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just1ncrowder

10 (is being the best) thank you for taking care of my sister Angela Powell. I try to show up every Saturday but on some I am unable to make it. The staff is very nice to me and very caring and professional. And it seems they do remember me from previous visits. They may not know my name personally but they seem to like me. Very friendly staff. This is a great place to be to be a patient. My name is Justin Crowder if my name is needed. Have a blessed evening and weekend and upcoming week. God bless you all.

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carmen Hernandez

Grateful with nursing team and doctor, had my mom stayed for rehab because she had a fall at home. Rehab team was very polite and helpful. My mom was able to return home. Grateful that her medical insurance paid for her stay. Admissions department was kindly to explain how the process works.

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John

Awful reception machine experience hoping care here is better. Update: Still spamming nonstop for reviews, please make it stop.

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craig roeters

I have a friend ( for 20 yrs.) who is staying at this facility. I have stayed on my cell for over 15 minutes, 3 times over the past several weeks after getting the front desk. So I could talk to her. Today I was transferred to a nurse and I left a message for her. (First time) I hope my friend gets it. All I got before (after the front desk) was an add for "The beautiful view of the foothills..." I don't blame the staff, I blame the management.

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Miriam Rauda

My mom was experiencing stomach pain during her stay here and she was sent to UCLA because she had a urinary tract infection and they couldn’t treat her there since it required an iv. She was at ucla for over 2 months to treat the infection, but her white blood cell count kept being elevated. They discharged her into another rehabilitation facility and the pain continue. My sister checked her out from the rehabilitation facility and took her to a different hospital and she was diagnosed with C. Diff. Colitis. C. diff bacteria spread through contact with stool, and the bacteria can survive on surfaces as spores. Healthcare settings, where shared surfaces and items are common, can facilitate the spread of C. diff. C. diff. is highly contagious and is spread through contact. Do you know how they clean your loved one when changing their diaper? They use a wet bath towel. The towels are not assigned to a patient. To effectively address Clostridioides difficile (C. diff) in laundry, wash soiled items using the hottest water safe for the fabric, add bleach during the rinse cycle (if safe for the fabric), and dry thoroughly in a hot dryer. If your loved one has C. diff. symptoms, they should get tested for C. diff. Symptoms include diarrhea, belly pain, and fever.