I chose this location since it offers unlimited transportation, and I recently stayed there for post-operative care. The place isn't particularly clean; perhaps the house is too old, but the caregivers are kind and attentive. There are no paper towels available for us to use. Food was awful, not much nutrition. My meals are almost from frozen food, which they simply reheat in the microwave. They don't provide you with protein shakes, pineapple juice, or zero Gatorade, and they only make you a cheap protein once a night at 10 p.m. As well as no snacks for you to eat in between. They don't allow you to go to kitchen area, my buddy and I figured why because of cheap stuff are in there with a big freezer for their frozen food.
You will have to lie in the back seat with your feet up when they pick you up from the procedure and for post op appointments. This is quite uncomfortable because they don't let you lay on the back of the car with the second row of the seats all the way down as most places.
Additionally, carry additional faja because they will try to sell it there for $150 for the first stage. They will advise you to wear a smaller size. There, too, I received an IV, but I'm not sure if the person who administered it is a nurse because, after removing the needle, she cleaned with alcohol, which poses a risk of entering your system. I always have an iv drip; no one cleans it with wet pad alcohol; they use gauze.
Less than 30 minutes is all that is needed for the massages that are included, as most of us are unable to tolerate longer.
Lastly, only the owner Judy and her daughter able to speak English but Judy is not always there.
In conclusion, don't use this place if you're looking for a good delicious and nutritious meals for your post op! They will use the cheapest stuff to feed you. I'm glad I'm home to eat and drink a good stuff again! read more