Aspire at Rosewood - Orlando, Florida

El Aspire at Rosewood es un centro que ofrece diversos servicios de atención médica y cuidado a adultos mayores. Ubicado en la dirección: 3920 Rosewood Way, Orlando, FL 32808, es una opción confiable para aquellos que buscan un Centro de rehabilitación, Centro médico, Residencia geriátrica, Comunidad para jubilados, Residencia de ancianos, o Centro de la tercera edad.

Este centro destaca por su entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, espacio accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, y sanitarios accesibles para personas en silla de ruedas. Estas características hacen que el centro sea una opción incluyente y cómoda para todos los pacientes.

El teléfono: 4072989335 está disponible para aquellos que deseen obtener más información sobre los servicios que ofrece el centro. Además, su página web: aspirehealthgrp.com es una excelente fuente de información sobre los servicios, instalaciones, y políticas del centro.

Según Google My Business, el Aspire at Rosewood tiene 61 valoraciones y una opinión media de 3.5/5. Estas opiniones son una buena indicación de la calidad de los servicios que ofrece el centro. Es recomendable revisar estas opiniones para tener una mejor idea de la experiencia de otros pacientes en el centro.

Opiniones de Aspire at Rosewood

Raul Fajardo

5/5

Quiero espresar que Todo estubo muy Bien de personal en la oficina las fermeras todos El personal los pacientes Todo fue una gran experiencia para mi nunca me havia centido tan tranquilo feliz compdo las personas de la Cocina y personas muy especial como la senoritaTreca muy especial muy pendiente de mi y mi doctora la cual llamaba mama y senor donald en especial a todos les agradesca Todo dali triste y dejar Este citio tan.lindo creeme que volveria las veces que necesita mi servicios gracias gracias por Todo los quiero mucho

J R

5/5

Me pareció haber notado bastantes críticas desagradables sobre el Centro de atención médica de Rosewood health y de alguna manera puedo entender por qué las personas pueden sentirse así, especialmente durante esta crisis de COVID-19 que enfrenta nuestro país en este momento. Sin embargo, hubo un punto positivo que experimenté cuando mi suegro fue admitido en este centro y provino directamente de la Directora de admisiones, Marlene Tapia y al igual que el resto del equipo del centro. No es muy frecuente que una familia pueda experimentar a una persona cariñosa que se tomó su tiempo para responder todas las preguntas que teníamos sobre todo el proceso de rehabilitación. Hizo un trabajo tan magnífico que mi esposa y yo pensamos que sería inapropiado evitar enviar una reseña. Su eficacia nos ayudó mucho a tomar la decisión de utilizar esta instalación. Con Marlene, nos hizo sentir como si fuéramos parte de su familia y se aseguró de que nuestro pariente fuera atendido como si fuera suyo. Realmente apreciamos su autenticidad, amabilidad, conocimiento y sinceridad. Creo que esta instalación puede beneficiarse de empleados como Marlene y debería utilizar su conjunto de habilidades en otras áreas de desarrollo de los empleados.I

Isabella Stoltz

1/5

My father ended up passing away because of this particular place when he arrived, they were told that my dad needed further care with kidney stones. They never took him to the doctor to continue to work on, blasting his kidney stones down, and he ended up passing away because of kidney failure because the stone had became so big that his kidney stopped functioning correctly now, after several years of lawsuit, they have filed bankruptcy and are not willing to pay what they’re supposed to pay out for my dad‘s Life, I find this place absolutely disgusting and they can’t even own up for not properly caring for these peoples lives. If I was you, I would definitely not place my loved one here. It is a life or death matter.

Jeffery Forbes

1/5

My mom was scheduled to arrive at this facility after surgery for rehab rehabilitation. Once arrive there was no communication on her medication or anything else and I had to eventually call the hospital back to find out what was going on. The rude lady who answered the phone begin screaming to the top of her voice, as if I was a two-year-old because she was wrong. I was telling her what my mother’s name was, and she was calling out some other person’s name. Immediately another woman grabbed the phone from her and then begin to let me know what was going on after I What had happened? She said the reason she took her phone was because of the tone that she was talking in. By the time we got everything settled with Orlando help nurse on the phone. My mother had called 911 and was being transported back to the hospital. This first of all could have been avoided if if she’s a new resident, someone should’ve came in her room when To make sure that they explained everything to her as far as medication’s, etc. She was told that they had no medication as well as her walker that she would need for a rehab rehabilitation had been left at the hospital. Upon speaking to the hospital, they sent over a folder to the rehabilitation center, which would have instructed them on what’s going on.. Leonie Shouldn’t be allowed to work with any family or patient if screaming into the top of her lungs is how she communicates. You can’t be a caregiver and be that angry, especially when it’s after midnight A time when everybody should be calm and sleeping, but she’s screaming to the top of her lungs. I asked the young lady on the phone for a manager’s phone number as well as the person who I was speaking to and they put me on hold for five or 10 minutes Before they could give me the information. I would never want my mother to be Where they have a maniac yelling and screaming like she’s on some reality show. My mother wasn’t even there six hours before she had to call 911 herself because no one was Attentive to her, and she was in excruciating pain.

Aminah Shabazz

3/5

I am being transferred to Aspire after leaving Dr Phillips Hospital. I have been told my Husband is not allowed to sleep over with me in my private room that I pay double for! I am not happy about this at all as my Husband is the only family and loved one I have here in Orlando! I am not looking forward to this place at all!!! **I was just approached by a staff member who asked how my stay and care has been while here at Aspire at Rosewood 1 month late? Honestly the reception I initially received by the evening staff failed in comparison to the extreme professional and caring staff I met the following day! These people have supported, aided and assisted me in every level of my rehabilitative care! Almost 1 month later I am steadfast in my therapy, on my regular medication and committed to walking out of here a stronger and better person!

Susan Blackmon

4/5

I was there for physical therapy. I got to meet allot of the patients and we became friends they my stay of a month. Most nurses and CNAs were very kind, nice and understanding. A few were not friendly at all. But I will say nice place to be and I miss all the friends I made. The staff also has allot of activities w could do. Had a easter party thrown and also cake and ice cream on one day of each month to celebrate the patients birthday for that month.

Anna Hunt

1/5

This has to be a joke. For one. This place is disgustingly dirty. I never got a chance to physically check the place out before sending my mother here. And I was appalled when I got to her room. Not only due to how nasty it was but because she wasn’t even there 15 whole minutes after being transferred, and I walk into her room to find her on the ground. She was a fall risk, and the bed was not all the way lowered, and there were NO nurses nearby. Due to the fall, my mother popped a brain vessel which caused hemorrhaging. Not to mention the CHARGE nurse tried fighting me on getting her a medical transfer saying he doesn’t see the necessity when she is on blood thinners and needs to be checked anytime she has a fall. And he was being so rude and not helpful in the least! This was one of the scariest moments of my life and I promise I wouldn’t recommend this place to a single soul. Not to mention my mothers roommate in the room told me that I shouldn’t leave my mother there and that the place is the absolute worst.

Mayra Errasti

1/5

My mom has been at Rosewood for over a year. She is suffering from Alzheimer's and is not very vocal or mobile. Every day when they get her up in the morning, they leave her in the dayroom all by herself. She is essentially forgotten, nobody checks on her and she has no stimulation or company. I have asked that she be included in a group of residents that are considered "fall risks", so that she feels like she is accompanied and where she can be supervised. She was approved to go into this group and a week after being approved, Donette (apparently she is a manager there), decided that my mom could not be included in the group. I have spoken to Donovan, who promised me that he was going to speak to Elizabeth and James about this and as of today, I still have not gotten a response. It is beyond me why a center that touts themselves as an Alzheimer's care center, can feel good about leaving a 91 year old Alzheimer patient alone all day long with no human contact and think that this is OK. I am going to contact Consulate leadership to discuss this issue since I have gotten no response from the leadership team at Rosewood. I am extremely disappointed and saddened at the way that my mom is being treated.