The Terrace Health and Rehabilitation Center

Steve

I'm currently in Terrace Health & Rehabilitation Center. I've been staying here for around seven months now. I don't really know if I'm qualified to be here, because I'm quite independent. It's a decent place if you need a nursing home. Most of the people here are qualified to be in a nursing home; they're all in wheelchairs and not really mobile. We're not able to leave the building; as much as they help in the rehabilitation, we can't go anywhere. The rooms are basically double rooms and pretty good sized. We get daily housekeeping, and it's a fairly nice place, a decent building, and decent quality. We have CNAs in the halls, we have seven halls in this building, and there is always a nurse in the hall. Generally the staff is very caring. If I need a nursing home, and if insurance can afford it, I'll probably be satisfied with this place. We eat a lot of chicken. It's kind of bland, but it's sufficient. It's usually cold by the time they put it on the plate and serve it. There used to be activities, but because of the virus we're not allowed to congregate together. They used to have bingo and painting, and I'm not sure if they stopped it just before I came in, or when I came in.

lionhawk66

My mother was transferred from Nort Florida to this establishment without notice to me as her only child and care giver. They lost her clothes fed her food I would not give To a dog and treated her as a unwanted guest her entire stay. I reached my limit and told them to have her ready for check out with five days notice and they did not even have her medications and oxygen ready. I was firced to delay another couple of days. Do not let your loved ones be brought to this establishment!

AlanisM

My friend was in this facility for just over a month and the care was awful! Most of the staff were unprofessional and plain rude. No work ethic. She received the wrong medication, was give a cup of water which belonged to a patient with pneumonia, degraded by staff as they argued outside of the door on who would change her diaper as no one wanted to, on their cell phones, were not even knowledgable of what her illness was and it goes on. She was told by the Dr to let the supervisor know, but nothing was ever done. The Social worker brought a paper in to be filled out with these complaint and she never came back and got it. No follow through what so ever. The place looks great. Very deceiving. The 5 star sign should be taken down. I am a RN and would never ever conduct myself like they did here. Again. NO WORK ETHIC! There were a handful of staff that were great and had the desire to give good patient care. I doubt they will stay long. This facility is truly pathetic.

Tim174508

My sister-in-law is in Terrace Health & Rehab Center now. It is a nice rehab center with nice programs. The people are nice, kind, cheerful, very pleasant to work with, and very caring. The room that she is in is a double, so she has a roommate, and they have a bathroom. The whole place is nice. She eats everything that is given to her, so the food is good. I think it is an excellent facility. She has been in other facilities before which we thought were OK, but this is a much better facility than she has been in before.

Caring106364250

I was in Woodland to visit, but I wasn't overly impressed. It seemed kind of cold to me. It didn't feel too comfortable, and it was like cold. The staff did their job. I hate to say they were impersonal because they were not. But they don't have time for the little things that they could do if they had just one or two more people. Woodland was clean. The rooms were small, and some of them were shared.

TWD

If you care for your family member then don't leave them there. Terrible care. Our father suffered a stroke and was transferred to Woodlands for rehab. He needed assistance with eating, transferring, grooming, etc after the stroke. Their idea of assistance was heavy sedation and leaving the food on this bedside table. There was no assistance with grooming, eating, brushing teeth, etc. After 2 months he developed decubitis ulcers, a UTI and pneumonia. He was admitted to a hospital with a UTI, pneumonia, dehydration, severely malnourished and died several days later. Horrible facility.

MaryLouConcernedMom

My daughter was admitted here after a knee replacement. The staff who wheeled her in had no knowledge of joint replacement protocol. They dumped her in her room and no one checked on her till I made a stink. They did not have her meds. They could not provide a clear answer as to when they would have her meds. The nurses were surly and non responsive. There was NO TV in her room. But the worst part was laving to listen to the other patients calling for help over and over and being ignored. They had a really LOUD tv at the nurses station, I guess to make it easier to ignore the patients. Overall horrible experience and I checked her out of there after five hours.

Caring68860550

Woodlands Care Center was recommended to us. I like the rooms, they were spacious. I think the staff was acceptably helpful. It would have been a fine facility but I was put off by the hospital atmosphere that they have.

reesa

this has to be one of the worse facilities i have seen. the night staff let my husband fall when he needed to use the restroom and he ended up with trauma to his rib cage. two days later the director told him that if he did not particapate in his re-hab they would have to let him go as a patient. After two days he was brought to the hospital where they confirmed there was trauma to the ribs, he had a lot of pain. after an extended stay at the hospital, i brought my husband home. would not leave my dog there