Oakwood Rehab and Nursing Center is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in WESTMONT, IL. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.4 out of 5 from 69 reviews. 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 Du Page County and serves residents in the IL area.
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Comparison to industry benchmarks for nursing homes
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I had to call the Westmont Police to do a wellness check on my mother. 2 weeks ago, I had asked for my mother to have a phone cord installed in her room and it seems that they still haven’t had time to install a phone cord. My mother is also not capable of keeping track of a cell phone. Two weeks and still no working phone. The cord is nowhere to be found.
Upon entering the nursing facility, I was warmly greeted by Lashay, whose professionalism and welcoming demeanor immediately stood out. She is an exceptional receptionist, and this establishment is fortunate to have her representing them.
My mother was here in the facility, and this facility and I only have great things to say about this facility. From their recent renovations to the staff that care, I would recommend this facility to anyone needing help. The front desk young lady Nakari is so energetic and polite it's a breath of fresh air when walking into the facility. Thank you to all the wonderful nurses and CNA's that helped my mom get stronger to be able to come home.
The fire that occurred at this facility yesterday 8/21/2024 prompted me to write this review. I read today that the fire started on the second floor leaving 20 units uninhabitable and currently being investigated. Thankfully, the residents were brought to safety. My mom had three stays in 2013, 2014, and the lastly in 2015 when this facility was called Manor Care of Westmont. The first two stays were uneventful, the final stay in August 2015 almost killed her. The nurses and aides failed to observe her distress from medication side effects. She was days away from being discharged home and happy until a medication was prescribed and not monitored. I came in her room to see her sitting up and unconscious, vomited on herself and the pan they put in her lap, and urine covered gown and sheets. The nurse told me she wasn't feeling well before I stepped in her room to her near death. I screamed for them to call an ambulance, her oxygen level was around 70 and they brought in an empty oxygen tank. She was unconscious but instead of calling 911, they called an ambulance they used for transporting "well" patients to medical appointments. At the ER, my mom had toxic levels of a drug in her system and almost died. I never found out for sure, but she clearly was over prescribed this medication. This all happened on the second floor where I feel things go unnoticed. I was hoping when the name of this facility changed their operations would to. I would never recommend this facility. Admins: no need to reply, because I have no reason to contact you.
I just moved here on a semi permanent residency, I came from another rehab facility, when I first heard I had to come here on a long/permit bases I was devastated being Iam only 53. I have been here a week and Iam floored at what a great place this is.I only had the other place to go on. THOUGH no place is perfect I do not minde calling this place home.
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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.