St. Luke's Rehabilitation Hospital - Boise, Idaho

St. Luke's Rehabilitation Hospital es un centro de rehabilitación y hospital de primer nivel ubicado en el 600 Robbins Rd, Boise, ID 83702. El hospital ofrece atención médica especializada y rehabilitación a pacientes que necesitan recuperarse de lesiones, enfermedades o cirugías.

Una de las características más notables de St. Luke's Rehabilitation Hospital es su compromiso con la accesibilidad. El hospital cuenta con una entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, espacio accesible, estacionamiento accesible y sanitarios accesibles para personas con discapacidades. Esto hace que el hospital sea una opción cómoda y conveniente para personas con movilidad limitada.

El personal médico y de enfermería de St. Luke's Rehabilitation Hospital son altamente capacitados y experimentados en la prestación de atención médica especializada. El hospital ofrece una variedad de especialidades, incluyendo fisioterapia, terapia ocupacional, terapia del habla y lenguaje, y atención quiropráctica. Además, el hospital cuenta con equipos y tecnología de vanguardia para ayudar a los pacientes a recuperarse y alcanzar sus metas de rehabilitación.

La ubicación de St. Luke's Rehabilitation Hospital en el corazón de Boise, ID, lo hace fácilmente accesible para pacientes y visitantes. El hospital está rodeado de numerosas opciones de alojamiento, restaurantes y opciones de transporte, lo que facilita la planificación de una visita al hospital.

St. Luke's Rehabilitation Hospital ha recibido excelentes reseñas de pacientes y visitantes. Según Google My Business, el hospital tiene una opinión media de 3.7/5, basada en 26 reseñas. Los pacientes han elogiado la atención médica y de enfermería excepcional, el personal amable y servicial, y las instalaciones modernas y cómodas.

Opiniones de St. Luke's Rehabilitation Hospital

Mike Miura

5/5

My wife was admitted to the Rehab Hospital the Saturday before Christmas Day, when she suffered a small brain bleed and subsequent stroke affecting her left side. Truly a memorable holiday season. The facility itself is top notch and Dr. Kadyan, head of rehab and his staff are the best. A little humor, compassion, so skilled and caring are Dr. Kadyan and his wonderful staff of doctors, nurses, CNA's, aides and case managers. If I could give an infinite amount of stars, St. Luke's Rehab Hospital would be the recipient! Thank you ALL for the quality of care that was provided. Thank you.

April B

1/5

I have no problem with the actual physical therapy I received here, however, beware of the way the bill and schedule your appointments.
I was scheduled for a preliminary evaluation prior to beginning my actual physical therapy sessions. No problem as I expect this. The problems start when I ask the front desk to tell me what the cost of each PT session will be and I get a complete runaround with them telling me it all depends on how the PT codes each appointment. So in essence, I just need to trust them that I'm getting a fair shake.
So I'm told to come twice a week for the foreseeable future to work on a rotator cuff issue.
My first appointment lasts less than 20 min which really surprised me. Didn't seem like I got enough treatment.
My next appointment lasts a few minutes longer but still well shy of 3o min
Then my first bill arrives and surprise surprise, I see that in addition to my initial evaluation ($158), I was charged for 30 min of physical therapy which I certainly did not realize was done. I was under the impression the entire appointment was strictly evaluation as I had scheduled.
Additionally, for each of my visits I was billed for two -15 min increments each visit, one consisting of Manual Therapy($68,) and another for Exercise Therapy ($92) even though the total amount of time I was actually given care was around 20 min. So I'm getting charged $160 for 20 min of PT which as far as I'm concerned is highway robbery.
Make sure before you schedule a bunch of appointments you have a good understanding of exactly what they plan to do, how long each appointment should last and what they plan on charging you.

Andy W

1/5

Couldn’t even schedule an appointment without being “triaged” in order to be directed to the appropriate therapist. I need a pelvic floor specialist for pelvic floor PT. There. There’s your Triage. I was told it would take about 48 hours to be triaged. Seriously!!! Glad you guys aren’t out on a battlefield. Nobody would survive. It’s absolutely ludicrous that someone can’t even book an appointment after being so specific about the problem.

Soela Martinez

5/5

Amazing therapists who helped me so much with my recovery after back surgery. It was a great environment to be around and the therapists really cared about making sure I was good mentally while also pushing me to get back into walking. Forever grateful that I had the opportunity to meet a great recovery team.

Hydi Nasiatka

1/5

Horrible experience! My mom was there after a fall. The first morning she was there they drew blood and left blood stains on the top and bottom sheets of her bed. I asked to have the sheets changed. After 6 more days I demanded it to happen and refused to have my mom get into bed until it was done. She also asked for a shower several times. I was told that they had in pass down that she was given one the day prior. She was not so that information was incorrect! After a week, it was finally done. The nurse then informed me that she can request a shower anytime she wants on even days since her room number was an even number. They obviously do not care about hygiene or sanitary environments. The PT she received was great, the OT was not. Will not send my mom back there. In addition to the care, the administration was difficult to work with and seemed to only care about moving patients in and out as quickly as possible!

Jennifer Cassell

5/5

Amazing experience at St. Lukes. Being 35 hours away from home and sequestered to Boise for 21 days, my husband and I didnt know what to expect. For us, professionalism and knowledge was key. The staff at St. Lukes rehab exceeded our expectations. Everyone was so attentive and friendly. The PT's and OT's had so much knowledge and went out of their way to educate us. The nurses and nurses aids were so attentive. All these employees have so much to juggle with COVID but they all handled it with grace. Maybe its a "Boise thing" but we are thankful and feel confident heading home to Washington DC tomorrow.

Elena Phillips

1/5

I wish I had never taken my child here. One word sums it up disrespectful! When I ask that her physical therapist not discuss certain topics with my minor child without​ me present, I mean it. In my opinion I wouldn't take minor children here. If a therapist has something negative to say.....say it to me not my young child. My child had a panic attack and felt intimidated by her therapist. She was left to sit and watch other patients continue with therapy until she quietly escaped to the restroom to call me. No wonder it was always a battle to get her to go her for PT. Now I know....... We will not be returning!

Jeremy Hatley

1/5

My mother has been in this rehab for about a month and these doctors and most of the nurses are ridiculious. They are slow and they took my mother off of a anti depressant medicine without approval, yet alone the doctor (Dr. Shaw) never even showed up to the meeting to explain why. Also my dad found my mother halfway off a wheelchair, her arm hanging off and yelling help. The nurse said she was probly there for 10-15 min. Nobody take your family there ever. It's unacceptable.