Tabitha Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Wished I'd chosen elsewhere

The rooms are decent, the food is decent, when they're willing to give the care, they seem to give comp care, but they do not advocate for the patient, they are not there as other than a business model. They are not willing to work to get the patient the best outcome possible within the framework provided by Medicare. It's all a little sad.

Janice

My husband moved to Tabitha Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. It's a huge complex. He's in long-term complete care, but there are like 13 in the house, 13 rooms, so they can have 13 patients, a nice little dining room, and a living room. It's very, very homey. They served three meals a day. There's a room to go down to, but they will take the tray to the room if needed. They encourage people to come down and that was what I was really after to get him motivated. They've been very helpful. I've already got physical therapy started or at least in the works. I'm very happy with what has happened so far. What I heard in the first two days was, "We're here to do what you need to be done", and you don't always hear that, very much patient-oriented. My husband said the food was good. I saw the board, and they have 4 or 5 activities throughout the day. It's going to take time for him to want to do that. I didn't see anything really exciting, not like the other facility. It's very expensive, more expensive than where we were at.

Bailey M

The best care you'll find in Lincoln!! My grandmother was a patient at Tabitha and the care can't be beat! Everyone was so kind and helpful to us during her stay. We would recommend to anyone for rehabilitation!!

dborchy

PT refused to do therapy on my mom who was admitted with a broken leg that required surgery and no weight bearing for 12 weeks. because she had dementia.

Sisz

The first 24 hours his dressing change hadn't been done till 2 p.m. suppose to be every 12 hours. They didn't put oxygen on him at night. He couldn't breath. He's filling up with fluid on his heart and needs a 3rd diuretic; and they won't give it to him. Because it's not on their paperwork. They made him do without pain meds and my dad had his big toe and joint removed. Where's the common sense and the compassion for your patients! I asked him to go to a care center in hopes he would recover with professionals taking care of him a week or so. Clearly that was a mistake that will be addressed tomorrow if his care isn't tended to!

Carolyn

Tabitha Nursing and Rehabilitation Center was very nice. They seemed very caring. Amanda was very helpful. They seemed to have a wide variety of activities. It looked like it was very well run. They had a chapel and a full range of activities. There was an exercise facility and some musical activities. The dining area seemed very nice, too. My mom was in the rehab part for a while. She was satisfied with the food and she was happy with the staff. When she needed to go to the hospital, they were right there and got her there.