Wingfield Skilled Nursing And Rehabilitation Center

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  Shersten Fenison 4 weeks ago

  My husband was admitted post hip surgery. He had been diagnosed with some dementia and had previously fallen out of bed at home twice in early morning onto a carpet with low bed. I added a 14-inch bedside guard that kept him contained thereafter. I mentioned to the nurses twice that this had happened and that he needed a guard. I was told that it was the policy of the facility that they did not use restraints, hence there were no rails placed on the bed. He could not walk, so I wasn't that concerned. After almost 4 weeks he told me he could walk and sure enough, 2 days later he fell and succumbed to a brain bleed. I do not know how this happened. I was never given an explanation. The facility and staff had appeared to be exceptional, but obviously the administrative safety policy needs review. What a waste of time, effort, money, a life, and a love.

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  Kristi Littleton 5 months ago

  My father required a stay at a skilled nursing facility as he was entering end of life care. Wingfield not only provided excellent nursing and daily support for my father, but they worked seamlessly with the hospice staff assigned specifically for my father‘s end of life care. From the moment I walked in and met Ivy, who gave me a tour of the facility, I knew that Wingfield is where my father belonged. They treated him with dignity and respect. Christy Grubb, the admissions director, went the extra mile to help walk me through the several questions that I had during the transfer process to Wingfield. I can’t say enough about the staff and the facility. I am forever grateful to Wingfield.

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