Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Sheridan, WY. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.7 out of 5 from 22 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Sheridan County and serves residents in the WY area.
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Where to start with this... My father went there from a facility that had to move him and the care was top notch,but due to him being on a swing bed we had to find another facility. The nurses were amazing Buffalo Hospital. When dad got moved into Bighorn things were not right from the start but we thought it was just from him moving. Walking in all you could smell was urine. And elders deposited in the front room with the TV on. Staff sitting around and on their phones talking smack about other workers. Yes I did hear everything. My dad was left in his room with another gentleman and the rooms are tiny. Dad is not mobile by himself and needs assistance, that being said they took his cath out but took their time getting to him when he hit the call button to use the restroom so he would have an accident. When someone came into his room and dropped food off he said wait I need to use the bathroom she flat said that was not her priority right now it was getting the food out and left. My dad called very upset so I went in and had to look for someone and they were sitting around on a ledge next to the kitchen asked to speak to someone in charge. The girl said someone's name and went oh well she isn't here but you can speak to this person she "might" know what she is talking about. I did speak with that nurse and told her I was upset that my father had to sit in his soiled clothes "unti" they were done with their priorities and that I'm not okay with how they treat my father. She said she understood and that she would have a talk. I also told her that they talked smack about her and some other people and they are always outside smoking rather than caring for the residents. She informed me that they had a CNA walk out of the job just that morning and they are very short staffed. She promised that things would change. IT DID NOT CHANGE! It got worse for my father and was treated very badly. I'm thankful today that my father is not longer in that hole. Look at their core values! Do they use those values? Hell no they do not. If you care and love your family member DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT PUT THEM IN THIS FACILITY!!!!!! They don't care at all except for the paycheck. I tried to reach out to the CEO as he has several facilities but of course was completely ignored. They said the remodeled *NOPE* filthy hole, stinks and no care. How can someone get excellent care one place then get transferred somewhere else and not get the SAME CARE????It should be the same care everywhere! If I didn't have to at least put one star they would have negative 1000000000000000000000.
At one time this nursing home had a reputation that made you question whether or not you should place a loved one here. I’m here to tell you that shouldn’t even be a question. My aunt came for therapy, a few months ago and was very reluctant to go. Now, she and my family couldn’t be happier. The staff is very caring, kind and respectful. There is laughter in the halls, there is a sense of pride in what they do, and they communicated very well with my aunt, and my family. I highly recommend Big Horn. It is clear they are going through some changes, but these changes have definitely served them and the other patients well.
I had the pleasure of working with the team at Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center in Sheridan about a month ago, and I was truly impressed by their warmth and dedication to the residents. The caregivers I met were not only friendly but deeply invested in providing quality care. You could feel the authenticity in the stories they shared, and it was clear that the residents are genuinely loved and well taken care of. During my time there, I filmed an interview with both administrators and employees, and hearing their passion for what they do really stood out to me. It’s rare to find a care facility where you sense such a personal connection between staff and residents. Based on my experience, I would wholeheartedly recommend Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center to my friends and family. If you’re looking for a place where your loved ones will be treated with compassion and respect, this is a great choice.
Such excellent staff! Everyone is so caring, compassionate and supportive. Although it is an “older” building, please don’t let that sway your decision as they are currently remodeling. The most important thing is, the care and the customer service is exceptional. Everyone matters; the staff, the residents, the families and the community, and it shows.
My mom has been here for a little over a month. The staff is all incredibly kind and caring. The physical therapists have been wonderful. They are encouraging and patient and my mom has made great improvements under their care.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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