St. Luke's Helen G. Nassif Transitional Care Center

Name: St. Luke's Helen G. Nassif Transitional Care Center
Address: 1420 UnityPoint Way Northeast, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 52402, United States
Price range: $$

Cedar Rapids Iowa, United States , Iowa , United States

3.8 on Google · 64 reviews

Skilled Nursing

About St. Luke's Helen G. Nassif Transitional Care Center

St. Luke's Helen G. Nassif Transitional Care Center, located in Cedar Rapids, provides short-term rehabilitation for individuals recovering from an injury, surgery, or serious illness. Distinct from a traditional nursing home, it is designed specifically as a transitional care center, offering recuperative and supportive services to help patients heal and regain strength before returning home. This setting is best suited for families seeking a focused recovery environment rather than long-term residential care, with an emphasis on skilled nursing support during the rehabilitation process. Those considering this center for a parent or spouse may want to confirm specific details about daily routines and visiting arrangements directly with the facility.

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vilma Parks a year ago

My husband stayed at this facility for two weeks. I was very apprehensive at first to stay there because I read some bad reviews. But on the contrary, the staff, nurses , and therapists are friendly. I was with my husband the entire time and I slept there the whole time. It made things easier for all of us, as I am very much hands on to my husband but the staff checked on us and made sure we get what we needed. The food was okay, they can do better for sure . The facility is clean, internet is reliable. You can request for a nurse aide/staff to clean your room. It just a matter of asking them kindly and respect. When you show them that you appreciate what they do to your love ones, in return they will treat you with kindness and respect as well. I was there the whole time and saw the interactions from patients to staff and I will say it’s a give and take. Some patient can be difficult, demanding and complain a lot. I saw and heard how staff respond and act on those occasion . I have not seen or heard bad interactions ever . We used the call button past 10pm and within 10 seconds the staff was in our room. We even request if we can watch the football game back home which is just about 10 minutes drive and was given permission, and we came back to the facility soon as the game was over. The staff made rounds to hand out snacks to patients /residents everyday. The facilty is beautiful , dining room is lively with bright lights. Kitchen staff are very nice, always smiling and willing to assist all the time. There’s bingo 2-3x weekly and gifts to the lucky winners. I know that not everybody can stay with their love ones when staying to a facility like this but if you’re willing, this facility will accommodate your request and will room you with a couch that you can turn into a bed at night. Just bring something for you to eat since you’re not included with a meal. Caregiving is a very high demanding job and we can’t truly expect so much from those who are trying their b
Anitra C a year ago

My mother stayed here twice. The second time for 100 days after suffering a stroke. The whole staff did a great job meeting her needs and addressing all of our concerns. They truly went above and beyond to ensure her condition improved well enough to be discharged home safely. Our family is forever thankful for the awesome administrators, nursing staff, dietary and therapists who always encouraged and cheered for her as she hit milestones during her recovery. We were blessed to have St. Luke’s Transitional Care Center apart of her journey!

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Jody Kujath a year ago

Beautiful place, the rooms are spacious with their own showers. They also have Spa rooms where patients can soak in the whirlpool bath. Staff is amazing and always smiling and laughing with the patients. The food tastes and looks amazing, the kitchen staff puts their own twist on every meal they make. Love the therapy gym and all the therapists. Best part is the Monday, Wednesday and Friday group exercises, all staff including kitchen, maintenance, and department heads come out to participate. 10/10 rating.
Angela Peterson 9 months ago

I love this facility! It is very clean and doesn't smell like a nursing home. I also see where the DON and the ADON are on the floor helping the aides and family. Everyone here is GREAT! Thank you for all you do for the patients and families
Deb Langguth a year ago

Nope. Gotta tell ya folks, my mother has been in a couple of "skilled nursing facilities", after hospital stays or falls. This does NOT qualify as a skilled nursing facility. New aides, first day, NO training, (right out of their own mouths), working alone, caring for patients. Constantly being told they're short staffed. THEN QUIT TAKING IN MORE PATIENTS THAN YOU HAVE STAFF TO CARE FOR! Cleanliness is definitely NOT a priority in the rooms. We were told several times, "Oh, that's not my job". Like the other review says, RUN, don't walk from this facility. If I could leave a minus stars, I would. EDIT: My mother fell while there. Her version of what happened was completely different from theirs. (I guess they thought since she had dementia that she wouldn't remember). She broke the bone in her upper arm completely through, and her lower arm was terribly torn up. The way they described her fall did not explain these injuries at all. She also had bruises on her chest, neck, and forehead. She never completely recovered from this, and unfortunately passed away, at another facility, after her hospital stay. We had MANY issues with this facility while she was there, including the lack of cleanliness, leaving her sitting on the toilet unsupervised, and leaving her sleeping in her wheelchair. BUT, an investigation into the facility found no wrong doing. My mother was 93. PLEASE people, at any facility, be vigilant. Be there as much as you can. If something seems off, go with your gut. But DO NOT leave your loved one here.