A.G. Rhodes DeKalb (formerly A.G. Rhodes Wesley Woods)

Google reviews

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  Sandy 7 months ago

  I had an emergency stay at AG Rhodes, Wesley Woods for two weeks. Everyone was extremely nice. The rooms were adequate, but nice for a facility. The nurses were TOP rated and other staff went out of their way to show love and make you feel welcome. I would definitely recommend this place for a short day to rehab. I have attached many photos of the OT and PT rooms. It is amazing what these people accomplish. Other photos are of the front entrance. shc

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  LH 2 months ago

  Zero stars. Our family’s experience at AG Rhodes was nothing short of horrifying. We brought a 77-year-old previously healthy man there after major back surgery with one simple goal: get him strong enough to return home safely with the assistance of a walker. Instead, after only 2½ days, his condition deteriorated so dramatically that we were genuinely afraid he was going to die there. The so-called “rehab” floor was dirty and did not resemble what we expected from a professional rehabilitation facility. At one point, an Orkin pesticide employee came into the room and sprayed while patients were lying in their beds. Basic patient care was also deeply concerning. Nurses did not appear adequately trained or prepared to safely assist him with transportation to the bathroom. The shower facilities were not located in the private rooms, creating additional difficulties for a vulnerable post-surgical patient. And the “rehabilitation” itself was shockingly inadequate. What was described as rehab consisted at one point of approximately 15 minutes sitting in a group of wheelchairs and barely raising his arms. We were also extremely concerned when the rehab nurse had him performing exercises that were directly contrary to the restrictions and instructions his surgeon had given us for his back surgery. Even more concerning was how his post-surgical delirium was handled. Then he fell out of the bed. When we called for help and begged a nurse to assist us in getting him safely back into bed, the nurse walked down the hallway rather than providing the assistance we were desperately requesting. Things became even more frightening when we received an urgent middle-of-the-night call from the patient saying he had gotten into an altercation with nurses and that they had been aggressive toward him. Whatever the circumstances, the fact that a vulnerable post-surgical patient experiencing delirium was calling his family in the middle of the night describing an altercation with staff was

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