Select Rehabilitation Hospital of Denton

My husbands favorite nurse was a guy named John. Most were very nice some were not as nice though just like anywhere. Dr latif was amazing he was one of our favorites.

The nursing staff helped with all of the care I was unable to provide for myself. They promptly responded anytime I needed anything. The physical therapist helped me to devise techniques that I have been able to employ so that I can live at home un-assisted while my bones heal. I liked the food. It was nice not having to deal with meal planning and preparation. There would have been no way I could have functioned on my own if I had come directly home from the hospital.

They took great care of my Grandfather physically. The nurses and direct staff were great. But the office staff not so much. When it came to helping find him a long term facility they were not very helpful. They discharged him with only 1 semi good leg to his home where it was not completly handicap accessible properly. My mother and aunt worked hard to find him a long term facility and found one but Select still discharged him home instead of waiting on a admit date from the long term care facility. This is completely uncalled for. This office staff needs better insurance training.

This is the best rehabilitation center ever!! Shoutout to all the therapist that work here! My mom was inpatient and my dad outpatient! They are caring and understanding! They push the patient to heal and get stronger but also listen to the patient and structure the workout accordingly. Would not go anywhere else!!!

My 85yr old mom visiting from TN entered Select after failing in our bathroom, breaking both large bones in her "good leg", a successful ER surgery and night recovery, ending with a stroke while even on two different blood thinners. Her surgeon mentioned his recommendation of Select and pointed it's location across from the hospital. I had heard it was an intense program and hard to qualify acceptance. After her stroke, we decided on Select mainly because of location and their stats for patients returning home after they finished the program. Mom lives in an active adult community where, due to her bad knee, she has recently purchased an electric wheelchair to eliminate long walks. The Select staff was challenged to get Mom function independently with 1 leg in a boot, other with a bad kn