Oak Forest Health and Rehabilitation
5680 WINDY HILL DRIVE, Winston-Salem, NC 27105
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5
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June 26, 2020
We had someone at Oak Forest Rehab. The workers were very good and very helpful. The patients were well taken care of. It's a very nice facility. They had rehab, physical therapy, a place where you can get your hair cut and washed, and they take care of the laundry.
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Oak Forest Health and Rehabilitation is a Senior Living provider in Winston-Salem, North Carolina that offers residents Nursing Homes services. Contact Oak Forest Health and Rehabilitation for more details on services and rates.
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Reviews of Oak Forest Health and Rehabilitation in Winston-Salem, North Carolina
3.0
(27 reviews)
Facility
4.5
Staff
4.7
Food
4.0
Activities
4.2
Value
4.4
GrandadsGrands
2
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May 22, 2021
I am mortified at the service provided to my grandfather during his stay at Oak Forest. He was there for 10 days before receiving a shower. All 4 pair of pants were lost within that 10 days although he wasn't cleaned or groomed during that period. While the staff was friendly to us and continuously apologized for the egregious behavior this did not lead to changed behaviors on their part. He was left in his own waste for hours at a time and wasn't assisted in or out of his night clothes. In fact he rarely changed clothes. There was very little accountability or responsibility clear. The staff complained of having a lot of people working but not many people doing anything. There was blaming of agencies who were contractors and contractors blamed the staff. The people do not know each other and there is no transition of information from staff to staff nor from patient to staff. If I didn't have the flexibility to be in person for the last 5 days I am not sure what would have happened to his physical or mental health.
Bobbie
5
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June 26, 2020
We had someone at Oak Forest Rehab. The workers were very good and very helpful. The patients were well taken care of. It's a very nice facility. They had rehab, physical therapy, a place where you can get your hair cut and washed, and they take care of the laundry.
Doug Denton
5
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November 6, 2019
Staff worked very hard to care for my mother who had behaviors and hurt the staff on a daily basis due to her dementia. They never complained; they just did their best to provide great care and compassion to her and the family
Graham88
5
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April 24, 2018
My dad had a wonderful stay at Oak Forest. He really bonded with his room-mate and the staff. The activities department was wonderful! They were really sweet to always invite my dad to activities. I never thought I would see my dad play Bingo... but he did and he loved it! The therapy was wonderful, as well. I enjoyed seeing the staff laugh and joke with my father, it really made a difference! His room was always clean and the building was always free of smells... that really impressed me. There are big windows in the rooms that let a lot of light in. My father enjoyed sitting by the window and watching the birds. He is very happy to be home now but I know in his heart he will always hold a special place for Oak Forest. We were very happy with his stay.
lovetammy
5
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April 18, 2018
My mom has been a long-term care patient at Oak Forest for many years now. We honestly could not ask for better care. She loves the staff and they have really become like family to us. There is no other place I would want her to be!
JT6
5
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April 17, 2018
My mother came to Oak Forest for a short term rehab stay. She made great progress. She was very sad to go. We were very happy with her care.
Concerned1on1
1
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April 26, 2017
This place is as good as you are. If you're absent, the staff is absent. The lack of patient knowledge is shocking. If the rest of the staff was as good as recruitment I would give it five stars! The Administrators are awesome at getting you in with a table full of folks telling you their plans for your love one. What they should have told me was, "we're going to keep your family member pissy for you and make sure you can see all the secretions on the gown so don't be alarmed. We will make your family member presentable for doctor's appointment and hospital visits though. We check out on the weekends so do not bother to ask us anything”. Last but not least, everything you complain about you can count on this response, "Oh, I, they, or we just did it"! I can say more but this is enough!!! The pictures are heartbreaking as well. Thank GOD for the roommate, at least they’re seeing about that resident and can check on my family member from time to time. SOOOOO if you want constant headaches, emotional distress, high blood pressure, and a slight drinking problem. THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE! Good luck! God help us ALL!
BADickens
4
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April 24, 2017
Unfortunately, I haven't had a bad experience at this facility My Mother has been here 4 years now and I satisfied with they way she's been treated.. I popped up, even stayed for hours without a bad experience. Not all the time have things went our way, but for the most part I would recommend a family, friend or relative to Oak Forest... .
gardenlover3
5
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April 12, 2017
I have a family member at Oak Forest and we have been very happy with her care. The staff are very friendly and the rehab had been great. They were able to get her walking with a walker in just two weeks. She will be going home soon and we could not be more excited.
Paula Burg
1
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August 17, 2016
I would NOT even give this Place 1 star. I'm sure the one's who gave this place 5 actually NEVER stayed very long with their love one's to see what was actually going on in this Place. My mother went in pretty healthy by the time she left to an emergency room (She had c def which she got from the unsanitary conditions there and they were NOT giving her the right medication that was prescribed by her Doctor! My Mom passed away. My only REGRET is that she stayed in this place at all and their physical therapy is a joke. I would be with my mom and they would say come back in 45 minutes. I would just go get a drink at a local store and be back in 10 minutes and she was already back in their room . NO therapy what so ever. Hope these employee's know they will be old and dependent some day and Karma will be back to get them.
In shock
1
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July 31, 2016
Covered in poop!!! I am outraged with the appearance of my family member. The nurse assistant said I've cleaned her 2 times already.... However this family member was naked, sheets covered in poop, bed covered in poop... Nails filled with poop.. The aid had a bad attitude.,,, just terrible !!!
Bernard370888
4
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July 31, 2016
My mother is in Oak Forest Health and Rehabilitation, and it is a good place. They provide activities and entertainment for them, and they have 24-hour nurses, so somebody is always checking on them. It's a nice, clean facility.
poorexcuse
1
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June 24, 2016
I would not take my worse enemy here. They can't keep CNAs and the nursing staff is on the most part very lazy. My aunt was here and she got great care by some CNAs but they were some that were terrible. I would not want to be treated this way and do not want my relative treated this way. I have come in and her linens were soiled and the call light was on with no one answering it. If the call light is on there is a reason. I aim to find out who owns this nursing facility and rehab because they need to know what is going on.
dempseygirl71
1
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February 26, 2016
My mother was recently taken to oak forest after a heart bypass surgery. My first impression was a bad one and it only got worse. I arrived 45 minutes after EMS brought her to the facility. She was in the bed on the sheets from the stretcher from the ambulance ride and no one had checked on her. After I arrived I used the call bell to call the nurses desk and after a 20 minute wait in which I rolled my mother and straightened her in the bed the nurse came in having no idea that my mother was there. My mother was in her right mind and called out to use the bed pan after an episode when I wasn't there to put her on the bed pan and they had to clean up stool and change the bed they put diapers on her and now she's incontinent after 5 weeks. My mother arrived with a pea sized bed sore which is now the size of a golf ball. My mother was sore and didn't want to participate in physical therapy so they just left her alone and now shes bedridden. Mother also didn't have a appetite and eventually they just stopped bringing her food trays in the room. I was asked by the doctor to buy my mother protein shakes which I would think that they should supply for the outrageous price of care there. I noticed that her chest incision was red and just didn't look quite right on 3 separate occasions I spoke with the nurses and the wound care nurse about this. I brought my mother home because I felt I could care for her better. Two days after bringing her home, I had to take her to the emergency room for shortness of breath and overall not looking well. Immediately the doctor touched her wound and found that it was very infected so now my mother is hospitalized with a serious infection and may not survive. As others have stated, the office staff was very unorganized and unprofessional. The nursing supervisor belittled me and my family when we asked questions or tried to do for mother what they wouldn't. At one point one of the CNA's called my mother "evil" because she wouldn't do as they told her. My mother has been in her right mind the entire time and when I questioned the CNA she denied the entire incident and I have no doubt that my mother is telling the truth. I would like to say however that my mom received good care from 2 nurses and 2 CNA's but unfortunately they weren't there everyday to care for my mother. If I knew then what I know now I would have brought my mother straight home and bypassed this facility all together. I would not reccomend this facility to anyone.
Chris115820250
5
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November 25, 2015
Oak Forest Health was convenient to where we live. Everybody was extremely nice and very clean, but Debbie just did not want to go to a nursing facility. They have the therapist and CNAs who, I noticed, helped feed a lot of the people that weren’t able to. They had a place where they could get a haircut and an outside area for sitting. The grounds were really nice. I noticed that they have a lot of things, like bingo and people coming in to sing.
R.P
4
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October 29, 2015
My mom was very pleased with Oak Forest. It was very clean. The only problem was that they had a leak in the room when we first got there, but that was rectified. The rooms were very spacious, and the staff was nice and very accommodating to my dad’s diet. They had acitivities like bingo, church, games for the elderly, and outside activities.
Peggy Jones
5
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September 29, 2015
In my eyes, this is the best rehab facility in Forsyth. The staff are very kind and attentive to patient needs. The doctor is very willing to meet with families and the nurses do a wonderful job. It's very clean which is a major plus.
Doeyes
4
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September 11, 2015
I highly recommend this facility to others. The staff is very eager to help. Patients are always clean, and are not laying around in their beds. The staff is very interactive with care. Always greeted with many smiles!!!
PJL14
1
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July 29, 2015
I would not recommend this facility for extended high level rehab under any set of circumstances. A dear friend was discharged to this facility from Forsyth Hospital's ICU. He had undergone multiple back surgeries and several other unforeseen emergency procedures requiring general anesthesia which resulted in a staff infection, being on a ventilator and feeding tube and eventually having a tracheotomy. He was physically unable to begin rehab but still needed skilled care so the hospital sent him here. When I arrived tonight, my friend had removed his trach tube, pulled out his catheter, soiled himself, wore no gown (with both the room door and privacy curtain open), was in extreme pain (I could see that, even though he cannot speak) and had no "call" button. When I went to find his nurse, I learned that there was one nurse for the entire trach unit (at least 6-8 rooms, most with 2 residents each) and that she "would be there when it was his turn" I got there at 6pm, before the beginning of her shift at 7pm and it was 10pm when she reached his room. She filled his feeding bag, gave him his medications via his feeding tube and said that she was done. I asked about his most recent vitals and was asked "What day is it? Do they only do vitals every other day or twice a week on someone that sick? I never received an answer. I then asked her nicely if she would help me move him (he is partially paralyzed due to the surgeries), to please replace the tubes he'd removed and get someone to clean him up. She just kept replying that she "would call someone in just a minute." So, I walked the halls for about 20 minutes, very upset. When I returned, nothing I'd asked for had been done, but at least he was sleeping. I suppose a drugged patient makes a good patient. They don't tend to make too many demands. This is ridiculous and simply an outrage. There is no way this was an isolated incident - it was standard operating procedure. I'm so sorry there is a need for places like this. But most of all that they are allowed to "care" for those whose circumstances require it - but don't receive it.
Charlie B.
4
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September 10, 2014
I believe this is the best care facility in Forsyth County. We have been in others. The staff are professional and listen to any concerns you have and work hard to correct any deficiencies or problems that arise. We are well pleased with the all around care in every area. Food is always hot and well balanced. The surroundings are well kept and very clean. We recommend this facility highly.
concerned4u2
1
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August 28, 2014
BEWARE of the office staff. They don't know Medicare regulations or laws. They may not be notify you in writing before your insurance coverage will end or they determine it should end. You will end up with them telling YOU that you owe lots of money and you'll have to hire an attorney to deal with them. BEWARE of them -- we got nothing but the runaround from the office staff.
Popsday
4
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February 24, 2014
After 17 days of care for my dad after his hip replacement I can not say enough good things about this facility! My dad is 90 and has had a wonderful experience. My mother has made daily visits and has not seen one thing the other reviews have said. The staff is professional, caring and my dad has had a thoroughly enjoyable and successful experience. The food is good, the facility is clean with no odor, the nurses are smiling and kind. All the patients seemed well cared for, and my dad is completely prepared for coming home. I would recommend this facility to anyone.
mzcowhead
1
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July 5, 2013
My mother is in this facility, and I will be taking her out as soon as I find another willing to take her. Most of the staff are rude, my mother has terrible bed sores on her bottom, and she was cut on by a wound doctor without sedation! I am appalled at this, and intend to pursue this matter fully! If I knew then what I know now, I would not put my dog in this facility.
Ellebevy
1
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June 5, 2012
The staff never washes their hands when they enter a room. One nurse actually had her finger in a cup that my father was supposed to use to wash down his medicine. His roommate called the nurse to help him to the bathroom and an hour later, while my disabled father (hip replacement recovery) was already trying to help him. They are rude when you ask questions and act as though you don't have the right to ask. My father, also a kidney transplant on immunosuppressants, was NEVER given his medication at the correct times. When we decided to take him out early, the employee at the desk said "well, I wish we would have known since Medicare pays for 21 days" instead of concerning herself with whether my Dad had had enough rehabilitation or not. Further, my Dad is missing his bottom teeth and they did not bother making sure he was served food that he could actually chew. HORRIBLE. This place should be shut down. I am totally shocked at their lack of care and fully intend on taking my concerns to higher authorities.
Jonas
5
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February 22, 2012
I have visited Oak Forest Health and Rehabilitation on several occasions. With each visit I was greeted by professional staff members, the facility had no odor, and was very pleased with the interaction of staff and residents. I would highly recommend Oak Forest Health and Rehabilitation to anyone looking for long or short term care.
WTD
1
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July 19, 2011
I walked this facility unannounced to see the type of care given to residents when staff was unprepared. My father will soon need care of this sort soon and I want the best for him. I am very disappointed and disturbed with what I witnessed at this facility. I noticed resident doors were left open along with privacy curtains allowing me to see exposed residents when care was given. I saw nurses bickering among themselves while a resident lay between them in need of help. During an evening break I noticed many of the staff outside smoking while leaving residents unattended. I will not be placing my father here!
John-1
2
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October 21, 2009
BEWARE!!! I am disabled, and have 3 insurance coverages, including Medicare. I was transported to this facility to recover from hip replacement surgery in April, 2009. This facility billed my BlueCross BlueShield provider and is refusing to submit billing reimbursement to Medicare and TriCare unless if first pay $150. I am 69 years old and have never had a medical service provider refuse to submit its bill to all of my insurance providers before requesting a payment from me. I am not impressed by anything about this medical facility.
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