Coral Reef Subacute Care Center

Google reviews

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  Barbara Jones 2 weeks ago

  I would love to express the joy I have when I am in activities. No matter what kind of day I am having, participating in activity changes my mood to a pleasant one. Kathy and Shelia do such a wonderful job keeping us occupied with various projects(planting flowers, table talk, good conversations table games and of course Bingo!)Whatever the activity is they are always there with friendly faces and always willing to help and give support when needed. There should be millions of Kathys and Shelias who go above and beyond to ensure we are comfortable in an environment that sometimes seems hard to adjust to. LOVE YOU KATHY AND SHELIA!

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  Ginnette 3 months ago

  They only get 1 star because I cant proceed with the review otherwise. This place is terrible, communication is all over the place and noone is ever on the same page. My dad was supposed to be discharged in 2 weeks and I guess since they couldnt keep him as a long term patient (he was there a short term of over 2 months for physical therapy) they decided it was time to get rid of him, so they used the excuse that he was aggressive and they couldn't deal with him to have him transferred to a hospital, at the hospital it was discovered that he had a uti (the 2nd that he has received -that we know of- while he has been there). Clearly uti's at an elderly age make patients aggressive but noone was competent enough to test his urine at the center and just treat it. Not to mention the reason that he has had continuous UTI's is because they dont change their diapers with enough frequency, instead they wrap them in 2 diapers to keep the urine in. Pure negligence and lazyness. When you visit you witness and hear the patients asking to use the bathroom but they're told that they cant be helped because if they help 1 person, the others go unattended (there's only 1 cna to 6+ patients in a room). They dont allow them to lay in their beds in their rooms individually because they dont have enough staff to watch each person in each room so they force them into wheelchairs and all into 1 room with a tv and with 1 cna to watch them as they sit there all day. If the patient tries to stand the 1 cna will rush over in a manic state to force them to sit again because its a "liability" for them to fall. The staff at the hospital they transferred my father to said that he arrived and was calm and following directions, they had no idea what aggression they were referring to- they were however, under the impression that he had a hernia- but it just turned out to be the 2 diapers that they wrapped him in. They advised us to call the health department based on what they saw. My father had 2 r

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