Canyon Transitional Rehabilitation Center, LLC is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Albuquerque, NM. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.7 out of 5 from 208 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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10101 Lagrima De Oro Road NE
Albuquerque, NM
Bernalillo County
This nursing home is located in Bernalillo County and serves residents in the NM area.
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While I was in rehab, two people really stoled my heart. Henrietta and James. The love, compassion, caring with the residents received from Henrietta goes above and beyond. She always had a smile, made the residents feel comfortable. Henrietta is one in a million. She always made everything fun. James is a resident there. He is such a wonderful person.i was happy when I went to activities and James was there.he would make activities fun, make me laugh. The staff was always wonderful to me. I had great care from the staff and pt and ot staff. I would recommend canyon rehab to anyone. Love to all of u Toni Barretr
If an older family member needs rehab, this is the place to choose! Jon-Jon here, and I share my name because they helped me remember why friends and family call me that. I walk more confident. Falls are dangerous. But their programs help those accidents. Walk in and the front desk has a young lady with a smile of warmth and sunshine. The staff of many are great and extremely helpful. Activities have a Light to brighten your day! Luz is 200 watts of warm light. Hiland is a big dude with an even bigger heart! When you see him you will know what I mean. There are many others. Eric, Rotellio, Dinah is not in the kitchen. The rehab crew has a Tony the tiger saying " your going to be great!!! Again!!!" Many others!!! I give 5 stars because they deserve it! Home now, but I now have an extended family forever. Patients and caregivers. I already miss you! Will visit soon! If you or a love one needs care, this is the place to choose.
After a new hip surgery my 89 year old mother spent 3 weeks at Canyon Rehab Center. We were extremely pleased with the care she received. The concentration on her rehab exercises were consistent and promoted her mobility. The staff to include the PT personnel, nurses, and techs were all extremely friendly and made a real effort to make my mother feel safe and comfortable. We had a great experience here!
I recently spent three weeks at Canyon,, and I was super-impressed with the care I received. The professional medical staff is competent and attentive to patient input, explaining decisions they make re. care. The aides are wonderful -- pleasant to even the most demanding patients and providing immediate response to requests. In the "gym", the physical and occupational therapists tailor their agendas to individual as well as group needs. The meals are extraordinary for institutional food, and the kitchen staff is responsive to individual requests when possible. Activities are popular to long- and short-term patients, since the activities personnel have a great sense of humor. The front office is capable and also attuned to individual needs. I found it a 5-star facility.
Very disappointed!! I have been dealing with an "administrator" or rather the person that helps get people in the facility. (I wont give his name at this time) This person I was told from the start was the one who I needed to talk to about moving my mom out of the Nightmare of a place, Fiesta Park. He was very nice at first and made me think he would help me. But Like every place else that requires some kind of customer service, I get no returned calls. I pressure the heck out of the director of Social Services of Fiesta Park to send over to Canyon the Clinical paperwork for my mom. Which she did. Then When I called "this person " to follow up he said he still needed more info from Fiesta Park. He said he couldn't reach the Director of Fiesta so he couldn't proceed. However, Because I am so desperate to get mom moved to a better place, i called her while I had him on the phone so he could ask for additional paperwork. (which was the discharge papers from Pres) While on the phone with both of them, the director told him she would send it over. after the call he said to allow till 10am the next day. I gave him till 11am before calling. I called, and called, and called! Left voicemails! for two days. Still no response. Why don't people in these types of positions not return calls?! Im sure IF I hear back, I'll be told "we are so busy" That's everyone's excuse. There has to be a tiny bit of time to call someone back to give an update. I am very disappointed and frustrated that I cant get anyone to help me get my mom out of a horrible place. BUT, if this is the type of attention I get then it makes me wonder how she will be treated if she did get in to Canyon Transitional. She might be ignored too. Or treated badly. I am simultaneously TRYING to work with two places, Canyon Transitional and Bear Canyon. I had Fiesta Park sending the same paperwork to both facilities and both places are ignoring my calls! Maybe places like these should spend a little more money on hiring more people to the staff so things can get done in a timely manner. And in a caring manner.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.