SALMON CREEK POST ACUTE & REHABILITATION is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in VANCOUVER, WA. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.2 out of 5 from 191 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Clark County and serves residents in the WA area.
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I received exceptional care while at the salmon Creek Post Acute & Rehabilitation. Nurses were thoughtful and conscientious…it was obvious they were there to be of service and to provide the best possible ‘recovery’ care. It is a non-stop arena for all workers, they are on duty twenty-four seven. Meals were appropriate for dietary needs. OT, PT, and speech therapists who came to treat worked well in the environment with other workers. The care I received is greatly appreciated.
Salmon Creek Post Acute & Rehab Center has offered the best care possible. From the day I was admitted, prior to my surgery, to post-op care, Salmon Creek has gone above and beyond. I do not feel like a patient, but more like family. The staff gets to know you, encourages you and offers moral support when needed. From admissions to nursing staff, to kitchen and housekeeping, I want to say a big thank you! You all made my healing much easier and I would highly recommend Salmon Creek as the place to bring family and loved ones for a little extra TLC. 🥰
No matter what we think, what we do if you look hard enough you can always find the negatives. The Salmon Creek Post Acute and Rehabilitation Center has more positives. The staff is excellent and very caring. The PT and OT programs the therapy stuff is very professional and caring
How many negative things can you say about a place…. As an RN I don’t know how the state allows this place to stay open. The management and patient care is very lacking. Just discharged my father… they claimed he met rehab goals although he could barely get to the wheelchair with gait belt and assist. The charting for the insurance seemed to be what they wanted to hear although he has lost over 20lbs is hardly eating , has had 2 bladder infections and when discharged had a large amount of sediment in his urine. Nobody knows when his last culture was and is not on antibiotics. Doctor never had the time to talk with my mom when requested. Social work and rehab leads were rude to my mom and were not helpful with set up for discharge. What do they even do except seem irritated that we have questions. I believe a lot of charting is incorrect. Multiple requests unanswered. 2 falls at the facility with one ending in an ER trip. Do not let them send you or your family here!! He is worse than when we brought him in!! As an add on they made my mom oay to get I His records while he was there and they sent her the wrong medical records, which is a major HIPPA violation!
My brother stayed at salmon creek for a couple of weeks. I am in S Dakota, so could not visit. Numerous times I left messages for a nurse, Dr Chan, or a social worker to call and let me know how he was doing. No one ever called. From talking with him, he was very confused, couldn’t tell me much of anything, and fell asleep after just a few minutes. He got married at your place a week ago. I don’t know why that was allowed. His wife of one week, will not talk with his family, so we have no idea how he is being cared for at home. She had him convinced that I was the one that put him there and wouldn’t let him go home. He kept asking me why I betrayed him and why I put him in that hell hole. Before he went in the hospital about 5 weeks ago, he and I had a good relationship and talked with each other every 2-3 weeks. All I know is he has stomach cancer. Communication would have gone a long ways, and I had none. From talking with him on the phone, I don’t think he should have been released, but I had nothing to say about where he was or his treatment.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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