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Kimberley Ann Wilder

I already completed a review. Plus I'm a patient here. I will just do a quick one. Make sure you make an appointment. This is all something new I hadn't heard of it before that they're offering this. They have some good P.T. & RNA's and supervisors. There is one physical therapist that is very good with the patients and his name is, Carlos. 🤩🌟

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Angelica Lopez

Horrible place ! They would hit my dad. Gerardo would hit my dad while others would hold him down. They made him believe he was from another planet. Glad I got him out of there. I will be calling ombudsman on them.

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berlinpambuan

My mother spent sometime here at the Fidelity healthcare for her rehabilitation. Auggie V. arranged my mother transfer from the hospital to Fidelity healthcare . They gave my mother extra accommodations ex. Physical therapy. The administrator in the facility is very accomodating with our needs. The Nursing staff are very caring and helpful to the residents. The CNA’s are very skilled works very hard to make sure my mother is being assisted in toileting, bathing dressing, feeding during mealtimes. I would recommend Fidelity healthcare for Families in need of Nursing home facility. It’s also well Maintain facility. Thanks for the caring staff and management.

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Don Paniagua

IMy mother is well taken care of, she's has been there a few years now. No rash, no neglect. Though noisy at times, it's a place of employment, with staff and patients who roam the hallways talking to others. This isn't a mental institution where people are drugged to be silent, everybody is communicating with each other so don't expect it to be it's quiet as a funeral home.

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David Park

This is regarding the RN, Rhea. I'm an EMT that dropped the patient off the facility, and Rhea was suppose to be taking transfer of care for the patient, but refused to accept the report, and sign over care because she was on break. When asked why she wouldn't even if she's on break she said "would you work on your break? so go talk to someone else." So if one of her patients goes in to god forbid, a cardiac arrest or some other medical emergency, would she not take action because she's on break? It really brought up the question of what quality of care do these patients receive when theres no one to oversee their day to day operation.