Haven Health Sky Harbor
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Skilled Nursing Care
Skilled nursing care provided on site
Phoenix Location
Located in Phoenix, Arizona
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Marguerite V a month ago
I’ve been at Haven Health Sky Harbor for some time now, and honestly, I have a lot of good things to say about this place. The CNAs, nurses, physical therapy, and occupational therapy staff have been some of the kindest people I’ve ever met. Despite there being one or two bad seeds, the majority of the staff truly care about the patients. While I’ve been here, I’ve felt like the staff are attentive, they listen to me, and they don’t treat me like I’m just another patient. They actually take the time to care about how you’re doing, especially on the days when you’re feeling down. Everyone really tries to help you feel better and make you comfortable. The food isn’t necessarily my favorite 😂, but I will say they always try their best to accommodate you when they can. The activities here are actually pretty fun, and the Activity Director is amazing. She’s very involved, she cares about the patients, and you can tell she genuinely enjoys what she does. The facility itself is clean, and having your own room and bathroom is really nice. The rooms and bathrooms are also pretty spacious, and the environment doesn’t feel chaotic or overwhelming. To be honest, I’ve met a lot of really good people here. Going through an injury and recovery is hard enough, but having staff who treat you with kindness, patience, and genuine care makes a huge difference. I would 100% recommend Haven Health Sky Harbor to a family member, a friend, or even for myself again if I ever needed this type of care. ❤️
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Erin Amani 3 months ago
Other than the PT staff and a handful of nurses/CNA’s that truly did care, this place is full of people who hate their job and it shows. My mom developed a bedsore here. Despite it being reported on a Thursday, nothing was done to it for several days. She was never repositioned and it continued to get worse in their care. There was also a time she wasn’t changed for over 24 hours. Fast forward a month later and my mom is passing ultimately from the bedsore. If your loved one comes here you need to come visit daily and stay. I was here 8 hours a day, brought donuts and treats for staff and this still happened. I’ve heard staff laughing at my mom and it really disgusts me that people can treat others this way. Reported to Medicare.
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Tenisha Garcia 5 months ago
My mom recently stayed at Haven of Sky Harbor and I have very mixed feelings about the facility. The nurses and CNAs were honestly the best part of her stay. Her overnight CNA, Bintu, was amazing. She constantly checked on my mom, made sure she was comfortable, brought her snacks before bed, and always treated her with kindness and dignity. My mom never once felt like she was a burden to her, and that meant a lot to our family. Miranda was also an excellent nurse who truly cared for my mom and took the time to help her. Unfortunately, the back-end care and management need major improvement. The food service was poor at times because meals would arrive cold by the time my mom received them. Communication from the doctors was also lacking. I rarely heard anything directly from a physician and constantly had to ask for updates myself instead of being proactively informed about my mom’s care. The biggest issue we experienced was discharge planning. The discharge coordinator was rude and dismissive. He attempted to place my mom with whatever dialysis center and home health company he chose without properly communicating with our family. When I called requesting updates and asking for changes, he acted frustrated that I was advocating for my mom and eventually hung up on me. Discharge planning should be more organized, respectful, and family-centered. We also had issues with some physical therapy staff. One therapist was rude to my mom, and after I specifically requested that he be removed from her case, he still showed up again the next day. That was very disappointing and made us feel unheard. Another concern was attentiveness on the floor. There were multiple times patients were calling for help while nurses sat in the back talking or on their phones, ignoring call lights. I understand nurses are overworked and may have many patients at once, but these are vulnerable people who do not choose to be in a nursing facility. This kind of behavior is what gives nursing h
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Jessie Murray 3 months ago
I have very mixed feelings about this facility. My grandma spent the last four months of her life here on the 3rd floor and sadly passed away this week. The facility itself was always clean, and there were a handful of truly wonderful staff members. Unfortunately, our overall experience was overshadowed by poor communication. Throughout her stay, it was incredibly difficult to get updates. Many of our calls went unanswered, and when we did get through, we were often met with vague answers or dismissive responses instead of clear communication. It often felt like we had to fight just to find out how my grandma was doing. The Friday before my grandma passed, I visited her. She seemed sleepier than usual, but I assumed she had either just woken up or had recently received medication. I had to work the rest of the weekend, so I relied on phone updates from the facility. Whenever I was finally able to get through on Saturday and Sunday, I was simply told she was “just tired.” Around 2:00 p.m. on Monday, we finally received a call telling us to come immediately. We rushed there and found my grandma completely unresponsive and, as we now understand, in the final stage of transitioning out of this life. Only after we arrived were we told she had already been unresponsive since the morning shift had come in, yet no one had contacted our family until hours later. She was placed on hospice shortly afterward and passed away about 12 hours later. As a family who had never experienced the dying process before, we had no idea she was actively dying because no one explained what to look for or how serious her condition had become. Looking back, we can’t help but feel hospice should have been brought in much sooner. We believed trained medical professionals would recognize that she was nearing the end of her life and communicate that to our family. Instead, we were left completely unprepared. I will always wonder how much more time we could have had with her if we had been noti
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Beth Dunning 9 months ago
I recently had the pleasure of visiting this skilled nursing facility, and I was truly impressed. The entire place is exceptionally clean and well‑maintained, creating a comfortable and welcoming environment from the moment you walk in. The staff is incredibly friendly, attentive, and professional. They genuinely care about the patients and residents and go above and beyond to make sure everyone feels supported. It’s clear that this facility is dedicated to providing high‑quality care with compassion. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an exceptional place for a loves one.
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- Phone on Google
- (602) 253-4570
- Address on Google
- 1880 E Van Buren St, Phoenix, AZ 85006, USA
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