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Pamela Turner

Ladies at the front desk were exceptionally nice and helpful. Some folks were up front listening to Santa sing Christmas music. Over all a nice experience. My brother in law was happy to be there.

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Shag Horelica

Wellington was a very nice clean facility. The staff was very helpful to me and seemed to be on top of the patients needs & care. Very nice outdoor areas that can be used as visiting area during nice days. Gotta be honest here and I used to not like this rehabilitation/nursing home but I was totally blown away by the improvements they have made over the years. I now would highly reccomend Wellington !!

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kourtney moss

DO NOT send your family here! This place was chosen because it was one of the two covered by insurance and was local for the caregiver and friends to visit and check in on him. Lets break things down: 1. When I first went to visit him, the front desk employee told me he wasn’t there, and they did not have anyone by his name there. I called his caretaker to inform her, and we were both sent into a panic. I re-entered the facility to the front desk employee saying, ‘sorry, no one printed me a new chart this morning.’ How is that not part of her morning routine! 2. The patients look miserable and unhappy as do most of the employees. Very few employees greeted my friend (their patient) with a smile. 3. The facility is poorly taken care of, the hallway smells of urine, and the room was dirty and walls scratched and missing chunks. 4. The employees were told numerous times that the patient is diabetic and therefore he has dietary restrictions. He was being given cookies, cakes, breads, and other foods which could be harmful for someone with diabetes. 5. When going over his medication with his caregiver, she became aware that he was being given medication for seizures which was NOT a medication he was prescribed. 6. When visiting him, his caretaker found him incoherent, slumped on the bed, pale, and he had urinated himself (which is not normal for him). His dinner and medication was sitting on his table uneaten or taken which makes us think someone was in there recently and should have noticed his poor state. The woman running the place wanted them to wait 2 days to have labs done at the facility and wasn’t wanting him to be taken to the hospital because it would look bad on their facility….too late for that! He was taken by ambulance to the ER and will not be returning!

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Mark Holmes

Dear Executive Administrative leadership of the Wellington Rehabilitation and Health, Please accept this letter of appreciation and recommendation for head nurse Pam, who demonstrates the core values of moral integrity, tenacity, social courage, perseverance, politeness, and the utmost professionalism. The Head Nurse Pam demonstrates love and concern for all her patients. She provides a powerful commitment to the healthcare of my godfather, and I highly recommend that the director Gregory and the other executive leaders consider providing her with an employee of the year award, merit pay increase, a 6-week paid vacation, and a job promotion. Also, the director, Gregory, demonstrates persistence and determination, along with magnificent communication skills and a genuine concern for all staff and clients at the rehabilitation center. Lastly, the medical professional receptionist, Savannah, demonstrates the core values of altruism, politeness, kindness, tenacity, motivation, and dignity with love or concern to all staff, clients, and family members.

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Catherine Fox

My father was recently cared for at Wellington Rehab. The staff was warm and friendly. I felt my father was in good hands. The physical therapists took the time to check in and speak at length with us. This facility has a homey environment!!