Wilmington Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Name: Wilmington Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Address: 700 Foulk Road, Wilmington, Delaware, 19803, United States
Price range: $$

Wilmington Delaware, United States , Delaware , United States

4.3 on Google · 159 reviews

Skilled Nursing

About Wilmington Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Wilmington Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, located in Wilmington, Delaware, provides skilled nursing and rehabilitation care for individuals recovering from a hospital stay or managing ongoing health needs. The community focuses on helping residents move smoothly from hospital to home, with clinical and therapy teams working to support daily living and independence throughout the recovery process. Care plans are built around each resident's individual needs, with an emphasis on safe recovery and regaining function. This approach may suit families whose loved one needs a period of focused rehabilitation after surgery, illness, or injury, as well as those requiring longer-term skilled nursing support. Families considering this community for a parent or spouse may want to reach out directly to learn more about specific therapy programs, visiting arrangements, and daily routines.

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159 reviews

Every day · 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

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Adriane Thompson a month ago

If you have a family member with dementia don’t send them here if you love them. They will sell you a good story and then the lie they told you will show it self. They will be neglected. Once they stop eating they won’t feed them nor call to tell you they haven’t eaten. They just take his tray away and won’t notify the family. My husband(ex) develop psoriasis something he has never had. He never went to a dentist. He had nice clothes when he went there and then I started seeking other patients with his clothes on. So they did a chest X-ray on him Friday June 5th and was told by them on that he had pneumonia on Sunday June 7 and I told them to get him dress and take him to the hospital and he was trying to convince me to let him stay here cause we can treat him here cause the doctor will be here on Monday. I said get him dress and taken him to the hospital so I went to the nursing home to make sure he was going to the hospital when I got there I saw the ambulance and I went with them on the elevator and the EMT told me he should been in the hospital like yesterday which was Saturday. Get in the ER the doctor said he is staying and we are going to do a chest X-rays and run other test. I said ok. Then he was place in a regular room and the doctor came in and told me he NEVER had pneumonia! His heart is so enlarged this is the reason why he can’t breathe. I told her(the doctor) that’s what they said. I was pissed because those idiots at the nursing home gave me the wrong diagnosis. I’m glad I brought him here. They kept him on the oxygen and they noticed he was breathing better and took a turn for the worst and he weighed 133 lbs and then he went into hospice and passed 7 days later. I vow I wouldn’t recommend a dog to go there. My husband was there a year and half. So far as I’m concerned they KILLED him by neglecting him.
Culbert Reny a month ago

The staff members are friendly and do their best. Like all nursing homes it has its challenges but on many occasions they rise above it and cater for residents. This was especially so during the blizzard 2026.

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Yasminah Sessoms 7 months ago

The staff that I came in contact with while visiting my sister Shairee Sessoms were amazing! Very friendly, helpful and Compassionate. I think for sure she’s in good hands. My only concern would be the hallway soiled linen & trash I saw in the bins. Which made the facility smell very bad walking through I also noticed from the smell that some thorough cleaning should be done throughout the facility. But I’m aware that like most facilities they may be under staffed which could be the problem. But the Nursing staff were very polite, and friendly and seemed to care about my sister which matters the most. They took very good care of her from what I could see and definitely showed that they loved the job that they do very professional. To my liking, thanks
F M Watson 4 months ago

Understandably, that many cannot tolerate aromatic smells. However, in my experiences visiting similar facilities “The Smell” of a facility tells a lot about the level of care and details associated with cleanliness. Please try to do better in this area! Even if it’s just in the hallways/ corridors of patients areas, if at all possible. Nurses do listen with genuine concern and provide needed feedback. Also, for those in wheelchairs, could you consider taking them out for a ride sometime? Allowing them the opportunity to enjoy the surrounding countryside in the area, or to see downtown and the progression happening around. At this time in most of their lives, MEMORIES of pleasantries will add a little joy to their lives.
Sylvia Austin 6 months ago

I love this place. I had hip replacement and all employees help with cleaniless, bathing if necessary, showers and food. I came out with items I need at home and a positive attitude as I went back to work caring for patients under CHAP. THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME ESPECIALLY PT/OP. N Wrong place it was not on Foulk rd. It was on Marsh Rd.