Desert Blossom Health & Rehabilitation

badrehab

Run while u can . This place is like an armpit without deodorant. NOONE knows what thier doing one person say this the other days something different. My father at she 82 broke his hip the gave him a gracious 7 day stay what a joke. I spoke with a person in chg supposibly who said oh no it will never be that short of a stay 7 days later he's being discharged. What a joke. NOONE ever properly evaluated my father he saw 2 doctor who didn't even examine his surgical area but he's good to go . I was never contacted by anyone except to get insurance info. The old mighty $$$. I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. Oh and of course everything that happened was the insurance company s fault never them Very very disgusted

Heidi Pad

My poor 82 year old Mom was in this place for 17 days. Problems started on day one! They couldn't get her Heart and blood pressure meds for 3 days, and wouldn't let me bring them from her home. She ended up being in AFIB for 2 days! She had been in the hospital for pneumonia for 9 days, before going to Desert Blossom. She only got 1 bed bath after being there for 8 days, and that was only because I kept calling to complain! I also had to call to complain because her TV didn't work, her roommate was yelling and crying all night! It takes over an hour for anyone to come when she hit her call light! No choices with the food. She is allergic to fish , we told them on day 1, and yet fish was server to her 3 times! She came home with bed sores, a UTI, and a yeast infection! Horrible Care!

Frestrated spouse

We were promised we could have in room visits as my wife had received both of her COVID-19 shots. After my wife got her room, we were refused entry as her room mate was in quarantine.. For all we know, that person could be COVID positive. We asked she be put in a room with someone who received their COVID-19 shots, That request was refused. Other problems arose with her medications not being given, There was no response to a call light for 4 hours and my wife cannot walk. If you can to talk to someone to ask a question, they never come back with an answer. Please find someplace else for you loved one.

fritty

I was a patient here for 4 weeks and they really helped me to walk and help me with my oxygen and walking .and now I'm going home and I appreciate all of there help. The staff is very helpful and care about there patient and I'm going happy. I'm grateful for all of them and staff is wonderful hard working people in the world. The rooms are very bigand your with a roommates.

booring

Very poor. Cold for 5 days, cold food & not always appealing. Your call button may get help in 1 hour. Staff not attentive as they should. Extremly disappointing & 2 staff members lied to say they had 2 notes from my doctor saying I was to bear weight on my leg which was not true. My doctor gave me a paper to give them stating "no weight" . I still not allowed to put weight on it.

disa ppl oi ted

This place I woulded recumend to no one I was here for six weeks the food is so bad my dog wouldn't eat it .the place is always ditiy.the staff needs alot more training on medication I can't believe the place is in bissnuss .there is some good people on the staff.

faithis60

This is the worst rehab facility to take your love to. The food was not made with love and care. After being release from hospital to rehab stayed in gown for 2 days without any hiygene care.🤕🤕🤕🤕

Liz's daughter Susie

Worst place to send a loved one. They kept my mom drugged, did NO rehab with her, would not return calls, kept all ofher personal belongings. Mom came home with horrific bed sores that no one told us about. This facility should be closed, do not take anyone here!!!

ElenorBQ

Desert Blossom is a complete disappointment. Their Medicare rating doesn't reflect the poor quality of the facility. Please be wary if you are considering sending a loved one here, and be very prepared to be a very vocal advocate. Pros: -The nursing staff and aides are good overall, most are very friendly and helpful. One gentleman in particular (I believe he is an aide) always goes above and beyond. -Physical therapy seems to be good with a nice staff. -Good location with the fire department immediately next door. This seemed like a plus in the event of emergency. Cons: -They recently changed owners. Every problem across the board (and there have been MANY), will be blamed on the ownership change. -It's virtually impossible to reach the administration. You will have to be patient and persistent, they do not make themselves available to family once you're a resident. Expect to get the run around, expect to not receive return phone calls. -The social worker (I'm only aware of one on staff) is unpleasant and unhelpful, also very difficult to track down. Provided none of the assistance you would typically expect from a social worker. Only has talked with the family begrudgingly. I've resorted to using an outside social worker for assistance. Terrible! -Medications will be administered late. Some medicines have to be administered in a certain time frame, In our case 10 minutes before/after a meal. My loved one was typically receiving this med 1-2 hours after the fact. Our physician was furious when this came to light, as it rendered the medication essentially useless for the intended effect. -Medically restricted diets WILL NOT be honored without raising a fuss. I was baffled by this since it was quite clearly medically directed by the physician, yet completely ignored. -Patients are bathed on a set schedule, twice weekly with no sponge down or anything in between. Sometimes even twice weekly doesn't happen. There have been many times I've walked in and the smell of body odor in the halls is overpowering. -Oral care is usually taken quite seriously at other facilities we've used. No attention to it here at all aside from stashing toothbrush/paste in a nightstand drawer once I asked about it. -While the nursing staff is friendly, there is complete confusion when a different nurse comes on staff. -Communication is a big problem here, both between health care workers, and between health care workers and family. If you are visiting and need to ask the RN a question, expect to wait 30-45 minutes before anyone comes to the room. This has been consistently true. -The semi-private rooms are a little small if you have a roommate. -Small assortment of activities. Mostly expect to sit in your room and watch tv. -The parking lot is very dark at night. Seems trivial, but on more than one occasion there were neighborhood residents (not associated with Desert Blossom) sitting in the lot in the dark near the cars at night. Any time I've managed to talk to someone in administration I am reminder that we are free to leave and seek care elsewhere. They are always quick to point out that "there are far worse facilities." If your management team deals with problems by telling the family "yeah, but it could be worse," that's NOT a ringing endorsement for your facility. We did not transfer because of insurance, but if I could make the choice again, I wouldn't put anyone I cared about here. I do not recommend Desert Blossom.

anon2000

The staff is there to help you at all time! Therapy was great. I used be against therapy but those guys changed my mind. They do stuff to help you and not wear you out. The food is very good. There were a couple of things I didn't care for but you can't win them all.

Mark114099950

My mom just came out at Desert Blossom. The staff was very good, nice, and kind. She didn’t get as much rehab as she should because when she got put in there directly from the hospital, she had a kidney infection. She was bedridden, but the staff was very helpful in taking care of my mom.

Greg23

The staff was very good, helpful, and dependable to my wife. Desert Bloom provided everything that she needed to recover. She was in a room by herself, and it was nice. It was functional for what it was needed for. The dining room seemed quite nice, and they have quite a variety of meals, that seemed to be well-prepared and tasty.