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martha estrada

Today the patients did not get their dinner until after 8:00 pm. Not a good place to put your Loved ones.

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Lisa Amerio

At the end of March 2025 My 60 yrs old disabled & deaf brother was admitted into Glendora Canyon. From the very first conversation we had with the Administrator David & Lilly we were extremely delighted in their encouragement & support for this new transition that we were all going through. It was an adjustment for all our Family. My elderly Mom had been taking care of my brother for 60 years & she now is unable to properly care for him due to her disabilities. This facility & each person we have come in contact with has been amazing. *Nestor, *Amy, Delia, Susan, Sandra, Ahmad, Stephanie, Gloria, Candi, Miguel, Angelica- woundcare, Lin-Dietary, Daneille & Francis in P.T., Nicole & Bernard- O.T., Joy & Marie the Social Workers, Diana- Receptionist along with so many other Hero's that work so hard to keep our family members safe & healthy. A big THANK YOU to all the employees & to Dr.Khedia for caring for my Brother each & every day. This facility is clean & has so many opportunities for my Brothers wellbeing & care. Everyone is helpful and always willing to answer our questions. We feel completely confident & happy my brother is well taken care of at Glendora Canyon. We pray for each worker & patient. Thank God for Glendora Canyon Rehab, T.C.U. Facility. Sincerely, Lisa & Our Family. -------------------------- Update as of 8-2025* I would like to add a few names to my review for Glendora Canyon Convelescent Facility. It really makes our family feel good that the quality of care is so good here. Nurse Andrew & Leslie, Alexa & Lauren are all amazing. CNA- Angel on the 2nd floor we miss. CNA- Bertha & Gerry along with Irene, Daneille & Steven in Physical Therapy all have been fantastic with my Deaf & Paralyzed Brother Kevin. Thank you again for all that you do to keep my brother safe & healthy. Sincerely & Blessings Always.

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Susan McKeever

My 89 year old mom has been at Glendora Canyon for the past two weeks. She fell and broke her arm and is now immobile and needs help with all of her activities of daily living while her arm heals. I almost did not choose this facility because of the recent ratings but her doctor recommended it. I am glad that we did because the people are very compassionate and carrying, and to my surprise have worked there for many years, which is often very telling. It is hard to give 5 Stars because it's certainly not a hotel, but comparing it to other skilled nursing facilities, I think they do a really good job. Even the food is good considering how many people they are serving. I can tell they take pride in their work and have a heart to serve in very difficult situations.

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antonio medina

This is not legal advice, and you should not use this information to decide whether to use these facilities. Make you research. In my very personal opinion, I would not use this place nor would I recommend it. It was mistake to come here where one registered nurse for the entire fifty patients in floor and all the nursing staff could be finding difficult to supervises all of them. There is no physician here. You need to utilize your primary care physician. Many times was very difficult to reach our physician since all communication were done through the nursing staff. It took a lot of time to get an answer from the physician. We came to this place encouraged by the person in charge of recruiting patients. This person helped us greatly by advising us how to proceed in this my relative difficult health situation. Therefore, we decided come to here. It was sad to know that recruiter cannot know exactly how the patients are treated. I stayed overnight with my relative, so I know what I am talking about it. I believe but not sure that the nurses and attending physician made several errors, which caused my relative to return to the hospital in very delicate condition. First day here and all medications delayed over 24 hours. Also From the first day we arrived, some nurses did not know how to handle the feeding tube my relative had. Some assistant nurses also did not know that residues in the tube could cause no digestion. My relative was in pain day and night for the six days because she was not digesting the food or medications provided through the tube. My relative had so much undigested liquid in her stomach that she vomited and this caused her to aspirate and lower her oxygenation. During six days, my relative had active bleeding. Dr. and nurses said it was hemorrhoids. Nurses and doctor did not do anything but to have my relative in observation for a while. There was very little coordination between registered nurse, physician and all the associates. On one occasion, she was about to be given a medication that was on hold, and the assistant nurse did not know about it, so I had to let him know. My relative became sicker and sicker every day until it was necessary to return to the hospital, but it was too late. This place should be more strict who they hire to work here. I do not know how some people give to these place five stars. I lived there for six days, and what I saw warrants less than five stars. I got the saddest experience in my life. You decide after your research if you want to come here but do not use this my personal opinion for your decision.

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Max

My 82 years old wife, Shiling had hip hemiarthroplasty surgery and then stayed at Glendora Canyon Transitional Care Unit for three months. The care she received was exceptional—nurses, social workers, therapists, staff and administrators were kind, professional, and attentive. They assisted with daily needs, including showers, haircuts, with patience and respect. The therapy team was excellent, helping her regain strength and mobility with great encouragement. The facility’s convenient location near the hospital and medical building were also a huge plus. We are truly grateful for their kindness and dedication, highly recommend Glendora Canyon Transitional Care Unit.