The employees at this facility are very helpful. The rooms…read moreare similar to a motel micro waves and mini fridge in every room, and kept very clean. Food is very good served in your room or in the dining room. Therapy room has a number of stationary bikes along with other types of therapy equipment. Therapists are very good at their jobs and highly trained. Facility has a very good social program with different activities every day including a movie on Sunday.

This place is 5 star ! Looks like a hotel with large gym and…read morefull time nursing staff . Has a beautiful dining room complete with crystal chandeliers! Physical therapists and occupational therapists are excellent to get patients back to normal quickly. Private rooms with en-suite bathroom, complete with robes! Microwave and mini frig in each room.

The care, the staff. And just everything about them is awesome! Andrew was my pt! I hope I don't…read morehave to go back but if I do I won't be nervous at all.! The office girls were great!

Very disappointing experience, especially as a first time patient. The only professional person was…read morethe main physical therapist who evaluates you everyone else felt unprofessional and inattentive. Most of the staff seemed more focused on talking to each other than helping patients. There was constant distraction, side conversations, and a lack of awareness that made the environment uncomfortable and not patient focused. It felt like they didn't care about patients actual conditions just handing out exercises. They spoke too fast, used terms without explaining anything, and assumed I already knew what I was doing. As a beginner, I felt completely overlooked and they just laugh??? Although the front desk staff hid it well you can tell they were also dismissive and acted annoyed by basic questions instead of helping when they should be the ones knowing everything not me. Overall, this place lacks professionalism, communication, and patient care. Do not go to this place. especially if you're new to physical therapy.

This is the 2nd time my mom has been in this facility after a 2nd amputation & if she needed to be…read moresent to a skilled nursing/rehab facility again in the future, I'd want her to be sent back here to Wingfield. Is it perfect, no, but if there's any issues that arise, they get addressed. Christy is a God send! She has addressed all of my concerns every step of the way. My mom's laundry was becoming an issue but Christy & CeCe were on top of getting it under control, thankfully! I do recommend labeling your family member's clothing before being laundered. ALL of the therapists are awesome! Andrea, Grace & Carmella are absolutely wonderful! They genuinely care about their patients/residents. Without getting into specifics, Alisia the wound care nurse is friggin' great! Nurses Yessica & Avey (sp?), as well as CNAs CeCe & Sarah are fantastic to my mom! My mom thrives here! She's social again & has the desire to push herself again because of the care she's been getting. That's all that matters to me.

Wingfield Skilled Nursing and Rehab itself is a decent skilled nursing facility here in Sparks ,…read moreskilled nursing in general... really needs some improvement, as I just genuinely do not feel there is enough compassionate and empathetic nurses in the specialty of skilled nursing, especially here in the Reno/Sparks area. This is a honest review after my mom has spent two weeks here after being in the hospital. So this mainly speaks to those who may have senior care plus, Medicare , etc. It is the hard truth of insurances and medical care with those who have this insurance, and simply: there is just not enough resources and benefits for skilled nursing / long term options for those on Medicare/senior care plus. You either have the money saved, have enough money to support your loved ones, or eat up $495 A DAY to have your loved one : fed okayish food, maybe go to physical therapy, be heavily medicated with your medications that will be delivered hours or so after your due time, and deal with different types of personalities of staff members , specifically the nurses and CNAs who some days care and other days they might actually ignore you for the day. Again this is speaking from my point of view of being there on the days to visit my mom and visually observing every time I had to wait to be buzzed out or to ask a question. I can say : staff has always been very nice and cordial with me . They have been helpful with different things AFTER my mom was about to be discharged home and coordinating hospice care. I can't stress enough to look at different skilled nursing places around regardless how close one might be to you. I chose Wingfield because of how close it was to me and heard okay reviews about it. Truthfully: The rooms are pretty outdated here, you are more than likely will share a room with someone or you may get a room to yourself. Good luck with the nurses light, because most of the time it either does not work or they won't come until 30 minutes to a hour. Do keep in mind though: there is 1 nurse per section and they oversee 20-25 patients , so I do give the nurses grace as it not easy being the one person for all these patients. Lastly and most importantly : I highly recommend overseeing your loved ones medication list being given here, discharge papers, etc . As unfortunately there might be something they may have not updated you with as the family member or did not tell you while your loved one was being seen here. Without going into to much details: when my mom first came here : she had an off day, wasn't eating much, wasn't really responding to questions being asked, and the staff got worried, they did call me ahead of time to tell me that they might send my mom back to ER to be evaluated as they simply don't have all the machines needed at Wingfield and not sure what is going on . What they failed to do, was to notify me on is the fact they gave my mom Narcan because they thought my mom might be overdosing on the pain medicine. I did not find this all out until I went to the ER to see my mom, and the nurses in the ER told me that she was Narcan. It ended up being a 2 hour ER visit to evaluate her after being Narcan , then was sent back to Wingfield. After asking what happened , I was told that it was the doctors orders, however till this day it still doesn't sit well with me that it happened , how it happened, and that it was very disappointing for them to not tell me that they were giving her Narcan when they were on the phone with me telling me that they were sending her to the ER and to be clear: I was told the dosage of the narcotic given to my mom was not enough for someone to overdose. This is genuinely just a review to help others who are in a position of helping a loved one or is the person to go to skilled nursing. It is important to remember that every hospital, skilled nursing, or medical facility is dealing with a nursing shortage , but keep in mind: it pretty bad at the skilled nursing facilities. We all want to help our loved ones , but my only biggest advice is that it is okay to be THAT patient advocate for your loved one to ensure things are going smoothly to prevent the worse from happening.

The staff here are awesome. The physical therapist and occupational therapists along with all the…read morenurses and CNA's are the best!!!

Never thought I'd be writing a review for an Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility. Never thought I'd…read morecrash my motorcycle on black ice and shatter my femur either but here I am. Will be discharged today after a 7 day stay. As a RN for decades, the quality of care and expertise here is 5 star. The CNAs were all wonderful. Joema, Rita and Terry stood out as did Leo. Joma is the kindest, most compassionate and funny CNA I've ever encountered. Her patience and concern for all the patients is laudatory. Amazing woman she is. My Physical Therapist Jordan and my Occupational Therapist Bethany are incredibly skilled and compassionate. They pushed me through the pain with tenderness. I can't say enough how talented the entire therapy team is. The RNs were also great with one exception. Tiffany got me through some tough days and Cyrene were compassionate caregivers I was fortunate enough to have. Dr. Williams and Dr. Su were skilled and attentive. They both have exceptional knowledge and bedside manners. Dietary must receive a shout out for good food, menu planning and Nadine and Serena who delivered my chicken broth and saltines were a pleasure and a bright spot. Only negative was a male night shift RN that made me feel like a burden, that my needs didn't matter and I should understand how busy he is. He should not work here. I've hired and trained dozens of RNs and this wasn't just a bad night - he lacks care and empathy and goes through the motions. Renown Rehabilitation Hospital is where you want to be when you need inpatient rehab. I'm forever grateful. Amazing group of skilled professionals with a handful of angels sprinkled in. Thank you so very much for getting me back on my feet. You guys have been amazing.

My sister is had a stroke and she went from rehab program, unfortunately to long term care. The…read morestaff assisted with this process all the way. The nurses and especially the social worker are very supportive. They listen and work with you to address needs or concerns. I'm grateful

Terrible, terrible place! Understaffed and lazy workers. Sadly, my friend was there for two weeks…read more She was left in the same clothing. Her sheets were never cleaned. Never bathed until we stood there and waited for them and watched them. One nurse actually looked right at me and lied to me. She told me that she had given my Neighbor ointment earlier that day and said she was so groggy she forgot. She lied. Her wound was never tended. Terrible terrible place! Do not send anyone there that you love and care about!

on 6/14/2024 i had a slip and fall incedent at my apartment and broke 3 ribs. after a few days in…read morethe hospital, i was transported to rosewood rehabilitation center where i have been since 618/2024. at 71 years old i need to build up my strength and muscle so i do not fall again. the administration and staff are all above reproach. and, through physical therapy and proper diet i am felling the best that i have felt in many years. the team here is very knowledgeable, experienced, trustworthy, and personable. i believe that our awesome god has me right where i need to be for all the right reasons. and, if i keep progressing the way i have been i will be going home soon. respectfully yours, gary f dederich reno, nevada

Terrible. Their care is sub par. Left my 80 year old MIL there after a femur surgery, they didn't…read morechange her dressings or get her up to go to the bathroom. She got extremely sick and her incisions got infected due to lack of care. We transferred her after a week. I don't recommend this place for anyone elderly that needs assistance. Do better!!

I showed up feeling really rough from alcohol withdrawals and honestly didn't know what to expect…read more The nurses got me settled and kept checking my vitals all night. Medication helped calm the shakes after a while. By the third day I felt way more stable.

The staff was friendly and great! They have a true understanding of what we go through. Throughout…read morethe whole center. This made my experience much more comfortable. I would recommend it to friends in need.

OK .. no one looks forward to physical therapy where they try to make you move parts of your body…read moreuntil it hurts. Want you to do exercise that you couldn't even do before the need for PT came up in the first place. Not so, my therapist, Laura, said "if it hurts, stop, don't do it." We will find a way to build up your muscles so you can eventual do them. She was patient and cared about "me." She was anxious to make sure I left better than when I came in. She gave me exercises to do at home... and yes, I did do them, that helped me move better. Alas, my issue needs more than just therapy... headed for an MRI on my left knee. All the therapy and even a cortisone shot did not totally alleviate my knee pain. If Orthopedic doc recommends continue PT, I will definitely come back here to Laura. Perhaps if Medicare allowed me to go directly to an Orthopedic doc instead of trying primary care first, I'd have a accurate diagnosis and closer to total "mend."

I have had good experience with the therapists here. My only complaint is in regards to these…read moreHORRENDOUS chairs in the waiting room. You NEED physical therapy if you sit in these crappy seats for too long. How ironic....

The care was first class. I was not aware of all the services they had but I looked around & found…read morephysical therapy & occupational therapy in the gym, with familiar therapists I had worked with before. One of the nicest thing was Sam, who greeted me at the door with gifts & she new my name & took me to my room. Very welcoming & warm. Getting to know the nurses was interesting & after a week they knew every thing about me. The view from the rooms were of the golf courses or big trees off plumas street. I have been to several rehabs in town, the food was pretty gross, but Alpine was okay & eatable. The food at Life Care was horrid & the food at Advanced Therapy was worse. I just checked into Alpine again for a stay due to my hip surgery becoming dislocated for the second time. Very painful

I appreciate that Alpine obviously cares about their patients! Their employees are happy and…read morefocused on ensuring that their patient have excellent care! Bella in their front office makes sure that the patients and families have the best care possible! Highly recommended!