Life Care Center of Paradise Valley, Arizona

My grandma Johnny Jimenez passed away March 21 of last year due to bronchitis that was neglected . She went nonverbal while here looked scared to talk. She was here the last 4 years of her life ..She was never on a breathing machine and the ac was by her bed and ran 24/7 cold air . We kept telling her doctors and nurses she needed respiratory help she needed a doctor we said it months . She was transferred here after being taken to hospital for a failing lung from pneumonia.. we always questioned why she wasn’t on breathing machines to begin with if she had Pneumonia. She had to have had bronchitis for a while and had they had taken her to doctor like we said they would’ve seen it .. they would have attitude everytime we asked them to do something . Even how they treated her our nana had love for everyone . She hated no one and everytime we’d visit her she’d brag to everyone about us..how much she loved her family ..Simple things like bathe her put her in a wheelchair for us . Male cnas changed her alone sometimes . Her caseworker never got back to us. They constantly switched her roommates because they’d tell us what was happening . She was nonverbal every time we came she had new blood on her sheets and they wouldn’t be changed for weeks . We had to cut her hair after trying for almost an hour to untangle her hair a huge knot on the left side of her head .. we still have her neck pillow☹️ She was never taken out of bed . She had bedsores . Wounds everywhere that would bleed. First picture is when she was in a facility before this one . The last two wass under their care.

We had a short stay at Life Care Center of Paradise Valley and were treated very well. Nurses and other employees were kind. The grounds were well kept and the inside was very clean. I’d recommend it!

Our family had a very positive experience with Lifecare Center during my dad’s recent stay. What stood out most was the continuity of care coming out of St. Joseph’s Hospital—there was a clear throughline in his treatment plan, and it felt like nothing fell through the cracks during that transition. That gave us a lot of confidence during a stressful time. Dr. Alrabadi’s involvement was consistent and reassuring. We felt that my dad’s medical needs were being actively monitored and thoughtfully managed, rather than just maintained. The physical and occupational therapy teams were truly excellent. They were engaged, encouraging, and attentive to where my dad actually was each day. We saw real effort put into helping him regain strength and function, and they communicated clearly about progress and expectations. Overall, the team provided steady, coordinated care that supported both his recovery and our peace of mind. We’re grateful for the role they played in helping him move forward.