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Jenifer M

During my mother’s stay i enjoyed the whole staff in particular one cna stood out for me and it was Janeth santos . She went above and beyond to make sure she got the care and was very attentive nonetheless my mother was a Spanish speaker and made sure she felt as comfortable as she could speaking to her in Spanish as well . On one of my mothers first days she got a cna that wasn’t a Spanish spear but still provided good care but I had to go to the nurses station to ask if my mom needed some perineal care since she kept moving around and I could tell she was u comfortable and Janeth volunteered to take her as a patient and that’s one of the reasons I remember her name and I enjoyed knowing that she was taking care of my mother as it gave me a piece of mind and I was able to go home with feeling comfortable that she was well taken care of .

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Clifford Alvin Lewis III

I really impressed by care ,concern ,attentiveness of the nurses ,administered my IV therapy with out a hitch ,the wound team specialist are main stream in the healing of my leg boo boo also ,Miss Ilean ,Mr Derrick ,Miss Maria ,Miss Kelly ,Miss Jessica ,Miss Deanna ,Miss Michelle ,Mr Samual all these nurses made my stay at Ceder Mountain post acute really warm receiving special care I would recommend this home for your family needs professionals at the best care possible out side a hospital I want to say Thank You Ceder Mountain.

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Patricia Ramirez

Physical therapy was awesome. One CNA named Kim who has been there 6 years was great. Other CNA’s could care less and were only there for a paycheck. No bedside manner or respect for patients. Most of the food was barely edible.

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Mark Garcia

I appreciate the services I've been given here. I have no complaints, staff nursing and administration has been awesome. The wound care team is outstanding. Rosie has been the best CNA. Ilene and Darrel my wound care have been kind and helpful. If there's any awards to be given it should be given to this staff and facility for their outstanding efforts and care.

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Tania

My husband was in ICU with a C3-C7 & T9 spinal fracture/injury from a mountain biking accident, then transferred to a subacute facility, Cedar Mountain, a horrific facility straight out of a Stephen King Movie. It was filthy, with an overwhelming stench of urine permeating throughout the dark, dirty and paint chipped hallways, where two patients in wheelchairs were yelling for nurses to please come give them meds. Within 8 hrs of being in that facility, my husband’s vitals worsened due to only being hooked up to a ventilator. No medications, IV, antibiotics or nutrition of any kind were being administered, because they said they hadn’t received the orders from the hospital yet. I asked for at least his antibiotics, because he was starting to get a fever again. By 3:30am my husband’s temperature was up to 102, he became delirious and his eyes were rolling back, so I immediately demanded that he be taken to the closest hospital (Redlands). When ambulance arrived to take him to hospital, one of the paramedics asked me what my reason was for declining antibiotics for my husband. I was in shock… I had been asking for antibiotics since we arrived and the paramedic said they were told by the attending female nurse that I declined having antibiotics administered. Horrible experience and staff was not knowledgeable and couldn’t answer questions without having to “go find out” first.