Shelby Ridge Rehab Select
881 3rd Street Northeast, Alabaster, AL 35007
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5
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April 4, 2024
My grandmother is at Shelby Ridge Rehab Select. Everyone was very helpful and very welcoming, which I liked because we were very worried about her going into a facility. I immediately relaxed because they were very welcoming. It's very clean there. I was looking at that as well, and just overall helpful. My grandmother's room is very, very clean. It was just sanitized. It's very nice. The staff were very friendly and helpful and asked if we needed any help. My grandmother is 94, and they're like, 'Hi, honey,' and stuff like that, and so she likes that. She likes their food. It's a full menu. I was looking at it yesterday and I saw they had Salisbury steak, rice, vegetables, and different types of soups. They had it written on one of their bulletin boards what they were having that day.
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About Shelby Ridge Rehab Select in Alabaster, Alabama
Rehab Select at Shelby Ridge, located in Alabaster, AL, offers a variety of care types including short-term rehabilitation care, respite care, hospice care, and skilled nursing care. This senior living provider is designed to meet the needs of individuals requiring various levels of assistance and medical support. The facility focuses on providing a supportive and healing environment, making it a suitable choice for those in need of specialized care services.
The amenities at Rehab Select at Shelby Ridge are comprehensive, aiming to ensure a comfortable and engaging stay for its residents. Among the amenities offered are organized activities and programs, meals provided, an emergency response system, and communal dining areas. Residents can also enjoy social and entertainment activities, salon services, spiritual programs, facilitated field trips, and outings. For those requiring assistance with mobility, the facility offers ambulatory assistance features and mobility & wheelchair assistance, ensuring that all residents can navigate the space safely and comfortably.
In terms of services, Rehab Select at Shelby Ridge is well-equipped to provide a wide range of medical and supportive care. Physical and occupational therapy services are available for those in need of rehabilitation. The facility also has nurses and therapists on staff, offering medication management services, diabetic care, and a nutrition specialist on staff. Housekeeping services ensure that residents live in a clean and well-maintained environment. Additionally, the facility accepts insurance, making it an accessible option for many individuals seeking quality care and support.
Services and Amenities of Shelby Ridge Rehab Select in Alabaster, Alabama
Ambulatory Assistance & Accessibility
- Mobility & Wheelchair Assistance
- Ambulatory Assistance Features
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
- Entertainment activities/programs
- Organized activities/programs
- Social Activities/Events
- Spiritual activities/programs
Staff Training & Qualifications
- Staff trained in Medication Management
Diet & Nutrition
- Nutrition specialist on staff
Safety & Security
- Emergency Response System
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Meals provided
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
Therapies
- Occupational Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation
Financing & Payment Options
- Insurance Accepted
Health Services
- Diabetic Care
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Salon Services
Room Amenities
- Wifi/Internet In Unit
Care Providers
- Nurses on staff
- Therapists On Staff
Inside Amenities
- Shared Common Areas
Medicare
Health
2.0
Overall
2.0
Quality
3.0
Staff
4.0
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Reviews of Shelby Ridge Rehab Select in Alabaster, Alabama
2.2
(10 reviews)
Facility
2.7
Staff
2.7
Food
2.2
Activities
1.5
Value
2.5
Venus
5
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April 4, 2024
My grandmother is at Shelby Ridge Rehab Select. Everyone was very helpful and very welcoming, which I liked because we were very worried about her going into a facility. I immediately relaxed because they were very welcoming. It's very clean there. I was looking at that as well, and just overall helpful. My grandmother's room is very, very clean. It was just sanitized. It's very nice. The staff were very friendly and helpful and asked if we needed any help. My grandmother is 94, and they're like, 'Hi, honey,' and stuff like that, and so she likes that. She likes their food. It's a full menu. I was looking at it yesterday and I saw they had Salisbury steak, rice, vegetables, and different types of soups. They had it written on one of their bulletin boards what they were having that day.
Truth teller
1
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February 4, 2024
You will regret sending a loved one here! The medical care and communication between staff is terrible. Physical therapy is almost nonexistent , and the care is either good or very poor. Mostly mediocre. Think twice! Look at the ratings overall.
Dks123
1
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April 26, 2023
My father has been in this facility for 21 days. He's had a catheter the entire time he was in there and now is back in ER with a terrible UTI. He went several days with a dirty gown and bedsheets. Dirty rooms. Nursing staff is lazy. They do not have therapy on weekends either. DO NOT BRING YOUR LIVED ONES HERE!!!
Michelle
3
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December 25, 2020
My mother stayed in Shelby Ridge Nursing Home for rehab. It is an older facility. It was always clean. I had only walked down to the nursing home side one time. The physical appearance is just outdated. The lobby area is okay; you can just ignore it after a little while. It just needs a modernized update. They were always really, at first, good. I thought they were efficient. The rooms were big but they had more of a 70s or 80s look instead of the modern look. I think my mother would probably like the food better there. She had a knee replacement so she was there twice. Then she hurt her back so she was in there for 3 times. We had the supposedly 21 days that the insurance was gonna pay. Nearly 2 weeks in to her stay, she hadn't been up. They haven't really rehabbed her because mother didn't do well with pain medications. She stayed in a fog from the pain medication and because of that, they were not gonna get anything out of her, as far as getting her up, getting her moving. She was just like a dishrag. So I had to kind of raise a little Cain about not giving her pain meds and reducing it to Tylenol when needed and that was like pulling teeth. My brother's a pharmacist so between the both of us, we finally got it okay. And then she was able to do what she needed to do as far as her physical exercises but up until that point, she was whether in bed or sitting in a wheelchair majority of the time. That I had a problem with. Right in the situation we are in now, it's not so much they are not doing her physical rehab and the fact that that my mother's kind of refuse it.
David
5
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December 13, 2019
My parents went to Shelby Ridge Nursing Home for their first rehab. The services were great, and they took really good care of them. It's a great facility. The nurses and the doctor were attentive. They got the treatment they needed. When you call them, they respond within 3 minutes, which was pretty good. They both said the food was good. They had a very good rehab program, and they had plenty of activities for their patients to do. They're very helpful, they kept me informed with everything going on, and they called and asked questions if needed. The staff was great. Everything was always clean. I would recommend it.
deeply disturbed
1
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December 8, 2019
My Mother recently passed away, after being there sis years. This was the week before Thanksgiving, and have yet to hear a word from them. The administration has yet to call, or leave their condolences. It is sad in this day and time that it is all about the money and not the patient. I will say there were several workers that she dearly loved.
allrightmom
1
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July 1, 2019
This is an awful place. My dad was transferred there after being at Shelby hospital almost 2 months. He had come along way from icu for 3 weeks to finally a reg. room. He was to go to Shelby ridge to help get his mobility back. He was to be there 21 days. He made it 14 days. We had trouble from the start with the facility. They on several occasions left him in the hall for 3 hrs with him telling them he had to use the restroom ( know one likes pooping on there self), We happened to walk in during one of those times. We confronted the people that was supposed to help him they were very rude & acted like they didn't want to help him at all ( behind the desk laughing & cutting up on there phones). Saturday when I visited no one would help him in his bed. He had be asking for hrs. I went to the front desk & again they were all on their phones laughing & cutting up. When I interrupted, if looks could kill I would have been dead. My sister who was there every morning & evening from the start, told the facility he was swollen & they kept saying he was just gaining wait from eating. This morning 7/1/19 he was rushed to the hospital & put back in icu. There is know way they checked on him during the night. He was found not being able to breath & was loaded down with fluid all over him. That's not the worst, the nurse at the hospital had to take a diaper off of him that had been there so long that he had dried poop on him that she actually had to scrub off. If you love your family DO NOT send them there. When your in the medical field you should care about your patients. Its very clear that the people at this facility is only there for a pay check not there patients.
Duke2.0
1
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April 14, 2018
I recently visited this nursing home as my grandfather was put in the Rehab section. Let me also share that I was a CNA at a long term/Rehab facility for 2 years and also did in home care. With that being said, I know how a nursing home is suppose to look and what is suppose to go on in one. This facility is awful! I wouldn't admit a cockroach. Upon arrival, I noticed around 5 or 6 call lights going off as well as an emergency light. After an hour I walked to the nurses station to get a nurse to come in and look at my grandfather. The same lights were going off plus about 4 more. The same emergency light was going off as well. As I approached the desk, I noticed 2 nurses and about 4 CNAs sitting at the desk. They were joking, laughing, eating, playing on their phones and just having a jolly ole time. All while call lights were going off. We finally got a nurse down to see about my grandfather. His blood sugar was sky high and had been since that morning. She stated that she needed to call his doctor to see what amount of insulin she needed to give him. An hour passed and she still hadn't even attempted to call the doctor. We finally ended up taking my grandfather to a hospital because they refused to take care of him and get him the medicine that he needed. We explained to my grandfathers nurse why we were leaving and she then proceeded to raise her voice and speak very ugly to my family and I. I wouldn't recommend admitting any family member here. It seems as though the nurses and CNA's don't care at all about the residents.
J. Smithinson
1
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October 3, 2017
Shelby Ridge is very out dated its oxygen machine is very noisy and you move it around on wheels. The beds are from the 1970 with metal rails. I wouldn't recommend this place.
Debra851736
3
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June 10, 2016
I think the service at Shelby Ridge Nursing Home is good. I guess the food is okay. He's eating most of it. I don't think they keep the building in great repair. I noticed that there were a lot of painting that needed to be done, and the walls are kind of beat up in his room. I am kind of disappointed with the way things look when I was there. The staff was very nice.
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