The Willows Health & Rehab Center

The Willows Health & Rehab Center

About The Willows Health & Rehab Center

The Willows Health & Rehab Center is a skilled nursing facility located in Euclid, Ohio, just east of Cleveland. The community provides rehabilitation services, long-term nursing care, wound care, and respite stays, making it a fit for families seeking short-term recovery support after a hospital stay as well as those looking for ongoing skilled nursing care for a loved one. This setting suits individuals who require clinical oversight and nursing support beyond what assisted living typically offers, including those recovering from surgery, illness, or injury, as well as those with complex wound care needs. The availability of respite care also makes The Willows an option for families who need temporary relief from caregiving duties while ensuring their loved one continues to receive professional care. Families considering The Willows for a parent or partner may want to reach out directly to learn more about daily routines, visiting policies, and how the facility supports residents during both short-term rehabilitation and longer-term stays.

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  • DAWN WOOD 5 months ago

    ​Please, by all means, do your research. When looking into potential placements for your loved one, do not rely solely on online ratings or marketing to make your decision. Take a personal tour of the actual facility, ask hard questions and pay close attention to cleanliness, the condition of the durable medical equipment (DME) used to care for your loved one, watch for potential safety issues and the appearance of the residents. Most importantly, trust your own intuition and closely watch your loved one's overall affect and demeanor. If you notice a red flag—even if it seems like a one-off incident—do not ignore it. ​I have to say that I was initially hopeful despite having some reservations. My ultimate goal was simply to ensure that my loved one's basic needs were being met. However, shortly after they arrived, it became glaringly clear that this facility suffers from a major lack of frontline staff and an overwhelming amount of disconnected upper management. The Director of Nursing (DON) reminded me of the Wizard of Oz—someone who stays hidden behind a curtain where you never actually see them, yet they are supposedly the one in charge and running things. ​The facility was severely understaffed. When I asked about the patient-to-staff ratio—which was one aide to 13 or 14 patients—I was advised that the corporate office set the parameters, claiming they are only required to assign one aide per hallway. I totally disagree with this policy; it represents bare-minimum care at best. ​Because of this neglect, my loved one was routinely allowed to sit for hours on end soiled, unable to ask for help. On multiple occasions, I came to visit randomly and at different times of the day only to find their room door completely closed and them left partially dressed in bed. It was incredibly alarming to wonder how long they had been lying there completely unattended without any assistance. ​Furthermore, whenever I tried to call the facility to receive an update on how my loved

  • Ladonna Kirkland 3 months ago

    My family member stayed at this facility for rehab. The admissions director was very helpful and super knowledgeable. She called and allowed us to tour before my cousin was admitted. The room was nice and clean and met our expectations. Will recommend to anyone needing to place their family member in a nursing home

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  • Lisa owen Perry 2 months ago

    I was placed here after major surgery in February. The aides went from helpful to the worst you could imagine. One night I was very upset and a little confused. I kept asking the aide questions and she said "I don't want to talk to you anymore. She started singing and walked away. Food was bad. I wasn't allowed to step out the door. It was very hot! Again, smokers had free rain of the area. Therapist was good but no communications between departments. I asked questions, but got no answers!

  • zachary bond 7 months ago

    I’m honestly shocked the Willows has as high as 4.1, guessing staff and corporate fluff reviews. First of all, this is was described as a ‘rehab facility’. But my father was there for 2 months and still hadn’t regained the strength to return to his assisted living home. He did however receive an open bed sore during his stay that was neither acknowledged nor treated. Some quick math they charge $10k per month and house around 75 patients per month and somehow that’s still not enough to provide decent blankets, TVs made after 2008 (in the common area as well) or proper communication from the staff. Caring for loved ones in their most vulnerable time is confusing and hard enough, do not add this establishment to your list.

  • Shirley Couch 9 months ago

    I love coming to the Willows to play bingo with Ms.Brown, we have a good time and win great prizes

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1500 E 191st St, Euclid, OH 44117, USA
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