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The staff is absolutely FABULOUS. So very kind and helpful. I feel very comfortable knowing they are taking care of my mom when I am not there.

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Bernadette Connor

Good experience visiting a friend! Parking was easy although during the daytime I am sure is better. Updated sign in was assisted by a lovely young girl. So polite and helpful. The staff seems to be knowledgeable of patients. Olga was very helpful. Side was a true gentleman. Clean and efficient! Impressed!

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Wendel Diaz

My mom was transferred to Atlas at Maywood from a facility I would rather not disclose. The transition was a smooth process. Mom was able to receive the PT and nursing care she needed and has since transition home and is doing great. A sincere thank you to the entire team at Atlas at Maywood. You care and it shows.

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Kathy Jaramillo

Garbage facility. Rooms are not clean and staff refuses to bring fresh sheets. Nursing negligence towards elderly patients. __________________________________ My grandmother Ana has been home for weeks now and this facility continues to call me about “Joseph”. I have explained to the front desk and the social worker Christine multiple times that I do not know who Joseph is or why I receive confidential information regarding other patients. Absolute HIPAA violation… God knows who has my grandmother’s information out there thanks to this facility. ————————————————————- Once again, answered a phone call from the social worker Christine following up on a meeting about a patient (that I do not know). I informed her again that my grandma is not the man she keeps calling me about/leaving voicemails. Third time speaking to the facility about this issue and reiterating THEY NEED TO KEEP TRACK OF FAMILY INFORMATION. I hope the patient they keep calling me about is safe and someone is able to get ahold of his family soon.

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Tara Alexandria

This place was horrible! Although you found the occasional nurse who did their job & actually cared, most of the care givers did the bare minimum & neglected the basic needs for the residents. My poor step mom went there from the hospital for physical therapy & after only less then 2 weeks her dementia was so bad from frequently falling, she was unable to even communicate. I had to beg & harass the staff to help me change & clean her, she wasn’t being fed, no one EVER brushed her teeth or even fed her, there was feces smeared on the bed rails (and yes I have pictures). She had bed sores on her by the time she left there (and yes I have pictures of that too!) The night before we were going to take her home we received a phone call that she was unresponsive & being rush to the hospital. My poor mom ended up being admitted for having pneumonia due to Covid ( which she contracted in the rehab & we didn’t know because they kept her so heavily sedated so they didn’t have to deal with her walking around confused, she must have been left unattended for so long because she had the time to go through other ppls stuff & lose hers during the night) and she was severely dehydrated from lack of fluids, she passed away a few days later. I wish we knew what was really going on or that we had the choice to move her but we had never gone through this before & barely knew what we were doing let alone our rights. If that facility had made the staff & visitors wear masks or if my mom wasn’t so medicated & was able to communicate she didn’t feel well, she might still be with us! I don’t recommend leaving your loved one here if you ever want them coming home with you.