Where to even begin? The food here absolutely stinks. We learned that they no longer make their…read moreown food in house and it is transported from the long term care facility, that pretty much sums that portion up! Very small portions, no temperature control, and no taste on top of that! In fact they have been cited for violations in reference to the food temperatures and yet still don't check temperatures. Not sure they even own a food thermometer? Obviously nutrition is a big part of the healing process! If you put on your call light, don't expect it to be answered right away. Staff is stretched very thin here! Some of the staff members care a lot more than others, but that's everywhere. Riley was a great Nurse and Lillie was a great tech. Those are the only 2 names I can recall off the top of my head that gave exceptional care. I was there when the Occupational Therapist was doing the final discharge assessment as I am a family member. Talk about rude and no patience! Yes, she has both of those titles! Discharge was a complete disaster!!! When you first arrive at the facility an assessment is done on the equipment you currently have at home. We didn't have a wheelchair and were in desperate need of one as my family member was having a difficult time standing, not to mention walking. Insurance wasn't an issue as my family member had it covered. Also home health was to be ordered as well. Nightmare! So I spoke with the facility the morning of discharge via phone. I asked about the wheelchair? Well we will order it now and hope that it gets delivered by the time you get here. What am I supposed to do in the meantime with my family member not able to walk? It will be delivered to your house. In my opinion, that's just setting us up for failure and basically saying that's your problem now! Thankfully a staff member did allow us to take their wheelchair until we had ours delivered after advocating for my family member! Fast Forward - wheelchair never was delivered nor home health ordered. I even followed up on this the following week as I had two family members there at the same time and discharged at the same time/same destination. Ultimately when I arrived I had to wheel both of them out myself and it was my responsibility to get them in the vehicle by myself. I had to ultimately lift one of them in my minivan due to her not being able to stand or walk and she screamed in severe pain. We left there and went straight to the Emergency room where she was admitted to the hospital for over a week and transferred to an acute inpatient rehabilitation hospital for additional therapy. Also, the Nurse Manager will absolutely take the side of her staff regardless of what you say as a patient or patient's family member. I know this first hand as I had spoke with her on a few occasions about different issues. Complete waste of oxygen and time. This place definitely needs some improvements in a lot of areas throughout the facility with staff, food, etc. It could be a great place with some adjustments. Recent remodeling was done to give it a better atmosphere and appearance. The new floors due make quite a racket with the computers rolling on it though! It would be nice to have fresh fruit readily available for the patients for snacks as well as fresh brewed ice tea.

After open heart surgery at Olathe Medical Center. I was sent to Hoeger House for further…read morerecovering from the surgery. This if course meant time in physical therapy to build up my straight. As well as time with Occupation Therapy to make sure that I knew how move so as not to reopen the wounds. All of the staff at Hoeger House are very professional. They are very dedicated to every patient that comes into the facility. The therapy staff creates a very good hands on two to three times per day therapy sessions. In these sessions all areas that a patient might need help in is covered. Including personal(bathroom, dressing, hygiene). Hoeger House also includes nutrition with three meals a day. They also offer group get together thru out the week just so that a patient can relax in between therapy sessions. At Hoeger House you can recuperate and relax. The staff is very professional and knowledgeable about what is needed to make ready to go home back into there lives.

Very impressed with the care my father has received here. He came in as skilled and was able to…read moretransition up to AL within 2 weeks. The PT department here honestly worked him harder than the rehab facility he was at for 2 weeks! Nursing care was excellent, they took the time to explain things to my Dad, were responsive to his needs. In the AL, Amanda is what keeps the place rolling, she is very responsive and gets things done in a timely manner with a smile on her face. It was a seamless process and I highly recommend this place if you are looking for a secure and friendly environment for your loved one!

I work with the staff at HCR Leawood. The Executive Director and Director of Nursing are very…read moreprofessional and helpful to everyone. The atmosphere is very calm and loving. The residents are getting exceptional care because the staff on the floor have a genuine regard for them! Love this place!

Facility offered very good care. The office staff was very helpful,and their therapists…read moreexceptional. They have in room dining with a good selection on their menu. The nursing staff varied from good to exceptional. I had a problem with only 1 staff member during two-two weeks stays and that was dealt with in 24 hours.

This is the real thing! These occupational therapist, physical therapist, speech, therapist, etc…read more at Johnson County Rehab are incredible. They really put their heart into it and if you need severe rehab rehabilitation after say a head injury this is the place to go to get them rehabilitated.. I wish my husband could stay longer here. Our entire family is forever indebted to Johnson County Rehab staff for the hard work that they had to help my husband and the other people around them. You really felt cared for.

I live here!! It's a beautiful facility with excellent administrative services, and exceptional…read moreTherapy Department, interesting residents and beautiful grounds.

The care here is excellent. I'm here for short term IV Infusion & Rehabilitation. Also the food is…read moregreat. Everyone here goes out of their way to make your stay a pleasant one.

I was referred here by my PCP for sciatic back issues. I was averaging a sciatic event about every…read more3-4 weeks. My first visit was a very comprehensive evaluation, and some light stretching and stability exercises. As I progressed thru the subsequent 7 visits, I could feel significant improvement in my hips, back and spine. My flexibility improved and most of the tightness in my hips was gone. My PT gave me a full workout routine to continue to strengthen and stabilize my back. I'd 100% go back with any additional issues. Billing was fine, I got a comprehensive statement with breakdowns and insurance payments, and online payments were very easy.

Extremely knowledgeable and friendly staff. They were attentive and allowed me to regain my…read morefunction. I would recommend them for therapy to help others as they helped me.

My father is receiving excellent care at the St Luke's South Rehab Hospital. Dr. Hermes is a…read morefantastic physician. ALL the nurses and NAs are so great. He has had PT, OT and speech. They work him good. He has made great progress. Thank you to everyone there!

I spent several weeks at this center after my motorcycle accident. I only had one working limb…read morewhen I arrived, my right leg. BOTH arms were in casts wrist to shoulder and my left knee (hematoma) and foot were broken. And that was just the physical state I was in, my mental state was bruised as well. To say that the staff put me back together is an understatement. The PT's, OT's, Doctors, nurses, volunteers, housekeeping, and food services staff are incredible. They work on individual plans catered to your personal rehabilitation and review those daily. They CARE and it shows. It's not just a job, they are determined and rooting for you. (No kidding, they applaud your accomplishments.)

The aquatherapy with Ian at PAM is excellent!…read more This was my 2nd experience with physical therapy, but Ian's inventiveness led me to learn many different movements I can do in the water to strengthen my core (which he showed me how to find next to my navel) muscles in a fun way. My first workout was mild, but Ian built the intensity slowly over several sessions, so that the last 2 sessions I had left me feeling the endorphins for about 24 hours after the workouts, which is so close to being completely pain free so that even my husband noticed how much happier I was after the aquatherapy. Do NOT let fear of the water intimidate you from taking advantage of this wonderful resource! In the same way race horses are toned in water tanks for racing, you can rebuild your strength with aquatherapy! And, lastly, the folks at the front desks are always friendly and happy to see you, even though this facility is quite busy with patients who stay and patients that come daily. I am so glad I was willing to drive the 50 minutes it takes me to get there for these sessions every week.

I wanted to take a moment to reflect on my grandmas last Christmas. It was spent inside the…read morewalls of PAM Health rehab. Her stay was very positive.. the therapy she received was top notch. Their team of physicians were so amazing. Megan, the CEO knew how much my grandmother enjoyed Christmas so she without hesitation approved our family decorating her room. And we enjoyed our last Christmas with her. The staff from nursing, dietary and housekeeping were all personable and kind. I was especially happy with Jonathan in transportation. I would recommend Overland Park Rehabilitation (PAM HEALTH) for rehabilitation needs

Incredible team of people who love caring for people! And they have onsite dialysis! Highly…read morerecommend

Do Not Send Your Love Ones here! This place is dirty and…read moreunkempt. When you walk in the door, there is a sign that states "Please excuse our Mess." That they're doing construction. But They Are Not! When I asked the receptionist when they were going to start remodeling or construction, she asked, "What"? I said the sign in the foyer says "Please excuse our Mess." She said, "I don't even know why that sign is there." There is no trim/molding at the bottom of the wall. The place probably hasn't been painted in 10 years. The walls are dirty and marked up. The ceilings in certain areas are peeling the popcorn ceiling. The hallways stink especially in the Alzheimer unit. And speaking of the Alzheimer's unit I have only witnessed one time in 4 weeks where the residents were doing an activity. Otherwise, they sit at a table and stare at each other, literally. The entire place is a disgusting pit hole and why my friend's sister put her in there, I'll never understand.

I had a very good experience at Cottonwood Springs during my 14 day stay, I got alot out of the…read moreRecovery Groups the facility offered and it's a very stress free stay where a team of doctors helps you get back on your feet & start to focus on a productive future upon your discharge. I highly recommend this Treatment center wether it's Mental Health issues & or Substance Abuse Cottonwood Springs covers it all! Thank you again to the staff & the Doctor's who cared for me during my time there. Michael Eliot

As a disabled, transgender man, this place is the last place I'd recommend to anyone from ANY walks…read moreof life, even if you aren't any sort of minority like I am. During my visit from 08/08 to 08/12, the following happened: 1. Upon being admitted for a drug induced psychosis, they put my on their "volatile" unit (Sunshine) and, against my gender identity and request, roomed me with a woman. When I approached staff about it, the first member told me to essentially "suck it up", and it took me seeking out two other members for them to find a solution. Said solution was putting me in isolation. 2. After rooming in the isolation room, I was waken up by staff members loudly talking about how transgender people were essentially not people as well, one member stating "...I just don't support their lifestyle" within earshot of me. 3. The staff violated multiple federal AND state patient rights; they didn't orally tell me my rights, they didn't give me proper accommodation, and they treated me and other patients like animals. 4. Thanks to the nature of the beds, a spinal injury I was almost fully recovered from was agitated, and during my stay, I went from being fully mobile to once again having to use a wheelchair almost full time. 5. Whenever I was transferring MYSELF from my wheelchair to the bed, I fell onto the floor and was stared at by the entire nursing staff. It took me calling out to them for them to finally start making their way to me, and one female member made a point to put gloves on and handle me as if I was trash. 6. They filled their patients past capacity, and one woman was put into isolation whenever I was moved out into a room (once again, with a woman, against my wishes and everyone else's comfort) and the other was sleeping on one of their restraint impact cushion on the common room's floor. She had to ask staff to shower multiple times because she didn't have a room, and her request was ignored several times in a row until a male nursing staff (who made my stay survivable) gathered her things and called over a female staff member to watch her. 7. It took me getting loud and leaving my room at 12am for staff members to stop loudly talking and essentially screaming at some moments to respect other people's sleep during the night. One particular member named Daisy set off my agitation by mumbling "well morning staff does it too" under her breath, and then proceeded to talk about me, a PATIENT, behind my back during the rest of my stay to other staff members. 8. Despite my drug induced psychosis episode clearing up on the 9th, they refused to discharge me; it took me begging a staff member named Amina (who was also wonderful, by the way) to help me with filing to leave for AMA for me to finally be listened to, even though it's stated in the patient right's papers (that they printed off and handed me myself) that patients who are no longer in need of treatment are not to be held in the facility. I was not suicidal, homicidal, nor even a danger to ANYONE, including myself, yet they held me even after multiple doctors/therapists I talked with 1-on-1 said so themselves that they didn't know why I was there. 9. I was able to leave in the early hours of the evening on the 12th, and even though the same male staff member previously mentioned had to wheel me out in a wheelchair, they marked me as being ambulatory on their discharge paperwork. Ambulatory, even though I fell TWICE during my stay. TLDR; don't go here or send anyone you love here if you don't want to have to fight for you/them to get the help you actually need.

I like everything. Easy appointments, kind staff, flexibility w Dr.s and Dr. Ron's approach to…read moretreatment.

I'm now moving out of the area and how much I appreciated Dr Decker is really hitting home. He's…read moreone of those rare Drs who really makes the difference and you can tell he cares.