Kinnic health and rehab in Riverfalls Wisconsin is a premier healthcare facility for Minnesota and…read moreWisconsin attached to the hospital and a great therapy department home cooked meals physicians on site friendly nurses and Aides and a whole team of experts ready to help you become your best self.several nurses have over 40 years experience and have stuck with this place due to high quality care.i guess if your name is supposedly gypsy you go from place to place stirring your brew.be a lover not a hater.

Having a massive stroke to start 2019 and the ongoing rehabilitation has been for me a life…read morechanging experience. In a matter of moments I was reduced to a state of helplessness from what I imagined to be a hale and hearty, independent individual. I have undertaken the arduous process of returning to at least near "normal" whatever that means I thought that I understood the concept of patience and could differentiate between humiliation and humility. In that regard I was wrong. Recovery is taking much longer than I expected and at first I wrestled with humiliation vs humility. I'd like to think that I will emerge from this a more accepting and humble person. All that aside, this is a review of Courage Kenny Abbott Northwestern (formerly Sister Kenny Institute). Being hospital based, they can take more extreme cases than their Golden Valley counterpart. I think it is safe to say that when I arrived I was a wheelchair bound shadow of my former self. Among other things I had a feeding tube shoved up my nose and into my stomach (uggghhh). And I had a tracheotomy tube that precluded conventional communication (arrgghhh). Suffice it to say that I felt like a virtual train wreck. Never-the-less, the wonderful staff began the task of putting me back together. Not willing to risk omitting key people, I will not name specific individuals. Thanks to their efforts I was able to get rid of my feeding tube (yeah) and eventually return to an unrestricted diet. I also had the trach removed (what a relief) and could begin to talk again. Through collective effort and encouragement, I was able to get out of the wheelchair and walk for stretches with assistance and supervision. I simply cannot say enough good things about the people I met. I had a spacious private room. I was wheeled to a communal dining facility where eventually I was able to eat with relish. Both the Physical and Occupational Therapy spaces were well equipped. Speech Therapy was surprisingly difficult for me. But the PT, OT and Speech Therapists, Doctors , Nurses, PAs, Recreational Therapists and all others were in my estimation, top notch. All-in-all, to me if you are recovering from a serious condition this is an excellent stop on your way. Highly recommended.

This place has a great staff. It is clear as soon as you get there. We were happily greeted by a…read morehappy young man who must love what they do. My Physical Therapist was Jamie, she was smart, kind and informative. She had a great way with people and helping them understand the process, exercises, stretches and why it is important to pay attention to the details. You do not want to injure yourself, you must listen carefully and follow directions. Jamie was good at learning what you know about your condition /scenario so she can expand on that and not repeat the stuff that you know. These people all show kindness and compassion. People come to them for all kinds of reasons and by looking around the exercise room, you can see that they are true professionals. Highly recommend.

Wonderful place. They took great care of my husband in his final moths. He was not easy to deal…read morewith, since his brain cancer changed him so much. But they treated him with respect and kindness. They would let me know what kind of mood he was in, when I showed up. They would call if there was an issue. Knowing there was an issue with short staffing, they were there for him and all the other clients.

From the owner: Retirement community in New London, MN, offering independent senior living; assisted living;…read moreskilled nursing for post-acute care, senior rehabilitation and other short-term and long-term care.

Heather + Nona are professional healthcare people that I highly recommend. They are both…read moreknowledgable, friendly + competent.

From the owner: Choosing a home health care provider is a major decision. After all, this professional handles more…read morethan providing vital health services; they can also offer invaluable friendship and a shoulder to lean on. For home health care nurses you can trust in Red Wing, MN, look no further than Hiawatha Homecare. For nearly 30 years, the experienced nurses behind Hiawatha Homecare have provided the highest standard of compassionate care. To these professionals, home healthcare is more than a job -- it's a calling. Through personalized service and expertise, they help clients attain increased independence, wellness, and happiness. Whether you or someone you know struggles with a chronic illness or needs surgical intervention, these professionals are on your side. The owners, Ted and Karen Siefert, founded this home health care agency after their son required specialized care due to a rare illness. When someone you love needs help, they strive to provide the warm, compassionate care they would want for their own son. From elderly care to skilled nursing visits and rehabilitation services, Hiawatha Homecare offers a range of specialized care. The team offers physical, occupational, and speech therapy for patients of all ages. They also offer cardiac, seizure, ventilator and respiratory care. For those without specific illnesses but who need a little extra support at home, they offer homemaker and companion services, making every day a little safer and brighter...

For more about my circumstances you may see my review of Courage Kenny Abbott Northwestern (a…read morerelated facility formerly known as Sister Kenny Institute) if you wish. But this is a review of Courage Kenny Golden Valley (formerly Courage Center). I was an in-patient in their Transitional Rehabilitation Program (TRP) from sometime in mid-April until June 7th, 2019. I came from Courage Kenny ANW) in a stable but still very dependent state. I was still wheelchair bound for example. Again, I choose to not omit staff so will make only general observations. That said, whether PT, OT, SLP, Doctors, Nurses, PAs, Social Workers and all others they were very well trained, could both push and support you and I found them to be engaging while professional. In my opinion, just exceptional in every aspect. Unlike stays at previous places, I had a roommate. But in my case this was mitigated by having what amounted to an alcove all to myself. Additionally, this location distinguished itself by not being a hospital or hospital based. Breakfast was served on individual trays in an informal setting. Lunch and dinner were both cafeteria style and for these we gathered in a more formal but still communal dining area that, when the weather cooperated spilled out to an adjacent patio. Good views of nearby Theodore Wirth golf course were available indoors or out. It was great to witness golfers arrive in the Spring as regular as Robins. The entire campus sprawls over acres of well maintained, beautiful grounds. A bridge spans Bassett Creek and it was at its apex that I can recall getting out of my wheelchair and standing unassisted for the first time in what seemed a long time. Another way this campus differs from a hospital is that, when safe, they encourage field trips. These could be to a Doctor's appointment, various meals or celebrations or just to get away for a few hours. A PT will briefly orient the given driver and if you can get in and out of the vehicle you're good to go. In any case, after six months of institutional care the last of which was this place, I was discharged on June 7th, 2019 and returned home. Any trepidation I may have had was largely allayed when a PT and OT together visited my home (relatively nearby) to make some safety recommendations. As a result, among other changes I had ralis and grab bars installed in several locations throughout the house. I entered into home care (a phase I decided to call The Mountain Comes to Muhammed) coordinated through Courage Kenny. I was visited by PT, OT and Speech Therapists, Social Workers and Nurses. Although different, they too were top-notch. Finally I entered what I choose to call (you guessed it) the Muhammed Goes to The Mountain phase, namely out-patient care. At the risk of sounding like a broken record, the staff were across the board superb. If I am to safely walk unassisted or am assessed ready to resume driving, I don't think that I could be in better hands.

Had a driver test several months ago and it was very bad. Did not actually test any drivers skills…read morebut rather was a cursory drive around the neighborhood and the evaluation was pretty bad. Overly critical of minor issues with no real time feedback. Just a synopsis that I didn't pass and that was it. Not impressed at all.

I want to thank all of the staff at Intergrations Wellness and Recovery. Because of Rich and…read moreJill Decker and ALL of the staff, I can gratefullay say I have one year of living clean from alcohol and drugs today! Their care and compassion lifted me from a life of utter despair, which I never thought was possible. I highly recommend this facility to any woman who wants a better life!! Kris K

From the owner: Integrations Wellness & Recovery Center, LLC is committed to providing the highest quality mental…read morehealth and chemical dependency supports and services available within the region. Recovery of the whole person, focus on wellness. We meet people where they are in the change process. Start your journey today. We moved. Find us at 1135 MN-7 W, Hutchinson, MN 55350.