River Oaks Skilled Nursing & Therapy

Great place to have your loved ones! The staff are great, and very accommodating. They take what you say to heart, and if they don't know an answer to your question they will got back with you on it.

My dad was at River Oaks after a hospitalization. I feared the dreaded ‘nursing home’ experience. Thankfully, I was surprised at the care River Oaks provided. The facility and furnishings were a little dated. For example, the recline function of the chair in his room did not work and the bed’s mattress was very thin. After asking about these issues, the next day, ROhad replaced his mattress and put in a work order for the chair. More important than the fixtures to me, however, was the dedication and cheerfulness of every employee. Some standouts were Amanda, Aubrealla, and the head kitchen guy (Timmy? Teddy? Tommy?) Anyway, he kept seeing my dad’s plate coming back with food on it, so he stopped by the room to ask about his favorites. He made Dad chicken tenders several days, even when t

Do not believe the fake good reviews. This place was going to let my Mom die. They told me I should call family to let them know. No blood test or anything. This was after 2 weeks! An Agency nurse came in to work and called an ambulance. She was in ICU for several days and a total of 14 days in the hospital. The hospital staff could not believe the neglect. The hospital saved her life and needless to say, she didn’t go back.

All the nurses staff there are all great. They all know their jobs and how to do the to perfection. This is my second stay at this place for knee surgery I can say the staff are caring for you all the time you are here you get attached to some of the and then you have to go have to home but I love. Them all during my stay and I can only can say if I could only say only thing to all the keep up the great work I know sometimes It’s hard but just remember when the win come up smile it’s a new day.

My dad went in after a stay at the hospital to regain strength, so he could return to assisted living. They did an excellent job getting him back on his feet. That being said, there seems to be a lot of nurses in charge, as they call themselves. This resulted in a bit of chaos , as far as finding out his progress. They also lost a few items of clearly marked clothing. There were signs all over his room that stated family will do laundry. The other thing that didn’t sit quite right is them doing a EKG when he had just been released from a heart hospital that did that very thing. Their also seemed to be problems getting him released. His Medicare coverage was up, but they kept telling me he couldn’t be releases until insurance signed off. A supervisor finally okayed it, but it was n