Santa Rosa Center for Rehabilitation and Healing

Samantha, is the Administrator for this awesome rehabilitation center. Love and help pours out as soon as your are admitted. Kelly, and Natalie were our nurses, and Ronda kept everything spotless. My dad just checked out after his second visit there. When you are offered rehabilitation in the hospital, please look these guys up, even if it is not close. It's going to be worth it. Thank you!!

Love all the folks at Santa Rosa. My loved one has been there just over 2 1/2 years and I’m so glad we were able to get her into this facility. It is an older facility but the maintenance and cleaning folks take good care of the place. The food is good, the activities people work so hard, front desk (Erica) is great. Rehab and wound care folks are great, social workers work so hard. Doctor, nurses and all their support staff are great. The administrator Samantha is always accessible as are the other administrative folks. Their doors are pretty much always open when they’re on site. My family member doesn’t necessarily choose to participate in group activities but staff do a great job of bringing things to her. (She loves the regular pet visits!). I do believe the scope of what they a

This place is a JOKE. It's very outdated. Rooms are small and dirty. My family member has PTSD from their stay here. The CNA'S are loud and rude they race up and down the hallways at night. Yelling and screaming like their nuts. They don't give the call lights to the residents. As you'll see in the pictures. The NURSES carry around medication and take it into other rooms as they do med pass. Leaving the med cart at nurses station. Dropping used lancets and leaving them lay. As you'll see in pictures. I would rather not leave a star but you have to to rate the place ggrr.

If someone had asked me months ago to recommend them I would have. Not now. My sister had been in their rehab once before having suffered a brain bleed because a doctor did not prescribe a blood pressure medication for her. She had a stroke and then other issues with her right hip. This last stay I got a call from a nurse telling me she thought my sister was having a stroke. I asked why and she gave symptoms. The paramedics arrived and when they did my sister's blood sugar was 25. The paramedics found it; the nurse never checked it. The ER was furious. My sister could have died. Having been in their rehab before they knew from previous medical she was diabetic. She was released this second time from her almost 100 day stay. Home health care noted two pressure sores on her backside. I repor

I wanted to give a shout out to Ashlee and Reka at this facility. They have given my dad OUTSTANDING care even though he can be a tad difficult. Thank you guys SO much!!