Elmora Hills Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center

Google reviews

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  Kevin a month ago

  The people here are really nice and caring. Vanessa is amazing. She has helped me speak better since I started, and even though I had a stroke, she is very patient and takes her time with me to help me improve. The physical therapy department has also helped me a lot. Marlene is the best at what she does, and I really appreciate everything she has done for me. I was here for a month, and I am very thankful for everyone who helped me during my time here. They have all made a big difference in my recovery.

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  Rhonda Wray a month ago

  This was my first time in a Nursing Home and I hope it will be my last. It seems like the main concern of the nurses and CNA’s was to turn off the call light in the hallway before attending to the patient’s needs. One CNA (Nova) came into my room, turned off the light and then walked out of the room. When I asked her wasn’t she even long to ask what I needed, She turned around angrily and said “What do you want?”? She’s quite rude. If you’re on pain medication, that requires you to get the medicine at a certain time, you’re in big trouble. Especially if the nurse is Mavis. When she had a day off, it was a better experience for most patients. I had to log my own medicine in a chart on my phone and call her for a reminder to bring me the pain meds. And then she took her sweet time. Also, you have to take heed of when the nurse decides to go to lunch, because you’re out of luck during I didn’t get brought up at that time. There is no backup nurse. The food was horrendous. I will show you pictures below. 90% of the time, the food was cold. They would bring you butter for pancakes or waffles but the butter wouldn’t melt because the food was cold to the touch. Some of the food is unrecognizable. You would have to read the menu to know what they sent you. Now for the GOOD PART: the physical therapists worked intensely with me. I arrived with 2 broken femurs and both hips, and they got me back on my feet again. I left being able to use a wheelchair and rollator walker. There were CNAs who need mentioning because they made my life so much easier. They were kind and gentle and genuinely showed that they cared. They went the extra mile. One is Vanessa Leao and the other woman was Joyce. I don’t know what I would’ve done without them. I must also mention Nurse Janely, Nurse Leslie (male) and Nurse Kristen (she’s very short). They were extremely efficient and I never had to remind them of my pain meds. Delyann Montas (The social worker) excelled at her job as well. It w

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