Remington Medical Resort-Richardson

A member of my family was an inpatient there for 2 weeks and was in worse shape when they left than they were when admitted. Was home 2 hours when we had to call 911 to take him to hospital ER. Was discharged way to early after glowing reports of how well they were. Medication changes, do not recommend.

My wife is a stroke survivor with aphasia. Communication is difficult for her. She loved every thing about her stay other than missing family. Her stay was during the covid19 time. The Administrator, Director of Nursing, and staff communicated well and always had an open door. If we need another stay in the future we would go back. I can recommend Remington highly.

This was a horrible place. I was there for long term inpatient physical therapy, but they discharged me before I could even walk. I am now able to walk again because of working with a different company. This facility insisted that I no longer had medical inpatient days, but they were flat wrong about that. I even called my insurance company several times during my stay at Remington to verify that I still had days and all they had to do was fill out one form to continue my treatment that would meet medical necessity. I used to work at a major medical insurance company so I knew the questions to ask, but apparently this facility did not. I believe they sent me home to die. It is now 4 months since my discharge and I am doing so much better, as I said, with the help of another company. I’d never send anyone to Remington.

My father right now is at Powerback Remington, and they’re fairly good. They had the wrong size wheelchair for dad for two weeks, and he’s been there since December 31st. We are all good with his drugs now, we are good with his equipment, the therapist is fairly good there and the food is decent. Although, I have to constantly stay on the nurses to make sure they will give him his evening snack which my father liked.