INTERCOMMUNITY HEALTHCARE & REHABILITATION CENTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in NORWALK, CA. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Individual
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This nursing home is located in Los Angeles County and serves residents in the CA area.
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Great place to visit. Staff is involved. The hospital is festively decorated. The doctors make rounds.
I’m glad my mother was placed here after many horrible experiences in previous nursing homes where she was unfortunately abused (this was something my NON-verbal mom was trying to show us through hand movements) and not taken well care of through her bed sores that refused to close after a month of being there?! The moment she was switched to Intercommunity, she was the happiest and most bubbliest person ever. You can see how well taken care of she was, and she was also the favorite of the nurses here! Thank you nurses of Intercommunity for taking great care of my mom until she passed away.
My Mom was sent to this facility from the hospital. I regret sending her to this place. when she went there she was doing fine as fine as she could be. However by the time she left she was worse off than when she went in. There is no communication between nursing staff and CNAs. And as for help there's none they tell you use a diaper even though she could go to the bathroom with the Walker they'd rather her use the diaper and wanted her to stay in it for more than an hour. This is the worst facility I have ever seen. The waiting room looks nice, but once you enter where the patients are being held it is disgusting. And nobody helps no one. I was appalled that a place could be run like this. God forbid my mom ever has to go back to a rehabilitation center she will not be sent there. So please if you have to send a family member there DO NOT.
Having a beloved family member was unfortunate. I visited him once and it took one visit to say the front desk is friendly. The waiting area seemed cleaned. However once in, the staff need to be more considered of patients. I had to help a patient with what she needed. My beloved uncle passed away and I feel he didn't get the attention he required. He was there 1.5 days and I visited on the 2nd day and he didn't even have a bed call button on his bed. He could hardly speak so how will they hear? They were busy up and down and it seemed they were short staff. One nurse took the time to assist but after I left who knows. If a love one is there try to alternate with other family members atleast as much possible. Nurses have their lives too and they don't seem to be all there focusing on one patient at a time. I guess they do as much they can but please consider all reviews when placing loved ones anywhere.
My mom is currently staying at this nursing home. I have to say, out of the 3 that she's had to stay at this past year, this nursing home has been my favorite for my mom. She looks a lot healthier. Her legs are still weak - I'm not sure anyone can help with that at this point but she's able to speak again and use her hands. The nurses and people who work there are extremely friendly and helpful. The most important thing for me is my mom to be happy at a nursing home and this has been a really good place to her.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.