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Claudia LePard

Since the first day nurse Kristen took time and talked with my sister and I about my mothers needs, likes and how they can helper her. In different times she was always explaining to us medicines, symptoms, etc.. She always said hello and goodbye to us. Nurse Jacob (he works nights and he speaks Spanish) he took care of my mother very carefully, he was very considerate with her, listening to her and checking everything. There is a lady at the front desk that always is greeting cordially with a smile (she works weekends) she has glasses and curly grey hair, she is great. The therapist team are pretty good. I have a suggestion to the staff in general, please smile and say hello when they see visitors. In general we had a good experience and we are very grateful for taking care of my mother.

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jo hursey

Super clean and welcoming. Ben and Hannah welcomed our relative and us in an exceptional way. Ben explained how he was setting up care. He even contacted the doctor to make sure the care was the right set up for what was needed.

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Chris Dalton

Today at approximately 12pm, my mother was admitted into the rehabilitation program. The staff on Duty were so welcoming. Specifically the charge nurse Samone and nurse Ebony. Great team!

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Lynn Young

Just don’t do it if you love the person supposed to stay here. There was no checkin process and the nurse for rm 126 watched us arrive and wouldn't even acknowledge the transport person much less us. I couldn't get the nurse to come discuss medications for my mom and the cna tried to get him to moms room several times. Once the nurse arrived he was dismissive and said he would come back with a list that might help. He absolutely did not come back. We waited and waited. I went to front desk asking for wheelchair and they referred me to unit manager. She tried to say we could not leave and I had to insist my mom had a right to leave. Unit manager refused a wheelchair or any assistance to help me get mom to the car. She said the reason is that she couldn't because it’s discharge personnel’s job. My mom was there for balance issues but in order to get her out we had to try to walk three corridors without assistance. Thank goodness the cna saw us struggling in the first hallway and ran to get a wheelchair. Once the unit manager saw we had a wheelchair she followed us the rest of the way trying to act concerned. Even the hospital recommended this place and yes they have some nice gym stuff that makes it look fancy but if you love the person who is supposed to go here just don't do it. And the room smelled like urine and food was cold and tasted bad. Caring for your loved one is not what they do here

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We toured this beautiful facility for mother in law who will be going tomorrow. This is the Hilton of Rehab facilities in this area. We met Casey the facility director who coordinated with the hospital case manager for an easy transition with medical transport. She was very informative and we got to chat for quite a while. The facility floor plan is ideal with one level living. There is a big open PT room with high ceilings and lots of window with plantation shutters. There is a second gym which is smaller with different PT activities. There is a beautiful courtyard in the center with walkways and park benches. A library, dining room, TV sitting room, and even a hair salon. Staff was kind and caring as well. PT is available 7 days a week which is a bonus. Rooms are private with suites and a shared bathroom per 2 rooms. Some rooms are private with own bath. Overall this is a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. Nothing in Northern Virginia compares to what this offers.