Raleigh Rehabilitation Center

Google reviews

• D
  Don Nattress 3 months ago

  I spent about two weeks at Raleigh Rehab Center. Overall everyone was nice other than one Aide but I only saw her once or twice. The nursing staff worked with me on my meds and were good overall. The PT staff was excellent and very accommodating for my needs. They really tried hard to get me back walking on my own again. Also worked with OT staff a couple times and they were excellent also The rooms are nice and were clean. Now if you can't get up by yourself to go to the bathroom be prepared for a wait. I think the staffing level is one Aide for 18 rooms but they told you that up front. The meals were mediocre and serving sizes were pretty small. One or two meals I had there were not good at all. But overall I was very pleased with Raleigh Rehab. They even followed up with me several times after I was discharged to see how I was doing with Hone Health care. I thought they was really nice. So I would recommend this facility and would have rated them 5 stars other than the problems outlined above. This is rating for faculty is for rehab and second floor care not for nursing home care on the 3rd and 4th floors.

• C
  Christopher Kayser 3 months ago

  It has been two years since I stayed at this facility for rehabilitation. At the time, an outside healthcare official advised me to report the facility to the state. I hesitated to file a complaint or write a review because several employees provided excellent care, particularly two aides and two nurses. Unfortunately, there were also serious problems. The worst involved a suspected reaction to Ambien. After taking it for sleep, I developed severe diarrhea. I skipped the medication for one day and the diarrhea stopped. When I took it again, the symptoms returned. I discussed this with the nurse practitioner, who agreed that Ambien was probably causing the problem. I had been taking Imodium for relief. That evening, I assumed the Ambien had been discontinued, but several hours later I learned that I had been given a lower dose of Ambien and that the Imodium had been discontinued. When I asked for Imodium, I was told it was no longer ordered. The diarrhea continued for approximately 36 hours. I finally had to threaten to call an ambulance and go to the emergency room before I was given Imodium. The symptoms ended around noon afterward. A nurse I trusted later told me that the nurse practitioner had said to let the diarrhea “run its course.” I repeatedly asked to see the practitioner but was ignored. The doctor told me he did not have time to see me. Although I remained at the facility for another four weeks, I never saw a medical provider again. There were other disturbing incidents. On my second day, while I was still a fall risk following hip surgery, an aide refused to assist me to the bathroom. Feces remained on a toilet seat for an entire day, and there appeared to be black mold in the bathroom. A resident two doors down from me died, and I later learned that the death had apparently gone unnoticed for about eight hours. I want to emphasize that some employees were compassionate, skilled, and excellent at their jobs. They deserve recognition. However, the serious

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