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Ken Kryl

Spent 20 days at Rebecca Residence for rehabilitation after foot surgery, the Therapy Team with Cory getting me adjusted to my new environment, and lifestyle taught me what I needed to know to succeed. The nursing staff was very helpful, with Macy, my favorite, with so much caring, Cheryl and my man Mike holding up the overnight shift and Alexis and Lisa covering afternoon. All great people. Jody was the environmental cleaner who kept my room spotless and the servers like Agnes who always had a smile. Everyone helped each other and would do anything to help you!

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Dan Siciliano

Mother was in skilled nursing after discharge from hospital with fractured hip surgery. Admissions coordinator Taylor and Social worker Patrick were fantastic to work with. Explained everything thoroughly. ALL staff Including nurses, aides, therapists were very attentive and sociable

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Sally Majewski

My husband received good care while at Rebecca Residence. Therapy was great! We feel it would've helped to have another nurse on board. Over all great care.

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M J

The people who work there are very friendly and helpful, but the food isn't very healthy. High fructose corn syrup in the soda on the very first day, served with pudding, Jello and some highly sweetened yogurt. The whole meal was very high in carbs, over 80 grams (which is about 20 teaspoons of sugar). Not what you would consider a rehab friendly diet. It was nice to pick out future meals, of course only if you are close to the kitchen, because then you can get the food served hot and are able to get quick changes to your meals if needed. Rooms that are far away get meals that are cold and any changes can be a challenge especially if you are missing something that you had picked. Some meals seem to be lacking any significant protein or description of what is actually being ordered. What you think you are getting and what is being served could be totally different. Noodles with sausage sounds delightful but it could be with an extremely heavy gravy or red sauce that doesn't look good to anyone. You don't have to be a great cook to make simple, healthy meals. There are absolutely no peaceful hallways in the rehab wings, only televisions blasting all day and night and the constant sound of beeping, with little hope of getting proper sleep. If you speak up then you will be moved to even worse conditions as a punishment. Like all nursing homes the help is good and very friendly but there is never enough of it so if you have to go to the bathroom you're better off just going in your pants.

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Karen McIntyre

Although I wouldn't choose to need rehab, but if it is needed Concordia Rebecca Residence is the place to do it. Social Services was very prompt and responsive to addressing my concerns — thank you Debbie. The head of nursing and the entire team of doctors and physicians assistants were compassionate and went beyond what was expected. The vast majority of aides truly cared about providing, the necessary care and support to aid in recovery. However, first and foremost, I was here for rehab. Physical therapy and occupational therapists were extremely helpful in guiding my recovery. Their knowledge and skill provided the incremental support I needed to return home, feeling safe and confident. I am incredibly grateful!