Northdale Rehabilitation Center - Tampa, Florida

El Northdale Rehabilitation Center es un centro especializado en la rehabilitación de pacientes que necesitan cuidados especiales. Ubicado en la Dirección: 3030 W Bearss Ave, Tampa, FL 33618, este centro cuenta con un personal altamente calificado y equipado con la tecnología más avanzada para brindar una atención de calidad.

El centro ofrece diversas especialidades, entre las que se destacan: Centro de rehabilitación, Residencia de cuidados paliativos y Residencia geriátrica. Esto permite atender una gran variedad de necesidades y brindar soluciones personalizadas a cada paciente.

Una de las características más destacadas del Northdale Rehabilitation Center es su compromiso con la accesibilidad. El centro cuenta con una entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas y estacionamiento accesible para personas con discapacidad, lo que facilita el acceso y la movilidad dentro del centro.

Si estás buscando un centro de rehabilitación confiable y con excelentes opiniones, el Northdale Rehabilitation Center es una excelente opción. Según Google My Business, la empresa tiene un total de 77 valoraciones y una opinión media de 3.7/5, lo que demuestra su compromiso con la satisfacción de sus pacientes.

Si deseas obtener más información sobre el Northdale Rehabilitation Center, te recomendamos visitar su Página web: northdalerehab.com. Allí podrás encontrar detalles sobre los servicios que ofrecen, su equipo de profesionales y mucho más.

Opiniones de Northdale Rehabilitation Center

Janet Acevedo

4/5

servicio bueno

Cher Peper

5/5

My mom stayed at Northdale twice recently for rehab. It's clean and, for the most part, managed extremely well. Of course, there are hiccups at times (nothing is perfect), but overall, it was a great experience. The nurses, PT, and OT staff are excellent. And the CNAs are very hard working! The activities are also great. The other night, they hosted a wonderful dinner for patients and family members. Sara Walsh, Discharge Planner, went "above and beyond" in (5) attempts to get Medicare to approve a hospital bed for my mom when she returned to her ALF, and even faxed some additional vaccine records to her ALF at my request. Thank you Sara!!!

Willowjoi77

2/5

I would honestly not send my worst enemy to this facility. I have read some of the positive posts and can't believe it's the same facility. My mother-in-law was placed here after hip replacement surgery. Now I have to say the physical therapists and physical therapy were amazing..that's why I'm giving two stars. The Social Workers were also wonderful... But the place smells like urine most of the time. The nurses are just about the worst I've ever encountered and my mother-in-law has been in many facilities. They never smile, never greet you and as many times as I was there I never even had a nurse look like they even recognized me or greet me for that matter. My husband and I both have worked in healthcare for a combined 57 years so we were expecting the staff to have some empathy. Having a family member in a facility is very traumatic for the families, we are going through a lot, it would be nice if somebody even smiled .They keep all their patients with dementia around the nurses station so they can watch them. As many times as I was there I never even saw the nurses try to interact with these people! I've never seen anything like that in any other facility. My mother-in-law would call me sometimes and would tell me that she had been on the toilet pulling the nurse call for over 25 minutes with no response and I want to stress that my mother-in-law has a better mind than me. They have minimal activities and most of the staff seem totally disinterested. I want to say that the girls at the front desk when you first arrived were friendly enough but that's where the friendliness stopped. And then there was the Covid breakout. When we walked in one day we saw everybody with masks and gloves and nobody stopped us to say anything. They were totally rude and you would think that they would come up to us and say you need to wear a mask we have a Covid outbreak. Nothing. I am immune suppressed and it would be really nice if somebody had told us. And yes my mother-in-law did get Covid here. (But honestly you could get Covid at any facility but that's not my point) Oh yes there was a small sign posted on the door that we noticed when we left, but truthfully they could have even told the receptionist to tell people to wear masks!
My mother-in-law was so traumatized by her whole stay there. There was not one nurse's aide or nurse that was nice to us or even remotely acted like they cared about my mother-in-law and my mother-in-law is about the sweetest person you would ever meet. Again the physical therapy team were wonderful but they were the only staff that seemed to care. Please don't put your family member here. So sad.

Wendy Henry

1/5

My dad recently was a resident at this facility, it was a temporary situation. My father is dependent and cannot do much on his own. He was not adjusted in the bed at all which caused his body to be stiff. I asked one of the nurses if he was being shifted in the bed and she lied and said she seen him in the tv room the day prior. I showed up on his discharge day and noticed his depends was full of feces and he was also lying in the feces. I notified them of my concerns and no one ever reached back out to me.

Jersy Montevecchi

5/5

I stayed at this facility over a year ago.. I had serious back surgery.I had 4 bones removed in my lumbar, I needed physical therapy & help getting back on my feet.. I stayed there a few weeks. Everyone that entered my room helped me one way or another. These are the names of some of the people that I remember helping me kindly, Professionally, Carefully, and some that Prayed with me & over me. I want to thank them with all my heart... I sincerely believe if it wasn't for these people I wouldn't be able to get my second surgery with rods & screws to secure my back and i'm walking and enjoying life now.. Thank you so much " Morgan, Monica, Lorraine, Riven. Rose, Evelyn, Elizabeth, Ginny, Michelle, Byon, Stacey, Amy, Lloyd, Honey, and a Sincere special thanks to Kelly the Physical Therapist. She worked with me so much and help me to get up on my feet with confidence.. Thank you everyone..

Margaret Pereira

5/5

My 90 year old father spent 5 weeks at Norhdale and the staff there were INCREDIBLE. The facility was clean and atmosphere was bright and cheerful. From his nurse Nicole to Melissa to Jennifer I cannot express how wonderful they were to my Dad. A special shout out to the Social Services Manager Sarah. She was AMAZING not only with my dad but helping me maneuver thru what was a very overwhelming process for me. Her compassion will never be forgotten. Sadly he passed away last week. I would recommend Northdale to ANYONE who needs skilled nursing care for a loved one. They genuinely treated my Dad as if he was theirs.

Ellyn Medina

1/5

I don't have anything to say about the nurses, CNA, Techs, Doctor's, managers. This is for the adminds administrator that I have to say, going against my orthopedic Surgeon that did not wants me to come to a rehab, I explain the reason why I wanted to come here, I a 55 year woman working from home with a good ins and benefit. I am sure if I would of pick home health I would of be much better but I was scared so talking to the internist Dr he agreed with me in coming to this type of facility. I came in on Thursday July 18 the place smells horrible like pee, my room the TV control remote did not work they put me with an elderly lady that was all over the facility with her wheelchair cough all over the place, Friday I requested to be changed room since the lady was coughing and complaining all night long. In the Friday morning I was told I was moving to another room I requested a private but they where full and I can tell they where, the emergency room I thought that was no working until after 35 min some one came to be honest I have forgotten why did I call, the employees keep saying they are short staff like us the PT should do something about it. I went out after my therapy my therapist show me so much I was very happy, in few minutes after therapy I learned to use the wheelchair I was very happy and start working my left leg and arms. I really wanted to get as much practices as possible so I can go home and start my recuperation process, I was a little tired so I tried to go to my room and they would not tell me what was going on, I even thought that the woman of my room had passed since she was in her wheelchair almost laying as if she was not feeling well. After a while they came to get me and put me on another room, that part of the whole way smell better everything in the room work, I even became friend with my roommates, Saturday i did some therapy was a good work out and I was tired, so we call it a day. I call my daughter that if she was coming to wear a mask, my sister came to drop me food that she had made for me and told her about the COVID going on in this place so she only drop the food in the lobby thank God for that. I went to a service but I felt really sleepy, tired aching my operated foot was like like painful lightning, body aching coughing and sure enough I tested COVID positive, I was supposed to see my Dr Thursday for changing of my dressing. So my life is upside down. Stock in this place, waiting waiting and filling like crap. We need to do something about this, the people that come here is to become healthy and move on with our live. Please the admin office need to have changes, hired more people, I see my second roommates waiting for hours to go to the bathrooms and the staff encouraging to go pipi in the diaper, she spill pancake ? and until the afternoon that is whe they came and made the bed. This is inhumane and cannot be happening in this country. I want to go home so I can get well there.

LeeAnn Jackson

5/5

We had to put my step dad into the long term side at northdale rehab. He has been there since November and we are very pleased. Dee, took us for a surprise tour and we were impressed immediately! The communication we have with the nursing staff has been amazing. We even enjoy dealing with those in the billing dept. Very friendly and kind. I like that we see a lot of the same staff so turnover isn’t like some places I have been to . We have gotten to know a lot of the staff and residents there. It feels like an extended family . One day Ron lost his ring. A staff member found it and turned it into nurses station, although they did not know who it belonged to , it was up there waiting for us to claim. We could not believe it was there!!!although wherever you put your family member , you must realize that no place is perfect, but the small things aren’t that big of a deal . Ron is happy and so are we ! We love the activities director, and Nicole who tends to be the nurse for Ron most of the time , as well as others. We won’t ever move Ron out of there.