Kris Blodgett
Jul 2024
My Father passed away while in the care of these incredible human beings. They were so kind and cared for my father the was Jesus teaches. Some of the nicest people I have ever met there.
280 Rowe Street
3.1(11 ratings)
1 / 5CMS Care Compare
Reviews of Nehalem Valley Care Center are mixed, with several families praising the kindness of staff and the quality of physical and occupational therapy, while others describe serious lapses in nursing response and care oversight. The facility operates as a small, non-profit skilled nursing center on the Oregon coast, and its Google rating reflects a wide range of experiences from very positive to deeply troubling.
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Nehalem Valley Care Center in Wheeler, Oregon provides skilled and long-term care services on both temporary and full-time bases. The facility serves residents of the wider coastal community who require professional medical support and ongoing care.
The center's care approach addresses the physical, emotional, spiritual, and psychological needs of residents through a team of well-educated medical, nursing, and allied health care professionals. The facility is committed to facilitating the highest level of quality of life possible while providing preventative and restorative care.
Residents receive a well-balanced diet specifically designed by the Nehalem Valley Care Center dietary team to meet nutritional requirements for maintaining and improving overall health. The center emphasizes personalized interaction with residents and their families to assess and maintain the maximum potential of each resident.
The facility's philosophy centers on treating long-term care as a dynamic partnership within the wider community rather than a separate entity. The center focuses on nurturing residents as valued, contributing members of society while honoring their inherent dignity, unique life stories, and personal autonomy. Nehalem Valley Care Center works to foster authentic connections, promote inclusivity, and ensure residents maintain strong ties with neighbors, family, and local life.
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Help Me Choose3.1overall · 11 ratings combined
3.1★ on Google (11)
Kris Blodgett
Jul 2024
My Father passed away while in the care of these incredible human beings. They were so kind and cared for my father the was Jesus teaches. Some of the nicest people I have ever met there.
R.E. McDonald
May 2024
My husband was there after a stroke. Therapy was good, staff was friendly and he was getting better in the beginning and talking fairly well. Then within a few weeks his mind started going downhill. Then he was getting difficult so their kindness went downhill. He was refusing meds. Then one evening he had another stroke, I was talking to him on the phone, his speech was awful. He was in pain, but I thought they had given him a new med and thought it was that and he needed sleep. The night nurse was very short with him, I heard it on the phone. The next morning when I got there he was in a coma and they didn't know it! I got the director of nursing to go to his room and she knew. My husband stroked, hours later slipped into a coma and they didn't do anything. My husband died that night, about 24 hours after a stroke and coma. I asked for a meeting after that, it never happened. I felt that at least a nurse should know the signs of a stroke.
John Coopersmith
Dec 2023
In 2020 my wife rehabbed here after ankle surgery. Anne was happy with her physical therapy and care there.
Robin March
Sep 2022
My husband was in this facility for only 2 days and his health took a down turn (not their fault), but the first night he was in there I called and called for hours and nobody would answer the phone left messages and finally got a return call at 11:00 that night. Went to visit the next day, my husband rang for the nurse about 4 times and waited for about an hour for someone to show up. I'm sorry but this was unacceptable. Unfortunately my husband's health has not improved but if it had he would not be returning to this facility.
Marcy K
May 2021
Like everyone in 2021 they may be a little short staffed from time to time but all the staff is well trained and delightful. My husband is here with a serious injury from an accident and at this point needs skilled nursing care. They have done a great job working with him. They have both occupational therapy and physical therapy. Because this is a small town atmosphere we don't have to deal with all these strict regulations of the city And I have been able to stay with him all day. This has been a great help for us. This is situated on the Oregon coast and the grounds are beautiful with garden flowers trees and a view of the bay. Visitation can be done in the outside gardens or the visitation room inside. I definitely encourage you to try this wonderful care center.
Nehalem Valley Care Center offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.
Nehalem Valley Care Center is located at 280 Rowe Street in Wheeler, Oregon.
Reviews of Nehalem Valley Care Center are mixed, with several families praising the kindness of staff and the quality of physical and occupational therapy, while others describe serious lapses in nursing response and care oversight. The facility operates as a small, non-profit skilled nursing center on the Oregon coast, and its Google rating reflects a wide range of experiences from very positive to deeply troubling.
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