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Debra Largent

My Mom was transferred from Methodist Willowbrook to Champions Healthcare on 12/31/25 and was in a great mood. By Friday 1/2/26, I noticed a significant change in her attitude. She was very agitated and delirious. Was yelling at my Dad and I, stating she felt like we were allowing her to die. That's not my Mom! On 1/5/26 asked them to test for a UTI as thought could be reason for deranged behavior. She also had a Catheter Tuesday 1/6/26, I was told she did not have a UTI, but very dehydrated and therefore giving her an IV. I wonder what would have happened had I not asked them to test for UTI. In speaking with Physical Therapy (Dr. Mike) on 1/6/26, he stated in looking at her records could see she was on Cipro. Even though she did not have a UTI, they continued to give her Cipro until last dosage yesterday 1/12/26. Very concerning as elderly patients are at a high risk for adverse effects from Cipro when an infection is not present such as confusion, anxiety, depression, hallucinations, seizures and symptoms similar to Dementia. She has had most of these symptoms. Dr. Mike said due to anxiety he was prescribing Lexapro (small dosage). Supposedly she's been taking it since Friday 1/9/26. Whereas she would call me or my Dad several times a day since 12/31/25, after 1/9/26, she has not called one time. When we called her she was very rude and screamed at us. Everytime I would visit, her water mug was almost empty. I asked to speak with on-site primary care physician (Dr. Nguyen) numerous times or have him call me and that's not happened as of yesterday 1/12/26 at which time I made the decision to have EMS take her to Hospital as wanted to make sure she had not had a stroke. Although we were blessed to find out Brain imaging came back good, they did find her to have a UTI!

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gloria fisher

I loved the food and the nurses were fantastic. I really want to give this staff their acknowledgement. They even helped my friend when she came to visit me and gave her meals to. The girls from physical and occupational therapy (Mackenzie and Madison) team were just a joy. I'm very thankful for my time here. I would highly recommend the stay if you need it. I felt so relaxed and cared for while I was here especially by Mrs Beverly she is a wonderful nurse.

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Rick A.

Do not take your parents here. After reading the reviews I brought My mom here after she was discharged from The hospital. After a month, the doctors/ nurses here felt she was good enough to be released even though her legs were swollen and she couldn't walk much. I did try explaining it to them and the director but they all said she was ok She was admitted to the hospital on that same day for 2 weeks.

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Juan Lara

Champions Healthcare at Willowbrook has been such a blessing for our family. The staff here truly go above and beyond, caring not just for the patients but also for the families who trust them. From the administrators to the nurses and support staff, everyone is professional, compassionate, and attentive. They don’t just clock in and out; you can tell they genuinely care. Any concerns we had were addressed right away, and communication has always been clear and supportive. My loved one is finally comfortable and cared for in a way that brings us peace of mind. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this place to anyone searching for quality care for their family member.

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Sofia B

My grandma stayed here for rehab. The nursing staff is caring, loving and attentive. The nurse director Renata goes above and beyond for every resident. Rooms are private and the facility is well maintained. I would highly recommend this facility for anyone needing transition.