HILLSBORO HEALTH & REHABILITATION CENTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in HILLSBORO, OR. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.3 out of 5 from 44 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Washington County and serves residents in the OR area.
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The staff is amazing and they truly care about everyone. My dad had such a great experience there! The admissions lady Michelle is extremely helpful and such a lovely person! Highly recommended!!!!
I had quite a mixed experience here. Some of the staff were very kind and caring. I'm talking about the nurses, Megan, Benson and Danielle, in particular, and many of the CNAs, Jose in particular. I would like to offer a special thank you to Emily, the voice specialist, who spent a great deal of time listening to my concerns and trying to help me with them. I felt that Normam and Teresa, the social worker, were also helpful. Other staff members, in particular the nurse, Tammy, were cold and I wondered how good their care really was. I was never told how to administer the meds to myself through my feeding tube and since it was Tammy's shift when I left, I wondered if she was the one who should have taught me how to do that. She also seemed to be pointedly ignoring me, not even saying goodbye as I walked past her down the hall to leave although she had taken care of me perhaps around two dozen times during my stay. Also I was told that home health care would be arranged for me, and since no one told me that it had been done when I left, I assume that it hadn't. Addionally, the nursing staff was always half doing whatever it was they needed to do with me and then running off to do something else and I was never sure how long it would take for them to return, although it was often around 40 minutes Several times I was brought trays of food and had to tell the staff delivering it that I wasn't eating through my mouth but only through a g-tube in my stomach and I wondered why they had not been briefed about that. When I had a roommate who insisted on having her TV on 24/7 and also the overhead light on all night, initially I was told that I could not switch rooms but finally they relented (I think because some of the nurses spoke up for me) and I was able to switch. I think that many of the problems I've described have to do with there simply not being enough staff to adequately take care of all the patients.
This facility is a joke. I’m in my late 60’s and I spent three weeks here after ankle surgery. The management is horrible. One week into my stay they called a meeting with family and including me seemed to be an after thought. I told them that I should be the first point of contact. Good luck future patients. Anyway, after the meeting management was left with a short to do list and NOTHING was done during my stay. I found it hard to reach someone within the facility and began to call the main desk to reach the staff. Calls weren’t returned and requests I made from nursing could take hours. Menus are ridiculous! They clearly state that meals include fresh fruit. I NEVER was served fresh fruit. Just canned or frozen crap that was hit or miss. Patients received a weekly menu which wasn’t consistent and for example the “chocolate mouse parfait” turned out to be the standard fare of chocolate pudding. Same with vegetables. Never fresh, always canned with no flavor. Upon release I was told I would receive 30 days of meds. Not true. I I only received a 15 day prescription and the PAIN MEDICATION I needed was never filled or followed up on even though I called the facility asking for help. I made it clear that I was unhappy upon release and one of the managers perked up for a day and never followed up on the things she promised to do. By the way, the CNA’s keep this place going. Always helpful and attentive. Like usual, the ones who do the work are probably paid the least, I also needed home assistance that they were supposed to coordinate. That too didn’t happen and I ended up making the phone calls myself. In addition they never ordered the home equipment I needed and I had to find someone who could help me. My best wishes to anyone who is staying at Empress. I found it to be a horrible experience.
My father was here after he broke his neck and we found Maria, Hanna and Norman to be professionals and they were supportive and provided us with direction as needed. Carmen in housekeeping always had a smile on her face and kept the room neat and clean. These folks work hard and they truly care about the patients and the staff.
Needing 5 weeks of IV antibiotics and therapy following surgery, my stay at EmpRes was excellent. The clinical staff were professional and the support staff were caring and commited. We shared greetings, stories, laughter, tough times and life's slings and arrows. I enjoyed my sharing with staff and other patients across the facility. My room had a patio door to a porch and I had the curtains open all day. I even wheeled myself out on the porch to be refreshed by a cool breeze in the sun. Needing 5 weeks of skilled care, I consider myself blessed to be comforted by such caring people. Not the newest facility, I lacked for nothing. God bless the staff at EmpRes.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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