NeuroRestorative

Google reviews

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  Lacey Holland 2 years ago

  A clean and friendly option for those who face the hard decision to place a loved one in a nursing facility. My daughter came to NUERORESTORATIVE after a major surgery. Additionally, she is autistic, partially verbal and lives with a permanent brain injury to boot. I was incredibly blessed to be able to stay in the facility with her and EVERYONE from the Administrative staff down to the custodial staff were nothing but kind and accomodating. I am shocked to read some of the 1 star reviews when I have in fact spent several days silently witnessing how the children whose parents aren't able to be here with them are treated. (I am VERY observant and overly curious so I paid attention a LOT) Not once have I witnessed anything but the staff being gentle, patient and kind to these beautiful souls who cannot care or advocate for themselves. They clearly care deeply for these children and the children clearly love them in return. Rooms are spacious, clean, and decorated with personal belongings to feel more like home. This facility is rather new and my daughter was the first patient to stay in her particular room. Unlike the hospital we came from where facilities were unkept, filthy and left MUCH to be desired. Every request that was made was handled in a timely manor with zero resistance. (And we had PLENTY of requests.) While I did not witness many family members visiting, the few who did were welcomed and given space and privacy with their child. Therapy staff are all amazing, with fun and inviting therapy rooms full of toys and other things that make therapy much more fun for children. It is located in a lovely, quiet residential part of town, kept at comfortable temperatures even in the scorching heat of the summer (but not sub zero like hospitals tend to be) where every room has a thermostat to adjust airflow. Rooms have windows that actually open for fresh air and there was never a shortage of clean linens and extra bathroom supplies. Even the in house coo

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  Terri Holl a year ago

  My husband and I were blessed that NeuroRestorative was the only skilled nursing facility where he could transfer from long-term acute care due to his tracheostomy. Blessed by the caring, compassion and commitment of the occupational, physical, and speech therapists. Through their knowledge and experience, my husband swallowed food and liquids again and could transfer with a sit-to-stand machine, which enabled me to bring him home. Shortly, after being discharged from NeuroRestorative, my husband no longer had the feeding tube, catheter and tracheostomy with which he had been admitted five months earlier. Today, he is walking with a walker as well as at times without the walker at home with my assistance. I will forever be very grateful to the therapy staff at NeuroRestorative, who were able to improve the quality of life for my loved one, which means everything.

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