Norwegian Christian Home & Health Center

Danielle

Aug 2026

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I would love to say that my family member is a resident here and the place is just beautiful and very clean always smells great staff is lovely recreation always has so many lovely things they do with them . Recreation has some good caring and loving staff especially on the weekends I come to to visit my aunt at anytime during the weekend she is always happy laughing and be entertained she really likes RED the worker with the long red hair we appreciate her how happy she make our aunt

Sarah Catalano

Nov 2025

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I am so glad I live here on the assistant livinging side because loosing my husband was very hard an everyone here has been so nice an comforting to me.

Jacqueline Carlo

Oct 2025

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10/10 ! True review !!! ⬇️ They are a great rehab ! Doing right by my mom and seeing all her needs and taken care of her. I couldn’t ask for a better place for her. They showed compassion and when my mom wasn’t feeling well . Took blood work / EKG to check to make sure everything was okay . When I would call up, I immediately got responses . The director Karen is very nice to talk to ! . Very clean place !!

Angie

Jun 2025

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I would never recommend this rehab facility to anyone. My experience here was beyond disappointing—it was heartbreaking. The level of care is shockingly poor, and the staff seemed indifferent to the basic needs of the patients. My loved one was often left dirty, unbathed, and in the same clothes for days. It was clear that personal hygiene and dignity were not priorities here. Calls for assistance were either ignored or answered hours later. Medication schedules were inconsistent, and there was a noticeable lack of compassion from many staff members. Patients deserve to be treated with respect and humanity, but that is not what happens at this facility. It felt more like neglect than care.

Melissa M

May 2025

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On May 28, 2025, when we arrived at the facility, my father was lethargic, confused, and shaking profusely. We alerted the staff, but they were too busy to check on him. We requested that they call an ambulance. The director of nursing, Abraham, came to the room, observed my father’s condition, and stated that he didn’t believe my father needed to go to the hospital. He claimed my father was shaking because he was cold and that everything was fine since he had eaten 75% of his breakfast. We were told to wait a few hours, but we explained that we did not want to wait, and he rudely dismissed us, telling us to speak with Nurse Riley. At this point, we were scared because my father’s condition was worsening. Nurse Riley felt we were being rude and chose to ignore us, returning to her office. Frustrated and feeling unheard, we decided to call 911 ourselves. Not a single employee came in to check on my father during this entire ordeal. When the ambulance arrived, the paramedics assessed his condition and had to call for a different ambulance because they were not equipped with the necessary equipment to treat him. When the second ambulance arrived, they immediately checked his vitals and administered oxygen. He had a fever of 103°F. Upon arrival at the hospital, we were informed that his blood pressure was dangerously low, his heart rate dangerously high, he was septic, had a UTI was dehydrated, and his kidneys were not functioning properly. All this and not a single staff member at the nursing home believed that anything was amiss. Additionally, my father was still soiled when the ambulance arrived, even though we had asked for him to be cleaned up during this whole situation. No one should be treated this way, and Nurse Riley and Abraham should be held accountable for their treatment of family members and their negligence in dire circumstances. This is not the first incident at this facility. My father was also hospitalized in mid-March because they failed to administer his liver medication correctly, resulting in his ammonia level reaching dangerously high levels. This caused an altered mental status, and we found him unresponsive. Once again, no one called for an ambulance. The staff at this facility are not responsible healthcare professionals and should not be in this field if the well-being of patients is not their top priority. No human being should be treated the way they treated my father.