Wadsworth Glen Health Care and Rehabilitation Center

I have called multiple times to speak to the resident and I have gotten nowhere except for attitudes and disconnected or hung up on. I could never seem to be able to talk to the person that I’m calling for.. I sincerely hope they clean up their house for a better reputation

I recently was in this facility. The PT dept was wonderful and considerate about my welfare. In fact they helped me get released. But the staffing was horrible. Nurses and medications were ok. Ice water was never offered and bed pans were rough. I learned to transfer and take care of my own needs. Then things got worse. Food was horrible I wouldn't feed it to a dog, they would open my containers and tell me where they were on my plate. I'm also blind. Terrible experience. Home sweet home.

I just wanted to say that i am very grateful for the people that work here, when I ask for help they jump to help me and when i ask for something they do everything possible to get what to make it happen. The staff is incredible and i am thankful for them. :)

If anyone who has a family member inside this facility, please run, don't walk, run to get them out. I had to take my mom out of that place. I must warn you that they are gonna stonewall, blockade, try to deter, make it difficult and the list goes on, in order for you not to get your love one out. BUT DO NOT GIVE UP or GIVE IN. Be steadfast and resilient. DO NOT give up until your love one is out. They will tell you that they are going to charge 70 cents per page to print the medical records (a total of $1500) Something that can be emailed to anyone's email address.

Second shift nurses do bare minimum. The food my husband is served in his room is awful, barely enough to feed a cat, yet patients that go to the dining room are given more food. The only good nurses aide is Mama D, she is awesome and an asset to them. We also had issues with them giving medication properly. My husband has issues with his blood pressure, so he needs his blood pressure checked before he gets his meds. We argued with them for days before they would do it. One of the nurses put his meds on the table and said, here’s your medicine and walked out