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vicky ohara

My mom has been at Peninsula for a year now and during that time she has increased her mobility, gained more strength and has made friends. The nurses love to hear her sing and see her smile and they care for her like she was their family member. The nurses, LPN's and CNA's have a difficult job and are not always treated so nicely by the residents and the families. I know what it is like to take care of my mom because I did it. I am very thankful for this facility and the staff that now have become my mother's caretakers. Kamini, Delores, Deborah, Nicole, Sori, Soriah, Vincent, Victor, Sara, Sharon, Charlotte, and Tammy are some of the beautiful people that take care of my mom. And I can sleep at night knowing she is in good hands. Thank you Peninsula House for taking care of Clare so well.

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Tricia Measels

I've been to a few places like this and let me start with all of them have the good and the bad just like any business ill start with the good/the kitchen staff are all friendly,work hard and do a outstanding job moe and eugene are just two that go out of their way to make sure you get good food and it's what you enjoy they deserve more praise than what they receive/the cnas adrianna,roechelle,Kevin and most of the 7am to 3pm shift are helpful kind and ask if you need anything 3pm to 11pm Jeremiah carries the entire place and is so kind and funny he makes the evening actually enjoyable and works hard and cares about the residents he should be a supervisor theres a few cnas that just shouldn'tbe in healthcare the main one is CiCi she will walk away as your asking something and walks around smoking her marijuanna vape pen and be on her phone while a resident is in need of help her friend brooke im afraid will soon be the same way very soon under her influence,Courtney ive always seen hiding in the therapy room not ever really working except passing out meal trays and even though she seems nice can be very short and rude to you ,the activities are fun especially bingo and trivia it's Angela and Paul as a helper,Paul is the one who does everything and makes each resident feel special and cared for and even on your bad days can make you smile he brings in his little Yorkie dog max whose so well behaved and everyone loves him he should be in charge of activities I've only seen Angela go get cigarettes and sit on computer at her desk shes nice dont get me wrong but their positions should be switched,the nurses well there's a few who that are rude uncaring and clearly just there for a check but there's Ben who is amazing should also be a supervisor of entire facility,Carol is also very caring,Darlene is awesome and excellent nurse and lights up the place,David nursing supervisor is also a great nurse and takes the time to listen,Lori is a great nurse some nights it seems like shes just overworked or has something going on so she seems a bit distracted but dont let it fool you just because shes rough on the edges inside she cares alot about people,7am to 3pm Samantha well I think I saw her smile once and laugh which was rare like I said iŕt happened once/but shes strict but kènows what shes doing and is a good nurse sabrina is very nice and does an amazing job/smoking breaks are fair and they let you go out attended regularly and there's a very nice rabbit named Roger who eats cereal and crackers and bunny food that 7 I bring in for him/the building isnt new but it's kept clean and housekeeping does a good job of keeping it clean/therapy does good job and are friendly but even if your sick expect you to jump up and go if your sleeping their very loud waking you up and molly the o/t therapist opened the door while I was using restroom to bother me to go to therapy and stood there continuously asking me how long til I was done even though when she opened door without knocking I said I'm using the restroom please she opened door which made me very uncomfortable and annoyed therapy would be enjoyed more if it didn't feel like they hound you about it some may need that kind of motivation but not everyone does/I made a few really great friends and would definitely go back if I ever need help again.Dr Dilella and his nurse practitioner Heidi are hands down the best I've ever seen,they always take the time to address any issues or concerns you have and put patient care first and know exactly how to treat it.They treat you like family and put your mind to rest/they set the bar high for others in the medical field .And Dr Kazuba as well.If they can't treat you and get you feeling better and back on your feet again than it's time to throw in the towel.

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Anna Lamberti

My mom was placed here for rehab. Overall, great experience especially with therapy. Therapy Director kept us updated weekly with mom’s progress and clearly communicated their expectations which we appreciated very much. The therapists were very supportive and knowledgeable, and most importantly, compassionate. Definitely the best rehab team in the area!

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Cynthia Webb

This facility is run down, dirty, and smelly. During my short stay there for rehab, I was forced to lay in a bed that smelled like stale urine because they did not have a plastic mattress pad on the mattress. When I pointed it out, the staff sprayed it with disinfectant and remade it with extra sheets, however it still smelled since it was filthy to the core. It made me smell like urine by laying on it. There was also another instance where feces was left on surfaces of the shared bathroom even after staff had supposedly cleaned it with personal wipes instead of disinfecting. The rooms were cramped and hard to navigate with a wheelchair. A wheelchair wouldn’t fit in the bathroom so the door had to stay open any time I used it. Given the fact that I was there for rehab, I thought it was odd that I was there for several days without having therapy and after that it wasn’t everyday as I was led to believe. Staff was very slow to answer a call light or questions, and did not stay with my roommate during a medical crisis in which she was sent to the hospital for. Only a few of the staff seemed to genuinely care. The rest appeared to be burned out and treated it as a job they would rather not be stuck doing. I’m so glad I was able to leave there.

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Norman Harris

The Director of Rehab is amazing. She is very knowledgeable and willing to collaborate. I'm proud of their entire clinical team and NHA for being open to healing alternatives for their residents. I'm not surprise as their corporate clinical leader, Christina Miller is phenomenal.