Cedarwood Post-Acute

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  Sky Marchand a year ago

  I stayed at Cedarwood Post Acute for two months this summer for rehabilitation after undergoing brain surgery. The rooms are small and barely have enough room for patients’ wheelchairs. Bathrooms are shared in between 2 rooms, often with mixed gender use. One shower room is available for all 50 patients. Most of the rooms are freezing cold or hot. Cigarette smoke frequently blew in my window. I had a small but deep wound on my arm. A wound nurse recommended redressing every 2 days but it got very little attention. It did not get infected. That said, I believe I got an ear infection due to lack of changing pillow cases the first 4 weeks, despite a promise of changing all linens at least once a week. Most CNAs left me up in my wheelchair hours longer than I felt comfortable. Most AM and PM CNAs told me they had 10-15 patients most days. Often when I would pull the call light, they would take forever to come in (30-60 minutes+). One CNA in particular switched pitchers and I only knew because my neighbor had been drinking juice and my fresh water had a faint taste of cranberry. After patient care, beds are left high off the ground, leaving more risk for patient falls, especially for those with air mattresses. CNAs rarely respect privacy and will often leave curtains, windows and doors open, even in the most intimate care situations. Call lights are old fashioned, i.e. they are strings hanging behind patient beds and may be difficult for patients with weak arms/hands. My call light stopped working 3 times in 2 months. They gave me a bell, which I knocked over too many times. Nurses (RNs and LVNs) were experts in ignoring patients when approached at the nurses station. When passing the meds they would often wake patients up and shove medicine in their face without explaining what they were taking and why. Nurses also didn’t ask if pills needed to be crushed and didn’t give patients the option to refuse any medications before mixing them in with others, sometimes creating

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  David Garcia 6 months ago

  The place would not come when you pulled the call light they would turn the call lights off so they didn't have to help anyone! They never changed my commode they never changed my bed sheets they didn't ever give me a shower and they called me names right in my face I would never ever recommend cedarwood Post Acute to anybody!!!! 😡🤬 And when I told him my husband was in the hospital very sick I said the doctor told me I could go out as long as I tell my nurse I told my nurse he went to the doctor the doctor came in and he said if you go see your husband in the hospital you cannot come back here ever again!!! So I told him my husband comes first I'm going to go see my husband I told them. So they checked me out ama and I am no longer a patient there. But they never told my SSI I was no longer a patient there so I'm not getting my maximum amount of money anymore only $62!!! 😡🤬

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