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G.E.

The residents that live at this facility are picked on by certain employees.The food is terrible and there is always garbage in the rooms.My mother stayed here but we removed her due to verbal abuse.

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Curtis Hunter

I left the Beaumont Rehab Center exactly 3 days ago. I was there for 3 1/2 weeks following my heart attack. I was so weak and feeble that I was barely able to sit upright. I am walking now and I owe it all to the exceptional staff there at the center. They were attentive, , friendly, and very serious about their jobs All the nurses and aides were kind and helpful. The the physical therapy staff were patient and supportive. I 'd highly recommend this facility to my own family.

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deana watson

Seriously- not telling any of the patients that covid is going around. Put it on the door, walking in... The nurses are rude. Patients can't have more than 1 disposable cup for water, so they can keep 'refilling it'. No set diet, even for diabetes or people who have heart conditions. Lots of sugar and salt. I hope to God my parents never have to come again. I will be sure to find a different place!!!

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Julianna Tschirhart

My father is currently here for short-term rehab and I have been pretty happy. Staff are friendly - everyone seems to go out of their way to say hello, which is something I noticed. A care conference with physical therapy, nursing, activities, social work, and nutrition was scheduled shortly after he arrived to give you a sense of the plan going forward. While the facility is not new, the rooms are clean. Of course there are sometimes issues where you can't reach a doctor or PA to ask questions but if you call or email, staff will respond to you. Overall we have been happy, especially compared to the rehab facility he was at previously. I would recommend!

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Karrie Justice

My father was here for almost 3 weeks recently. They changed my mind about sub-acute rehab. My mother was there in 2013 (under Botsford) and it was a terrible experience. My father's experience could not have been more different. I was able to relax and know he was in a safe place and being properly cared for. He had several recent falls at his Assisted Living facility, due to some cognitive issues. He just couldn't seem to remember that he could not walk without assistance, and kept getting up by himself. The staff at Beaumont Commons took all of my concerns seriously and made sure my Dad had no further falls. One aide, Tahisha, stood out. She was very patient with him, but very firm with him in explaining that she was in charge of his safety and he could not get up without calling her. She was so good to him, and he was sad to say goodbye when he was discharged. He gave her a kiss on the cheek, almost made me cry. My only complaint would be that he needed more social interaction, but I know that COVID protocols had to be strictly enforced. I would recommend this facility to anyone needing rehab.