Englewood Post Acute and Rehabilitation

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  michael gaitan a month ago

  Englewood Acute Rehabilitation Center was a great experience for me. The building is a little dated, but the healthcare and the care provided are definitely up to date. The staff in every department is incredible. Everyone I encountered was caring, compassionate, and willing to help. Some people have been here for a few weeks, some for months, and others for years, but one thing is clear: they receive the best care possible. If your loved one needs 24/7 care, I would feel comfortable knowing they are in good hands here. Meals are provided three times a day, either in the dining room or in your room. If someone needs assistance eating, the staff is very caring and takes the time to provide that help. The rooms are kept clean, and they even do your laundry — WOW! That is definitely a plus. And if you want to treat your loved one to some takeout or have something delivered from Amazon, that’s perfectly fine too. Overall, I highly recommend Englewood Acute Rehabilitation Center. If your loved one needs around-the-clock care, knowing they are being treated with kindness, dignity, and compassion can give a family tremendous peace of mind. Thank you to all the staff for taking such good care of the people here. You truly make a difference. ❤️ Note: they have physical therapy that is a plus for your family ones

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  Mama T 2 months ago

  Well folks, today will be my last day here at Englewood Post Acute Care and Rehabilitation.... It is with a torn heart that I am leaving. You see, the insurance says I am done, and I ALMOST agree with them. I am super excited to get back to my own home, family, fur babies, and new adventures with my newly designed and rearranged foot. With that being said though, I am honestly sad to be leaving. The staff here are not just employees doing their jobs, they are real life actual caring, compassionate, empathetic, knowledgeable, and hard working human beings who have basically become my friends, even family, over the time I have been here. Let me explain, I am only 49 years old, making me one of the youngest residents here, and having never been on the patient side of a facility like this, I was honestly somewhat horrified to be coming here....(Im not supposed to be in a place like this so soon, ya know?) I came in after 9 days in the hospital, a freshly redesigned left foot (toes had been amputated leaving me with a nub after 3 surgies in 6 days) and an infection that has spread into my blood. I could sit here for hours and talk about all of the things, but I am going to try to keep this more manageable...there are too many names that I would like to personally thank (Mary, Joe, Rosa, Clarisse, Adrienne, James, Lilly, Bond, Savannah, Wendy, Wenda, Jessie, Anna, Jesus, Rito, and Bob just to name a few) not only for the care they provided me with, but also the care I have witnessed them provide to all of the residents. Healthcare workers are often expected to be superheros, and here, it actually seems as though they've collected an entire staff of them. From the very first time I entered the doors, I was greeted with friendly, welcoming smiles, enthusiastic heartfelt sentiments, and knowledgeable,and thorough care team members, who now feel much more like family than nurses, cna's, physical therapists, occupational therapists,administrators, maintenance workers, housekee

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