Cadia Rehabilitation Capitol

Teachme

Rooms were OK. Had a window in my room that provided sunshine for most of day. The food was gross. One meal sticks out - so called lasagna tasted like Chef-boy-ar-dee with melted white cheese on top. Also, no diet modifications for diabetic patients, although there was a selection available. Almost all fruit served was canned fruit in heavy syrup, never good for diabetics with its high sugar content. Vegetables served were overcooked or tasted as if left in a pot + burned. Most vegetables tasted as if they were canned + most likely high in sodium/salt, not a good food item for patients needing to control their salt intake to reduce blood pressure. The fresh water + ice tasted great. Services provided were minimal for a stroke patient. Nursing staff failed to provide info on what meds were given + became argumentative when aske, days to get shower + other services. Drugged + then given extreme laxative doses to correct failure to have a bowel movement. The subsequent laxative doses resulted in extreme diarrhea, which caused pain.

ray vega

i left capital on 0ct 11 2011.i was paralize when i went in no movement from hip to toes.both hands paralize.my thinking was this is going to be where i live the rest of my life.but i prayed to god for the strenth to fight this.thanks to the great staff from the c n a all the way to the kitchen workers they made my stay there wounderful.yes in a nursing home.iam from new york so i knew about the bad stories about nursing homes.this was not one of those times.i really love my stay there.thanks again to the staff.i was so scare that i got so depress and they talk to me and calm me down.good news iam walking with a walker and able to move my body again.i loved the c n a s and nursing staff.i had two opperations and thanks to my doctor he save my life.i would hag giving 5 stars but i got the business from the manegment.i know it was not personel.so all in all thank you capital for giving me my life back.