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Sarah Weathers

My experience at Monument Health Rehabilitation Center was deeply concerning and fell far below the expected standard of medical care. I would not recommend this facility based on the following critical issues: ​Neglect of Medical Care: The most alarming issue was the wound care. Necessary dressing changes and medical attention to wounds were consistently delayed or skipped entirely. This is a significant safety risk and delayed the healing process. ​Unprofessional Staff: The staff were frequently rude and dismissive. Instead of being met with empathy and support during a vulnerable time, I encountered a lack of basic courtesy and a "bothered" attitude from many members of the care team. ​Poor Living Conditions: The food provided was consistently unappetizing, served cold, and lacked proper nutritional quality. In a rehabilitation setting, nutrition is vital for recovery, yet the meals here were nearly inedible. ​Verdict: Between the medical negligence regarding wound management and the hostile environment created by the staff, this facility feels unsafe and poorly managed. Patients deserve better advocacy and basic medical competence.

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Mariana Anderson

Avoid this place like the plague if you want to live. This place was awful and I truly believe my grandpa is no longer with us because of this awful place. My grandpa was released here to rehabilitate after being in the hospital, he left the hospital in good condition but needed to build strength to do things on his own. He declined so rapidly all of our minds are blown. He was there for almost 2 weeks and from the moment he stepped foot in that place it was downhill. I visited him a few times along with family members and we are baffled at how we had to chase down nurses or CNAs to help. The respiratory therapists saw how bad he was doing and just said "I can come back later" like what??? Youre supposed to be treating him now!!! While I was there nurses and cna's would walk in and just say "oh I will let him rest"... Hes literally dying and youre doing NOTHING. His oxygen was so bad on the day we got him discharged and I had to fight to get his oxygen machine fixed because it was beeping so loud and had no fluid for over 3 hours. This is absolutely disgusting and I cant believe this place operates. Its horrendous. My grandpa died a few days later... Seeing him be the happy go lucky guy from the hospital to the downhill death in the 2 week span he was at this place is absolutely abominable. Do better! Give a crap about people. Hire people that love their jobs... Why be in this field to not help. I dont know if its pay or what but do better!

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Pam Lind

I love it here. I am long term.This is my permanent home now but I don’t mind. I love every one here and wished I could remember all their names. Everyone is so kind and caring. I met the administrator for the first time today. What a great man so kind and caring. No wonder everybody here is kind and caring. have you ever heard of the “slippery slope “well, that’s what it is here it starts at the top and ends on down there are so many that I just love and wished I could remember all their names. I love Alma and Miguel the two of them together are just funny and they make me laugh they are great CNA’s. In (pt /OT )therapy there is Robin and Sarah and Scott. Scott is the one that is getting me to start standing on my 2 feet I broke my back and my one leg is numb and I cannot stand on it, but he is teaching me to and getting me there. I can’t believe the progress that we’ve made. There are a lot of great medication nurses such as Laurie (my favorite) and Charity and I sure wish I could remember names. Another aide is Finda And one of my favorites is Scott. He always has a big smile and how are you doing Pammy? What can I do for you? It sure makes a person feel good. If I left anybody out, I am so so sorry. I just can’t remember names very good. I got to meet the administrator for the first time tonight. What a great guy so kind and caring and doesn’t rush you off when you’re talking to him have you ever heard of the slippery slope? Well, that’s what it is here starts at the top and goes to the bottom. Everybody is kind, caring and food is great. They make pies that are homemade and buns. I love their Egg salad, So good! I would recommend this place (called the monument) to anyone. I have a friend Who lives in Phoenix, Arizona and is so jealous of me. She says she wish she could come up here and live here instead of where she’s at . I guess I could go on and on, but I really do like it here I have made a few friends but not too many because I can’t get out but someday Scott will have me walk in a few steps so I can get into my wheelchair and head out! There are many many things to do here.

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Vaughn Silcox

Its a great place if you like living in hell! The food in inedible. Some if it you couldn't tell what it was. My wife slid out of bed onto the floor and no one came for at least 45 minutes. They put her in her wheelchair and when she was tired and wanted to get back in bed they left her for over an hour. Her call light was on the whole time. I wouldn't take a dog there. The staff was rude and treated her badly. Not a good place.

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Sarah Brusik

My aunt stayed at this facility for just over two weeks in September, and in her 20+ years of experience in care facilities, we have never encountered such poor care. I’ve been so angry and heartbroken that it’s taken me weeks to even write this review. She was left in the same clothes for days, dropped during a transfer, and ignored by staff for hours — including techs and therapists who simply labeled her “unable” to participate. Most staff seemed unaware of her condition or doctor’s orders, and we constantly had to step in to correct them. The food was terrible — nothing fresh or healthy. Despite multiple conversations with administration and promises that things would be addressed, nothing changed. Once management’s backs were turned, staff responses were often, “That’s not my job,” and no one could say whose job it actually was. My aunt was there to recover from a broken leg, but her health declined faster at Monument Health Taylorsville than I’ve ever seen before. If you have no other option but to place your loved one here, make sure they can strongly advocate for themselves — or be prepared to have someone with them most of the day to ensure they receive even basic care.