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Matt and Christina Skally

Our family has experienced several senior care communities over the years, and while all have been good, Lyngblomsten has truly been the best. What stood out most was the genuine care and deep concern for our dad’s comfort and well-being. The caregivers didn’t just feel like staff doing a job — they felt like people who truly love what they do. Their compassion, respect, and heartfelt care made all the difference. We highly recommend Lyngblomsten!

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Erik Westgard

Very friendly and professional in the Transition Care department. There are lots of qualified and caring staff. The building is well designed for the purpose. They even have a cafeteria and visitor gift shop. It is all managed by the book. Some TCU facilities seem poorly staffed and barely qualified.

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Dzevad Imamovic

Only about 25% of the nurses actually care there. My grandma was repeatingly telling the nurses about my grandpa's cough and they did nothing about it until he had to get sent to the ER. At the er they found out he had pneumonia and influenza. We also came there one morning and he was COVERED with feces and when we went to talk to the head nurse about it she asked what the problem was and while I'm and my grandma were in the middle of telling her she answers the phone. Absolute abhorant and negilligent care.

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Calla Eichenberger

One thing that stands out for me from my 6-week stay at Lyngblomsten rehabilitation hospital is how I was supported in every aspect of my care. Everyone had a professional, cheerful attitude which helped me keep my spirits up. The quality of care was excellent, from nursing, physical therapy, and occupational therapy to the comfort care I received from nursing aides and dining room staff. If it hadn't been for Lyngblomsten, I would never have made as much progress recovering from my surgery as I have. I am grateful and strongly recommend this rehabilitation facility.

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the6dees

DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONES HERE!!!!!! if I could give this place zero stars i would, I chose this place for my mother as a TCU facility so she could get stronger and get her mobility back. she was here for a day and a half. first red flag as soon as I walked into the room it was disgustingly hot (it was 85 degrees outside this day) and as stated from one of the nurses "its against state law to turn the heat off" there's no such law. my mother requested female nurses and was told "no there's no females nurses." she waited two hours to be hooked up to her feeding tube and for anyone to check in on my mother aside from the 5 minutes of intake paperwork. as well as her food and medications spewed all over my mother. when cleaning my mother not a single person wiped her down at all so a rash quickly started on her behind. I came to visit my mother the final day she was here she was sobbing from the mistreatment shes received in the small amount of time. my mother wanted to leave so badly so the family quickly packed all of her belongings up and brought her home. Once she arrived home I took 45 minutes to an hour cleaning my mother up as her feeding tube was completely clogged up and wasn't getting proper flushes as she needed. as well as many more issues and signs of mistreatment. per quote my mother "these nurses and nurse aids all graduated at the bottom of their class as they had no clue of what they were doing" as well as no one spoke fluent english.