Springfield Center for Living and Rehabilitation

Name: Springfield Center for Living and Rehabilitation
Address: 105 Chester Road, Burlington, Vermont, 05156, United States
Price range: $$

Burlington Vermont, United States , Vermont , United States

4.1 on Google · 21 reviews

Skilled Nursing

About Springfield Center for Living and Rehabilitation

Springfield Center for Living and Rehabilitation provides skilled nursing care in Springfield, Vermont. The community focuses on combining hospitality with healthcare services, making it a option for families seeking professional nursing support for a loved one who needs a higher level of medical care and daily assistance. This setting is suited to individuals requiring ongoing skilled nursing attention, whether for long-term care or a period of rehabilitation following a hospital stay, injury, or illness. Families considering this community should reach out directly to learn more about specific programs, daily routines, dining options, visiting policies, and the availability of recreational or spiritual life activities, as these details can vary and are best confirmed with the staff directly.

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Malia harwood a year ago

all I can say is if you actually love and care about your family member / their well being then you need to do whatever you can to keep them away from this place. I spent everyday in here with my family member for nearly two weeks and was absolutely blown away at what I saw. There are about 5-6 employees in this entire building who actually care about what they are doing and bless their souls but that doesn’t change the problem. 98% of the night shift is careless and neglectful, and lots of these LNAs have NO clue what to do with a person in need of actual help and care, they will also lie to your face. Place should be shut down.
eric saltonstall 2 years ago

The care of the patient today looked good. He was clean looking and comfortable looking. He was sleeping during my visit. He was not disturbed. The building looks to be a bit outdated. ●Additional information: the very next day this patient died. Second person that I visited there in the past three months or so, that died there. Not blaming anyone, just telling it, like it is.

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Ann Campbell 2 years ago

Sign in system was simple enough. It said it was going to print a ticket, however it didn’t. Building was clean. Residents were helpful. A couple of staff talking on the first floor didn’t acknowledge us at all I had to interrupt their conversation and they were still standing there chatting on our way out. Residents were better PR than staff
Mary Bang 2 years ago

The new administrator took the time to listen to my concerns and questions...he was accommodating, informative and compassionate. I was given all the time I needed and reassured that our patient was going to be taken care of. I have every confidence in the administrator now in charge.
lance cullen a year ago

There are a few cnas here that stand head and shouldrrs. Above the rest. The management is so poor here that just a handful of these few are constantly on the move because there are never enough cns to help all the folks that need them within a reasonable time and that is very bad for me when I have to wait and wait and for the most basic. Care that I need..... so insult becomes injury when less competent aids finally answer my call light only to turn it off and then say"i'll" tell somebody andwalk out after I state what I need.then I have to call again and again