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Terri Fluegge

This place is a disaster. I moved my husband here to be closer to me. What a huge mistake. No one was nice, kind, sympathetic, looked me in the eye, spoke to my husband. They never got him out of bed the first week. I had to insist he wasn’t bed ridden. I would come visit and he would have wet blankets, sheets, and clothing. If I had a question for someone and walked up to the desk they would just keep chatting until one of them looked up from their phones and then they would just stare not speak. I would start my question and they would point to one of the gals, to say, that was who I should be talking too. One day I went up to feed him his lunch and they Said he had been refusing food. He was eating for me then all of a sudden he threw up. They were all just yelling at me from across the room. Telling me what I should be doing. One gal took him to his room and cleaned him up a little then said she would sen someone in to change him and finish. I sat with him for three hours and no one ever came. When I went and asked some ladies came in and asked me to leave so they could change him. They were rude. That was the last time I saw him alive. I received no call or card or letter from this place. I went to collect his things and they had boxes them all up and put them in storage room. I wouldn’t send anyone here ever!!!!

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Grant Gaumer

My mom has been at the Dilworth for close to a month rehabbing after a seizure and I have gotten zero information from the rehab staff or the social worker. We met w the social worker after two weeks and she literally couldn’t tell us anything about how my mom’s rehab was going. The social worker didn’t even have info on my mom’s baseline tests that were two weeks old. My mom will be release today and I literally can’t tell you a single thing about her rehab bc every time I’ve asked no one has had answers for me. My mom has had to go to several rehab facilities over the past few years, but this one is def the worst, which is disappointing bc my mom is a full time resident at a different bestheda property.

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My partner had to have some rehab and ended up being here for a couple weeks. The first night and next day was an adjustment getting his medications for his Parkinson’s together. After that it was smooth sailing. Good communication between the teams were a constant. He enjoyed the food there. He said it was much better than the hospitals and they gave him alternative choices as well if there was something he did not like. He enjoyed the therapy lessons and applied what he learned , at home. He basically began with no strength, and they had him walking strong with his walker when discharging. They are private rooms and nice bathrooms. They accommodated a few things for his disability. Staff was friendly. TVs with cable in the rooms, nice bathrooms. Clean clear hallways. Nice inviting entrance front area . They checked in on him often. We both are former paramedics and often have seen many facilities with the good , the bad, and the ugly. . We were both pleased with this facility and the services focusing on his rehab and giving him alternatives to adapt to daily life and getting stronger. They were easily reachable by phone and returned phone calls promptly from Messages that had to be left if they were busy at the time of calling .

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Michele Edstrom

I can’t say enough about how my mom was treated here. She loved everyone and everyone loved her! They made the last two years of her life fun, comfortable, like home and cared for her like his/her own mom. No one wants to be in long term care facility but it is necessary when ill, unable to walk, need help with eating, etc. These health care professionals are people too and can only do their best which is what I witnessed. If I had an issue, I addressed it to staff and they fixed it. Consider choosing Bethesda Dilworth for your loved one.

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Jim Bossi

Jennifer, Crystal, and Judy put o a real fun opening baseball game party. Popcorn, peanuts, cotton candy, and beer. Everyone here is having fun. I mean who doesn’t love baseball. Thanks for allowing me to spend opening day with my brother as we always do. GO CARDINALS