Nottingham Health & Rehabilitation

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  Jessica Neighbors 10 months ago

  Our family's experience at Nottingham Rehabilitation was not about recovery in the traditional sense. My father was here after a long, six-year battle with a terminal illness, following a final hospital stay. We came with the hope of bringing him home, but in the end, he made his wishes clear: he wanted to stay. Nottingham had become more than a facility to him; it had become a place of comfort and peace. The staff honored his choice with such respect, and in doing so, gave us the ultimate gift of knowing he was exactly where he felt safe and cared for. Exceptional, Heart-Led Care: · Molly, A Shining Light: My dad adored his nurse, Molly. Her warmth, her caring nature, and her outstanding work ethic brought him genuine comfort. She always had a big, sincere smile, and in return, so did my dad. In his final weeks, that connection was a priceless gift. She treated him with dignity and saw the person, not just the patient. · Guidance Through the Most Difficult Decisions: When the time came to honor his wish to stay and to focus solely on comfort, the support we received was nothing short of angelic. The Director of Nursing, Laura, and the social worker, Lameka, held our hands and our hearts. They helped us reconcile our hope to bring him home with his desire to remain in the care of the people he had grown to trust. They guided us with such sensitivity, patience, and unwavering support. The comfort they provided while we navigated this emotional journey was both outstanding and heartwarming. They lifted an impossible burden with their kindness. Final Thoughts: Nottingham Rehabilitation provided our father with exceptional care and, most importantly, the right to choose his final chapter. They honored his fight, respected his wishes even when they differed from our own, and supported our entire family with a level of empathy that goes beyond any checklist of services. For any family walking this most difficult path, we cannot express enough how vital this environm

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  Chaz Maryell 6 months ago

  My elderly aunt stayed there for rehab. Was sent out to the hospital with plans to come back. She was discharged from the hospital to home. When we try to retrieve her clothing she was missing four items of clothing. Tried to call repeatedly, no answer after three consecutive calls, A nice person finally walked over to the side/unit that she was in and connected me with a woman who could not speak English and could not understand what I was saying and I asked her if she could put someone on the phone that spoke English she then hung up on me. I’ve been trying to call now for the past half hour and nobody is picking up the phone . I don’t have a warm and fuzzy feeling about a facility that loses a patient’s clothes and/or does not hold their clothing while they go into the hospital. This is basically theft. Would love to talk to the executive Director but I can’t get through.

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