St. Elizabeth Rehabilitation & Nursing Center

so saddened

My Mom is in St. Elizabeth Rehabilitation Center. It's kept very clean and the Nurses and Technicians are friendly as well. I wish that they kept my Mom just as clean. They have different Nurses and Technicians everyday. No one wants to have to depend on someone else to change their diapers and colostomy bags. These residents are Old and sick and need the paid professionals to have compassion and just do their jobs. St. Elizabeth water doesn't get hot water on certain floors so the the sick aren't being cleaned with hot water or at least warm water. This is not fair nor right. The sad part is if the shoe was on the other foot and the employee's family were there, it would be a different story. St. Elizabeth, please treat our family members as though they were your family members.

MaryP.

Please do not place any loved ones in this facility. Patient neglect is real. I had contacted this facility on numerous occasions and still, nothing was done. Diapers were left on the patient for over 12 hours, with no water, bed sores, and being told by aides to fend for themselves if they asked for help. The wrong medication was given to my loved one and the nurse blamed the nurse before her. The social worker for this facility is for the facility, not the patients. The food was either undercooked frozen when given to the patient or cold. I can honestly say that some of the staff were caring, but a vast majority of the staff was lazy.

Christina

My dad is in St. Elizabeth Rehabilitation & Nursing Center. He was welcomed, and the staff was very courteous and kind. He requested different things, and they catered to his needs. They've been good to him. PT has been wonderful. He's only been in there since Wednesday.

Glenda

My aunt was released from the hospital and went to Saint Elizabeth Rehabilitation And Nursing. Tthey recommended long term care for her. She's not getting any skilled nursing right now. We're paying out of pocket. She's no longer in rehab now. I haven't really been there enough to really have an opinion about them. They're not doing any kind of communication. It's very poor. My aunt said the food was excellent. She liked the food. They give you plenty of food. She had physical therapy there. It was clean and quiet, but it was more of a hospital-like setting. I think it's way overpriced for what she got. It's two times what the average price of a higher facility is. I don't know what you get extra. I don't see it.

Angel

I went to Saint Elizabeth Rehabilitation And Nursing. It was amazing, their employees were very professional, and everyone from the administrative staff to the housekeeping staff was very courteous and caring. My mom passed away in their facility. Her room wasn't a normal hospital or nursing home room, they had a sense of privacy, and they were separated from her neighboring person that was over there, but it was open, so when the nurses came in they could see either side. It was a spacious room. My mother said the food was good, but what I liked best about it was they didn't come in or out in a cart or like a hospital cart, it was almost like a bell waiter tray, and they would bring them their individual food, so it made you feel like you were less in a hospital facility, and more of a touch of home. The facilities were clean, it never smelled of urine or anything, it was basic there, the care of the place and the people.

Shelia

St. Elizabeth Rehab & Nursing Center was clean, and the rooms were accommodating to my mother's needs. The staff was very nice, very informative and accommodating. They specialize in memory care, and the residents are not in their rooms all day long.

Caring105598550

That place where my mother is at is St. Elizabeth’s nursing, and I liked it a lot. They are very warm, and they showed a lot of care. They are doing a good job. I think that she is in a good place. I haven’t tasted the food, but it looks good. They have two beds to a room and a closet, which is pretty nice size and spacious. They have bingo, and people from the outside come in.