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Lori sidbury

Do not go there. The call lights were broken the bathrooms had mold on t he floor they lock the doors and do not let you out side even though it surround by cement wall. I cried when i first got there. A roommate stole my credit card i had to call the police and was told that it wasnt good for them. It was a new epsode every day. Then they were going to let me go when i couldnt walk so i made a fuss and applied for medicate. They were going to through me at first then they wont let me go. They werent going to let me go home on the day i was told. I had to be discharge by doctor thank goodness he came along when i was making a fuss about not going home. Then they never submitted a bill to medicate unstead they billed me over 1 000 dollars. I was there for rehab.. My next door neighbor warned me that it was awful when i came. The only reason i went back to see her now that she passed on i will never step foot in that hell hole.

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Northwoods Trains - Randy

Mom was at Woodside for rehab following a fall broke part of her pelvis. The day staff was pretty good and Mom was close to leaving. If someone is considering this place beware of the night staff. I feel like they don't care. One night Mom was not given her call button and had to use the restroom. She called out verbally for help but was left to soil herself and the bed having to lay in it until morning. The second incident she was being assisted to the bathroom with a belt around her. She stumbled and fell to both knees not being caught by the assistant. Two days later at the hospital, she was diagnosed with two broken legs. I share this to communicate our loss of confidence in Woodside Rehab.

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Pete Pfankuch

I had my 90 year old mother at Woodside for about a month. She is still recovering from several fractures. It is an excellent place! Myself or my wife were there every day but one so we observed it in person the whole time she was there. I am taking her there for outpatient therapy as it is excellent. I have had PT and OT myself at several places, several times. I will go there myself if there is a next time for me. The staff is professional and they do not share information about their patients to people that are not allowed the information, even relatives! The Rehab Social Worker was awesome. A huge help like all the rest of the staff even the cleaning folks. I had many meals there with my mother and the food was decent.

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DC Transitions

My review pertains to the rehab. I had low expectations, to be honest, when my dad needed rehabbing after surgery. The hospital gave us several choices and we went with this one. I’m so happy that we did! It can be a scary time, especially when you’ve never been down this road before. With a few glitches, dad was transitioned in and generally received excellent care, good food, and spacious and new room. I know, staff shortages are real right now, and at times it was a hard to get someone to come and give him his pills on time, etc. General coordination between nursing staff, PT, OT, other services could be improved upon but overall, dad made progress and we are so happy! Maybe there is a new piece of technology or shared app that could connect all this information for each patient, so all of those working with them would be on the same page. I really liked that family can order food for only eight dollars for any meal along with their loved ones. Another plus, is that dogs can come and visit. The entire place is very dog friendly!

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James De Wane (Jim)

On March 23rd, 1918 I rehabilitated at Woodside Lutheran Rehab Center for two weeks from bilateral knee Surgery. I couldn’t of been more pleased with the spacious private room with an adjustable bed. The attention and care I received was excellent. There was someone there to care for my needs 24/7. It was nice to either receive their very good food in my room or, in the adjacent restaurant. I could either have the meal of the day or, order off a short order menu. The Occupational and Physical Therapists were friendly and courteous. I would highly recommend Woodside Lutheran for everyone.