The staff was outstanding. However, Good Shepherd didn't have assisted living, so you'd have to move again if you needed that. I looked at a room where a person moved out and they re-did it all; they painted it and cleaned it. The food was good. They had swimming, cards and bingo, and they had a library and a room where they put puzzles. I was there for rehab, and that's how I first got introduced to them, first time for two weeks and the second time a week. If I had to go back, I would go there.
Rio Vista Post Acute Rehabilitation
Offers Independent Living and Nursing Homes
7 Reviews
Reviews of Rio Vista Post Acute Rehabilitation
Independent Living Reviews for Rio Vista Post Acute Rehabilitation
September 30, 2015
I am/was a resident of this facility
August 11, 2015
I visited this facility
We've chosen Good Shepherd. It's the only one we could afford. I like their swimming pool, their hot tub, and their units. They have a big chapel there, too. They have an exercise room, various activities throughout the day and the evening, and movies.
Nursing Home Reviews for Rio Vista Post Acute Rehabilitation
November 24, 2019
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
I have a family member there and the place is getting worse. Within the past 4 months residents have been being taken out of there to other locations by their family's. Ever since Rio vista has taken over it has gotten worse. Meds are not giving at the right hrs. At times residents don't get their meals and go to bed without eating. Nurses seem not to be found When needed. Or if you get lucky they make you wait like if they are punshing you and the residents for bugging them. My aunt has falling a few times and it has taken them a long while too attend to her. Their excuses seems to be that they don't have enough help. I sure do know one thing. My family pays a pretty shiny penny to have her there. We will be looking for another place for her that cares.
January 12, 2019
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
My mom is in Peoria Good Shepherd. It is nicer than a lot of the ones that I checked out. It is very positive and Christian-based. The admission person is very friendly and very helpful when we were looking and touring the area. The food seems to fluctuate. The dining area itself is nice, but it depends on who's cooking. They have wonderful activities from crafts, to painting, to nails, to trips out to Walmart or picnic, to church and to chapel services. They have a lot of different activities available to the residents.
December 27, 2016
I visited this facility
We were on a waiting list at Good Shepherd. They were pretty organized, but the food was not that good and needed improvement. The activities and shopping trips were good. It was also associated with our church. We knew people that had been there who were happy.
August 21, 2015
I am a friend or relative of resident
My father stayed in this facility recently but we transferred him due to what we considered lack of care and PT that was beyond his needs. We believe my father was not given his heart medicine for the length of his stay which was about a week although they were told what he was taking when he was admitted. There is not a doctor on staff daily but a doctor does visit sometime during the week - unfortunately the doctor never saw my dad while he was staying there. On the day we requested the transfer, the new facility couldn't get all the records they needed from the nurse manager - I think she stalled the process until 4 pm on purpose. I usually wouldn't write a review but this is supposed to be a care/caring facility and I feel the level of care/concern was mediocre.
August 14, 2012
I visited this facility
This is one of the older buildings in the area. I decided to place my mother here because it was clean. The people were very helpful and for some reason she likes it here. She stays in a typical skilled nursing accommodation with a bed and bath. When she broke her hip, I placed her in another place. However, she was unhappy there and always alone. But in Good Shepherd, they're always asking her to join in the activities.
Earlier today, after my visit, she called me and said she's going on a picnic with some trainees. She's getting more involved in this place; she's learning to reach out to others and trying to make new friends which she had never done before. They're providing her with consistent care. Nurses have been here for 5 to 7 years which is fairly uncommon provided that this is an old place.
When you walk in the building, you'll see a wall of people of same faces from Monday to Friday. This has been a great help for us: for her, because she has Alzheimer's, and for me, because I don't need to remember 300 people's names. It would help more if they would remodel or fix their building. I don't appreciate older buildings; it's a mismatch. But she likes it here and that's more important. Definitely, I will recommend this place to others who are looking for a similar facility.
Services and Amenities of Rio Vista Post Acute Rehabilitation
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- Medicare Provider Number: 035183
- Ownership Type: For Profit Corporation
- Date Certified: 10/01/2020
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- Resident Capacity: 157
About Rio Vista Post Acute Rehabilitation
Rio Vista Post Acute Rehabilitation is a senior living provider in Peoria, Arizona that offers residents Independent Living and Nursing Homes. Contact Rio Vista Post Acute Rehabilitation for more details on services and rates.
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