Crestwood Rehabilitation and Nursing is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Ogden, UT. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.1 out of 5 from 33 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Weber County and serves residents in the UT area.
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"This is such a great facility! The rooms are clean and the care is top-notch. A special shout-out to Dawn the nurse—she is incredibly compassionate and made our experience so much better. Highly recommend!"
I’ve had a very positive experience with Crestwood Care Center. The staff here are incredibly kind and helpful — they truly go above and beyond to make sure residents feel cared for and supported. Management is clearly working hard to continue enhancing the facility, and it shows in the improvements and dedication they put into the care environment. The overall atmosphere is comfortable and reassuring, which brings peace of mind knowing loved ones are in good hands. Highly recommend Crestwood for the compassion, professionalism, and commitment to quality care.
The staff at Crestwood Rehabilitation and Nursing were wonderful for the nine and a half months that I was a resident. I dont know what I would have done without there patients. They took a broken man and made him whole again. I thank them from the bottom of my heart for making me a productive member of society again.
Over the years of residency at Crestwood my mom has had issues that either were eventually taken care of or forgotten. I will share with you a couple of those incidents with you. After a bowel movement that happened during bedtime. My mom needed her clothing and adult brief changed and as well another lady who needed the same care to be attended to.So the C.N.A told my mom and the other lady that she would have to give them showers and then put new briefs and clothing on them. So after taking off their nighttime garments she pushed them out in to the hall to get them ready to go down to the shower room. My mom said they were left for one hour with nothing to keep them warm, the only thing that was left on them was the brief that had been urinated and deficated in. The C.N.A was written up. My mom still remembers this traumatizing incident. What I look at is the importance of the matter, and why was it not handled in a timely manner? When I heard of this, I was shocked to think that my mom had been neglected in such an inhumane way. No one deserves to be put through anything like this. Did Crestwood offer me or my mom an apology for this incident? No. The management carries on like nothing ever happened. I wonder if it was their own mother or father that went through the same incident, would there be any difference? Would it be important or brushed under the carpet? I would really like to hear their answer to that question but I know I will never receive a response on this matter. That's one incident. There is more. - M.J
My mother has been a resident of Crestwood for two years. Over that time, my mom has had a variety of issues that the staff either forgets to act upon or does eventually get done, with my mom having to repeatedly remind and ask for help. My mom has gran mal seizures, recently she had a seizure. I have tried to let management know about some of her triggers that may bring an episode on. The one I tried to let them be aware of is, Depression. This is something that develops from feeling lonely. All of my life I have been there for her. Unfortunately for her the management at Crestwood made some accusations against me that are solely based on what a resident said about me. On two occasions I have been searched,once by the director of the facility the second time was by the director of nurses, both of these searches were conducted in front of my mom. On both times there was nothing found, I felt embarrassed that my mom had to see her own son being searched like a criminal. So with no actual evidence to be shown. They went ahead with an accusation and now I am only allowed to visit with my mom five days a week for three hours and no weekend visits. My mom is getting close to being 80 years old. Spending time with her is something that I will cherish, because a day will come when I won't be able to sit down with her and eat a meal together with her or watch our favorite movies together. Because sitting in a cemetery Is not the same. So she won't feel alone or feel forgotten. I was told that they made a decision and that was final. When my mom broke her hip and was at South Ogden Post Acute the director always treated me with respect and made me feel welcomed. For Crestwood to do this to my mom makes me feel like, management doesn't want me to be there. On several occasions I have asked for some type of legal formality to be signed but for weeks my request has gone unanswered. I do fear now for expressing freedom of speech, that management may retaliate and add some new restriction for me.I truly wish I never put my mom in this facility. Because of how they do not want to hear anything that me and my mom may have to say that could be in the best interest for her. I dread visiting my mom because of how I'm treated. And no one should feel like that when visiting a loved one. In short I simply want the best care for her and Crestwood just seems like they want me to stand aside and not be a part of her life. Please remember my review if you place a loved one at this facility, thank you for your time. - M.J
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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