Robert Bade
Oct 2025
What seemed to be a great choice for the rehab of my mom after a fall, turned out to be a bad mistake in judgement. She was admitted early afternoon and a staff member checked in on her one time by 8pm. In all fairness, she was agitated and just wanted to go home, still recovering from her fall. An hour later we were going to leave and went to the nurses station saying she was trying to get up and felt like she needed supervision. Their solution was to put her in a wheel chair and have her sit at the nurses station The following day there was no attempt to do any rehab. It seemed like they were content for her to be sedated and in bed. I asked for a meeting with the nursing director to express our concerns with medications and wanted to focus on rehab, specifically gaining weight and strength along with strategies that would give her the opportunity to return home. ALL of this time she had quite a few visitors throughout the day. Family was even there for her birthday party. The following morning they called to inform me that she has fallen and was being transported by ambulance to the hospital. The only way they would allow her to return was if someone was with her 24/7 to supervise her. This seems completely unrealistic to pay a rehab center to care for her with the stipulation that someone is with her 24/7. I have never heard of such a thing. Needless to say, we have no interest in returning. Very disappointed with the quality of care and commitment to rehabilitation.






