Sharalyn Gini
Aug 2026
So, this is a little long but worth reading<br>I was at this facility for about 4 months (October ‘25- February ‘26)following a very bad accident. My experience was for the most part AMAZING. There was a resident that’s not great to ANYONE and the food is lacking( not the kitchen staffs fault, they’re fantastic- all of them- it’s lack of STATE FUNDING). Now let’s get to the reason of my post. Alex helped me get EVERYTHING situated and set up for permanent disability which was so helpful.<br>I was not walking when I got there, they had told me I likely wouldn’t without assistance forever, BUT ‘they’ didn’t know I hade Henry and Wynn- exceptional PT and I had a lot of fight. I worked hard at PT and listened. I took my first steps there with Wynn- I still have the video. Now to the nurses, the ones who changed my pamper ( we all know it’s not a brief! It’s a Huggies! 🤣), bathed me, gave me comfort, told me to fight, kept me strong and held me when the trauma and blood thinners made my hair fall out( Sabrina- thank you- at my worst moment you just held me, let me cry, told me everything was going to be ok- and you were right)<br>Shelby, Shelby was my rock, she kept me going when I was down, as a former nurse I do not say this lightly, she’s an amazing caregiver. Rancho Bellagio is lucky to have her. She’s a wonderful, attentive asset. She kept me laughing and smiling and that helped me when I was in pain. I am so grateful for you. You have a place in my heart forever. I hope life and RANCHO are treating you right.<br>Alyson- a great nurse with a great future ahead. She’s a strong caring funny attentive caregiver as well.<br>Olivia, Adrienne, Lisa and Z, all of you. I had amazing care.<br>I was there when they were so short staffed it was ridiculous! This team named held that place together. I hope they are all appreciated.<br>Thank you all from the bottom of my heart.









