments. i was on the fence about my feedback until my…read morelast day there. i had my cell phone stolen. 90% of it appears to be an employee. i filed reports on it ; to no avail as of yet. Anita (DON) awesome. Ketsia (hospitalty) awesome + some Ashley (case worker) awesome Bobby (CNA) awesome Megan (admissions) off the charts Theresa (ot) awesome Derrick(pt) awesome DJ (med tech) awesome Crystal(nurse) awesome kitchen aids suck, Food sucks. cold coffee everday except when Megan brings it, TVs suck. old school 10" screens made in 2008 make you go blind blurry and dark, Smoking on time slots was awesome people on cell phones in the workplace 24/7

My father is receiving excellent care at the St Luke's South Rehab Hospital. Dr. Hermes is a…read morefantastic physician. ALL the nurses and NAs are so great. He has had PT, OT and speech. They work him good. He has made great progress. Thank you to everyone there!

I spent several weeks at this center after my motorcycle accident. I only had one working limb…read morewhen I arrived, my right leg. BOTH arms were in casts wrist to shoulder and my left knee (hematoma) and foot were broken. And that was just the physical state I was in, my mental state was bruised as well. To say that the staff put me back together is an understatement. The PT's, OT's, Doctors, nurses, volunteers, housekeeping, and food services staff are incredible. They work on individual plans catered to your personal rehabilitation and review those daily. They CARE and it shows. It's not just a job, they are determined and rooting for you. (No kidding, they applaud your accomplishments.)

Mom was there a couple weeks after surgery. She had her ups and downs. They like to pass blame…read morearound so we'll probably never know who was truly responsible for some of the rough patches. If you have a loved one checking in, I recommend not starting on a Friday because they will use the weekend as an excuse for not having medications and equipment ready to serve the patient for the first weekend there. Comparing this center to the one my Dad stayed at in 2012, I'd still pick this one 100 times more than the other. We appreciated the private sitting rooms/dining room for visitors to use.

Country Club is clean, comfortable and feels like home. The nursing team truly cares for residents…read moreand there are always have lots of fun activities going on, like bingo, musical performances and exercise classes.