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Jerry Simms

Stay away please choose another facility! The nurses are skipping out on giving patients their medication and we aren’t talking about aspirin we are talking about insulin , high blood pressure medications. Nurse are not checking in on there patients at all. Nurses are not reading full orders for patients meds. And then have the nerve to be snappy when you ask them why they didn’t give the meds. A name change does not change the actions of the people who work inside ! Please please find another facility for your loved one.

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Debi Moniz

This place is horrible. They don’t give you a shower. It’s freezing cold in the rooms. The front desk was very pleasant, and Genet very pleasant. But The nurses hardly ever check on anybody. My mother was sent there twice., We will never let her go back there. They released her and we had to bring her back to the hospital. She couldn’t even walk when they released her. And they said she was fine to go home.

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molly gonzalez

Don’t ever take your family here unless you want them to die. My ex was never supposed to be here and it was forced by the Dr even though we were already going to another facility. The place is dirty and they not only neglected him but also abused him. He is alert and because he couldn’t get out of bed the forces him to wear a diaper they even told him he couldn’t use a urinalysis that he can just pee and they would change him . Good luck with that no staff around at all. He came in for Rehab and only did ROM. The patient only get bathes two times a week and the linens were never changed we had him removed from there before a week especially after he fell one day and 2 days later got a knot on his head from a by-pap machine. He hadn’t even pooped in 9 days but nursing didn’t care. I have been in the medical field for over 20 years and if I didn’t know how things should be run or the laws he would be dead in that place. I feel bad for people who don’t know what to do that are here. Then they tried to have him transferred to UMC, but knew we were already transferring him to the other facility the next day. Don’t send anyone here if you love them

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Steven De

My aunt was admitted tonight and I explained that she had a certain condition that required special consideration. The young lady at the nurse's station on the first floor named Ann immediately made sure they were meet. I could not have asked for more! The attending nurse named Aguira was also very kind and caring. If this is true for everyone at this facility, then it's the place to have your loved one's rehab done there! Facility was very clean modern!

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Cindy Stephens

To the Team at Sandstone Spring Valley Rehabilitation Hospital, I would like to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude for the exceptional care I received during my two-and-a-half-week stay at Sandstone Spring Valley. From the moment I arrived until the day I was discharged, every staff member I encountered treated me with professionalism, compassion, and genuine warmth. My recovery would not have been the same without this remarkable team. The Activities Department truly brought joy and connection into my days. Evangeline Tolentino, along with Jason Jarlos and Edylyn Day, created a fun and welcoming environment that helped me make friends and feel part of a community. Their energy and laughter were contagious, and I looked forward to every activity hosted. In Physical Therapy, Dale, Jason, Michael, Janelle, and Katie each played an important role in helping me regain my strength and mobility. They pushed me just the right amount, encouraging me to go further than I thought I could. Shae, from Occupational Therapy, gave me that “tough love” I needed to accelerate my progress, and I am so thankful for her style. Mehrnoosh from Wound Care worked her own kind of magic, literally! The cream she created helped heal a rash caused by medication, and her gentle reassurance reminded me that healing is also a mindset. The nursing staff was equally outstanding. Kristine, Gabe, Bernard, Kate, Michelle and Brian Doyle were all so attentive, ensuring I received my medications on time and explaining every step along the way. Their kindness and professionalism gave me great confidence in my care. I’m a notoriously hard stick when it comes to IVs, and relocating them is never easy, but the nurses handled it with patience, skill, and kindness every single time. A special thank you goes to Dia, my day CNA, and Livier Gamboa, my night CNA. These two incredible women treated me as if I were family. They learned my routines, comforted me when I was down, and made sure I always felt at home. Their compassion made all the difference. Samantha at the front desk deserves a huge thank-you as well. She went above and beyond, even taking the time to assemble my scooter with a smile. Jacob, the security guard, showed true empathy and care when he helped me find a safe way to get some fresh air one anxious evening. That simple act meant more than words can express. I also want to acknowledge Fred from housekeeping for keeping my room spotless and bright, Jerome from facilities for keeping everything running smoothly, and Jiji, the social case worker, who made sure all my needs were met and that I was supported beyond my medical care. Each of you played a role in my healing, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Sandstone Spring Valley isn’t just a rehabilitation hospital; it’s a place where compassion and professionalism come together to restore not only the body but also the heart. From the bottom of mine, thank you all. With sincere appreciation, Cindy Stephens