Renaissance Rehabilitation and Nursing Care Center

I was a patient of Renaissance for a VERY short time (I would not send my dog there). While I was there I actually over heard the Owner/CEO yell/scream at two other patients and heard him discuss personal, medical and financial information about patients in the lobby. He is so rude, unprofessional and thinks way too highly of himself. He has no place being in the care business. He skimps on all needed items for patients all while talking a good game. The staff try very hard to give good care but all their efforts are limited by the CEO. Food is very poor quality. Housekeeping is so so. Nursing Staff are kind and mean well. Activities are offered daily and seem to be a wide variety. Supplies are meager. The Therapy Department is very good, But I could not stay to complete it because of the CEO. The facility needs work: some rooms are freezing while others are boiling. Evenings are very loud when you try to sleep.

I wouldn't have given this place any stares but you have to, to be able to write a review! This place is awful, no one should be in this place!! Would not recommend this place for a rat let alone a human!! They do not read care plans, no one has a clue about anything that is going on with patients... Even after they are told you want to talk to them, they still come in the room unprepared and that was a supervisor on floor 1! The place is filthy, there's not enough staff. My father sat in the bathroom for 45 mins yelling before someone came to help him!!!! He has to have help getting to and from. (Hip surgery) I found a pill, a used glove in the hallway on the floor. Occupational therapy is a joke, they never even read his care plan. Physical therapy, well I have some issues with them too, my father cut his finger pretty good there do to inadequate equipment, he also fell while with them. Oh the beds are awful, old and cracked only one side has bed rails, tall people be ready to hang off the beds. The food is a joke, it wouldn't fill my 4 year old up. If you want to lose weight eat here. The water they give you in the pinkish containers, expect that to never have fresh water in it, let alone changed, they offer you nothing to drink except water. Unless you get your "meal" for the day. I could go on and on. Bottom line, don't put your loved one here!!

This facility has a good physical therapy department but is not appropriate for any patient who is immobile and in need of quality medical care. Patients needing assistance & using call bells to request assistance are NOT responded to in a reasonable time frame. Likewise, calls to the Center made during the evening & night are rarely answered. There is an obvious shortage of staff and this negatively impacts patient care. However staff are courteous & attempt to address patient concerns. Although this Center is categorized as sub acute, it’s medical care is sub-par and is not appropriate for people needing this level of care. Look elsewhere.

Only bring your relative to the nursing home if you intend on never going to see them!!! Only go to the rehab if you not in any hurry to get better!!! The nursing staff leave the elderly in wheel chairs in the halls with sheets on them after showers. Never exit the elevator while they are changing sheets unless you have no sense of smell. Now the rehab...If & when it happens... They all talk a really good game

l been in the facility several times to visit, the food is not great, you're left on hold for a ridiculous length of time, it's very frustrating to try to talk to your love one and left on hold with a less than caring receptionist. the nurses an aides are loud, often challenging each other, the male manager is an egomaniac who doesn't put effort into his residents. I am pulling my love one out as soon as l can.

I was in Renaissance. The physician and occupational therapies were excellent. The room was nice but kind of dusty, but I guess they were redoing it. They had activities throughout the whole day, like puzzles and building Santa's house.

My great grandmother suffered here for two months. In that short time she developed severe sores and was drugged to stay in bed all day. Once we were informed about the sores we had her removed immediately.

I went on a very quick tour of Renaissance Rehabilitation. I was looking for a place for my mom. But I think it was not the right facility for her because it's more for people with severe dementia. From what I've seen, it was fine.