I recovered at Redlands Healthcare skilled nursing facility, after an accident that crippled both…read morelegs due two large-bone fractures, needing rods and pins, and an ankle dislocation that needed a plate implant. The other leg, a knee needed reconstruction. I could barely put weight a little on one leg when I got there. The Physical Therapy section of the care was excellent. Even when I could barely move the legs they had me getting my blood circulating with stretch bands in bed and lifts. I felt so inspired to heal. We worked so well together, my team who helped with all kinds of care, from clean ups, bathing, the meal plan, the medications and even some fun activities such as painting, word games, number games and searches. There were special events such as ethnic music and dance, an ice cream social, and birthday celebrations. Staff people, nurses and assistents were cheerful and helpful. Administration: top notch. I considered staying longer, but the care was so efficient at getting me back on my feet again that I got to leave two months early! I even went back to visit some of my friends-- both patients and staff, and felt welcome and almost like home! No wonder this place is always full to capacity with people lined up to get in! Thank you to every person who contributed to such a speedy recovery! They made sure that I got home safely, as well. 10/10 I highly recommend this facility!

Today, I am back at Redlands Healthcare Center, and I must take the time to give a huge Shout Out…read moreto the Nurse's , (CNA,LVN,RN, Director of Nursing), Social Worker, Physical Therapist, etc.. The kind receptionists that are the first point of contact when you first walk in. The patient care is, "Legendary!" They have been going well and beyond the call of duty not only with patient care, but the genuine dedication and love they show for every single patient. The reality of life, they become family by Love and not Blood. The Confidentiality is surreal. They are NOT giving up absolutely no information until they verify YOU are on the contact and have permission to ask PII questions. Avoiding liabilities is Redlands Healthcare Center Reality.. The beauty of it all my siblings guide and supported our brother's medical decisions. We do not have time for family shenanigan's. Redlands Healthcare Center, if you are having one of those days. Please read this because you are truly appreciated!

Quality of care is missed altogether. An emergency light can stay on for 20 - 30 minuets. CNA'z…read moreignore their call lights, some CNA's don't come to the room all night and there is nobody to call or ask who to call. Food is only good sometimes other times the entire plate could be trashed. There are a few exceptions to the rules. Some workers try harder than others. But there appears to be nothing given. Medicine can go not given and nobody is alerted Nobody seems to care. Therapy is a joke and can be seen through Zekes actions loud and uncaring was a jerk to me in front of all to see. Zeke the jerk. BIG JERK. I tried hard but to no avail.

The level of care my mom received was excellent. The employees were kind, compassionate, and…read moreknowledgeable. Jane, CNA, went above and beyond, always ensuring my mom had everything she needed. The PT program was outstanding. Ken went out of his way to encourage, push, and empower my mom as she got a little stronger each day. The activities staff is exceptional as well. They took the time to learn my mom's name and to really get to know her. Will always be grateful for the exceptional care my mom received as a patient at Brookside Health Care-highly recommend!

I would also like to give a heartfelt recommendation for the Palm Center in East Highland. The…read morestaff there has always been absolutely wonderful -- caring, patient, and consistently helpful to our family member who stays there. It can be difficult to find a place where you feel truly confident leaving someone you love, but the Palm Center has given us that peace of mind. The facility is clean and well-maintained, the food is very good, and there are always plenty of nurses available. What really stands out is how quickly they respond -- whenever the call button is pressed, someone always comes right away. You can tell they genuinely care about their residents. Because of their kindness, professionalism, and the level of comfort they provide to both residents and families, I feel they truly deserve a full five-star rating.

Highly Recommend Highland Palms Health Care Center!…read more I can't say enough great things about Highland Palms Health Care Center. Shady and staff were amazing!!! From the moment you walk in, you can tell that the staff truly cares about their residents. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and has a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The nurses and caregivers go above and beyond to ensure that every patient receives attentive, compassionate care. They are professional, knowledgeable, and always willing to answer any questions or concerns. The administration is also incredibly helpful, making the entire process smooth and stress-free for families. I highland recommend!! Thank you again Shady for taking such good care of us!!!!

My family's experience at University Post Acute has been extremely concerning…read more My grandmother is a high-risk resident with impaired orientation, hearing impairment, dependence for transfers, inability to safely toilet independently, and known fall risk. Following a fall at the facility, the incident initially appeared to be downplayed and we were told she was only being sent to the ER "as a precaution" because she was a new resident. We were later informed that a male CNA reportedly provided her "privacy" because he was male. In my opinion, this demonstrated a serious lack of critical thinking and judgment given that my grandmother is not oriented, unaware of her surroundings, requires transfers, wears diapers, and is not safe to be left unattended. Despite visible bruising and ongoing pain, additional imaging was not immediately pursued. Days later, we were informed that she suffered a fractured clavicle. What has been most upsetting is the lack of proactive communication, delayed reassessment despite continued pain, and the fact that family members have had to continuously push for further evaluation and answers. I have repeatedly requested reassessment, pain management, and communication from leadership, including the Director of Nursing. Families place trust in skilled nursing facilities to protect vulnerable residents and respond appropriately when injuries occur. I hope the facility takes these concerns seriously and improves resident safety, communication, accountability, and staff judgment moving forward.

Naz is such an amazing nurse. He takes care of patients like they are his own. My grandpa was there…read moreand he treated him with the outmost respect and kept checking on him and giving him his medicine. If you send anyone here, if you can get Naz as your nurse he is the BEST! Thank you Naz we appreciate you always.

If you don't care about your loved ones and don't mind being made to feel like a burden by the very…read morestaff responsible for providing support and resources, then this is the place for you. Communication is extremely poor--emails and phone calls are frequently ignored, and when responses are eventually given, they often come with unnecessary attitude for simply trying to get help. No one should be made to feel like an inconvenience for advocating for their loved one. The office staff consistently demonstrate a lack of sympathy, empathy, and basic respect for families who are clearly going through difficult and emotional situations. Instead of support and guidance, you are met with dismissiveness and frustration. This experience was not only disappointing but deeply upsetting. During a time when compassion and professionalism should be the standard, this facility failed entirely. Overall, this was the worst experience I've ever had, and I would strongly caution others before trusting this place with the care of someone they love.

Q horrible experience with this facility, my mother who's 91 years old was places facility. First…read moreof all I was unhappy at the room they placed her in it was a moldy room covered up by paint. Terrible shape. I go visit her the next day she tells me she had fallen in the bathroom. I asked the nurses no one nobody fall so I talked to the administrator Oliver. He said he would conduct an investigation and call me in a couple of hours. I neveeceived the phone call so I w ent back later on that evening he said that they determined that she did not fall that she was imagining things and that ​she possibly missed me. Very unprofessional. Turns out State found them negligent. The cookies I even took to her that evening were stolen. Administrator made fun of me saying he would return the cookies and a laughing manner.

I stayed for about 30 days and I was pleasantly surprised. The staff was professional,…read moreknowledgeable, and friendly. The staff went out of their way every day to make sure my every need was met. I came in with a serious health issue, and am going home a much better man. I hope that I never need their services again, but if me or my Family ever do, I would choose Oak Glen Acute Care again. BIG SHOUT OUT TO: Irene my wound care nurse... fabulous. Ed, my Physical Therapist. I'm stronger than I've been in years thanks to him. Joanne, my morning nurse, always started my day with a smile. Reyna "the queen nurse," and Sara my day nurse. Everyone was great and made my treatment easier by explaining exactly what was going on and what they were doing. Thank you all for everything!

**I would not recommend Oak Glen Post Acute to anyone that ACTUALLY likes their loved one**…read more My grandfather arrived on August 11, 2026, in the afternoon following surgery. What happened over the next several days was completely unacceptable. On his first day, he was not given a shower or an examination. His pain medication was not given in a timely manner and was sometimes hours late. Even worse, throughout his entire stay, no one came to assist him with using the restroom. For someone recovering from surgery and sent to a rehabilitation facility specifically because they need additional care and assistance, I find that absolutely inexcusable. I spoke with a supervisor, Jojo, about the problems with his pain medication and the lack of assistance. When I called my grandfather on August 12, the same problems were still happening, and he STILL had not started physical therapy. At this point, my grandfather was already fed up with the facility. I convinced him to give me an opportunity to go there myself and speak with staff in person before we made the decision to remove him. On August 13, I went to the facility and again spoke with Jojo because, quite frankly, she seemed like one of the only people there actually doing work. I specifically explained that my grandfather needed to start physical therapy, needed a shower, and needed his pain medication on time. She appeared surprised when I told her that he had received neither physical therapy nor a shower since arriving. I was assured these things would be addressed. While I was there, I was also extremely unimpressed with the condition of the grounds. The property looked dirty and poorly maintained, with dying plants and an overall neglected appearance. I learned that the property apparently used to be an orphanage, and unfortunately the entire place gave me the feeling of a place where forgotten people are sent and left behind. After watching how my grandfather was treated, that feeling only became stronger. On August 14, he FINALLY received a physical therapy session, three days after arriving. However, he still had not received a shower, still was not receiving assistance with the restroom, and was still having problems receiving his pain medication on time. I texted Jojo and told her that I would be removing him from the facility the following day. At that point I was no longer willing to keep giving the facility chances to provide the level of basic care that should have been happening from the beginning. Only after I complained again by text was he offered a shower, close to 6 p.m. He declined because of how late it was. His pain medication issues were also continuing. Once I made it clear that we were removing him, I suddenly began receiving calls from higher-ups. By then, it was too late. I had already raised these concerns repeatedly and had also contacted his insurance case manager. The final experience on August 15 made an already terrible situation even worse. My husband went to pick up my grandfather as we had already told the facility we were going to do. According to my husband, the head nurse (a tall woman with brown hair and glasses) yelled at him, berated and belittled him, and even accused him of stealing a wheelchair THAT WE BROUGHT WITH US. She then loudly talked about my husband to another nurse in the hallway. The behavior he described was shockingly unprofessional and completely inappropriate for someone working in healthcare. Maybe she was possessed by a ghost of one of the bratty children from the orphanage. I was later told that she behaved this way because we were taking my grandfather out against medical advice. That does not excuse her behavior whatsoever. If the facility was so concerned about his medical well-being, that concern should have been demonstrated through timely medication, assistance with basic needs, hygiene, rehabilitation, and attentive care from DAY ONE. You cannot repeatedly fail to meet someone's needs and then suddenly act outraged when their family decides enough is enough. What makes this even more frustrating is that this nurse reportedly claimed she did not know about my grandfather's condition, yet suddenly had plenty to say and had plenty of questions when we were removing him. My husband asked when my grandfather had last received his pain medication and was not given an answer. He also requested aftercare paperwork and was not provided with it. Thankfully, my grandfather's case manager through his insurance helped us get everything sorted out afterward. We gave this facility multiple opportunities to correct these problems. We spoke with staff, raised concerns repeatedly, went there in person, followed up again, and involved his case manager. Removing him was not some impulsive decision. It happened after several days of watching the same basic care issues continue despite repeated complaints and assurances that they would be addressed.

The air conditioning went out in this nursing home 5 days ago during a heat wave and they still…read morehaven't had it fixed WTH

I wouldn't have a dog there. Dirty, rats, etc., can't say enough about it was patient for 8 hours,…read morehad the EMTs take me to a better place.

They are good the staff is attentive and cares about your well being. They took good care of me…read morebefore, during and after my surgery.

My husband under went 4x bypass.. the procedure started at 4am ended about 3pm surgery alone was…read morelong. They have been great in saving his life!