Waterman Canyon Post Acute is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in San Bernardino, CA. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in San Bernardino County and serves residents in the CA area.
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Comparison to industry benchmarks for nursing homes
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PACS GROUP
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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This place smells disgusting.. not really sure how this place is still up and running. & the people who live here deserve way better.
If the receptionist named Cookie isn't there the phone doesn't get answered. When and if they do answer they're clueless, ignorantand extremly unprofessional. They'd better not ever lose her, because the place would fall apart without her. Honestly!!
I am very disgusted with this place as I walked in the facility i got the bad smell of urine and some other kind of smell I feel so bad for all the patients it seems so much like a hang for the staff they are just standing around talking laughing like they just getting that free money and the rooms are very dirty the beds are to close to the door I couldn't even open my husband's door I had to put his bed side ways so the door could open ( fire hazard ) the floors are real dirty their was a dead roach on the side of my husband's bed the walls are also dirty then to top it off I never knew that they allow females with men.I went to see my husband their was a lady in her bed and her boyfriend introduced them selfs to me. The other gentleman said she's in that room all day n most of the night and her boyfriend is also a patient there.come on now and also the staff is very rude.Then don't let me forget the food they serve the food whenever they want and when it gets to my husband it's cold as hell.
In the past year I’ve been a patient here, I’ve been treated with the upmost care possible. The staff was nothing but great to me and I give thanks to Araceli Rodriguez the DSD for hiring such amazing CNAs. Without her leadership towards her staff I wouldn’t be able to move forward onto a new life experience. Thank you Morning CNAs for helping me in my time of TLC, Jeanette, Jazmine, Rebecca and Brandis. Also I will miss my Nurses Esther, Kay, and Rose for taking great care of me. I Love you girls and guy so much and I will miss you guys dearly. I will truly miss this place for all the staff and friends I made throughout my stay. It’s such a bittersweet goodbye.
I was driving by when this oversized African woman wearing purple scrubs decided to cut me off causing me to stop in the street so I paused out a shock and I looked over and she's yelling out of her window cussing at me so I didn't pull over to get a picture so that I can report this individual and she came back cussing and she thought that I was there to film or something I don't know. But I definitely wanted that picture so that I can report her to her boss. But here I am now reporting this issue on Google maps. So if you see this person she's really dangerous and I'm really surprised that she's working there and that facility and may be caring for other people. This person had no problem cutting me off on the street and then cussing me out for absolutely no reason and then threatened to call the police. I don't see how anyone could come here knowing that there are people like this working here
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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.