Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Bayonet Point

Mich Dolan

I have visited several friends at Consulate on many occasions. It is a cozy facility in a beautifully landscaped setting, and we loved to look at the birds they keep there. The staff I observed was extremely compassionate and caring. The facility is kept pretty clean and does NOT reek of urine when you walk down the corridor, which I have experienced at other facilities. One friend/patient did complain that the food was tasteless. I didn't try it myself, but hopefully they will improve that. My friend was grateful for the physical therapy offered there, and there are activities for the patients if they choose to participate.

Rob G.

I have a client that recently had to be admitted to rehab at the Consulate Health Care of Bayonet Point for approximately two week's time. His experience was certainly a positive one. His interaction with the doctors, nurses and staff in general were all positive. Moreover, I would to commend Heather M. (RN/Admin) personally for taking time to go "above and beyond" with regard to his care and accurate documentation of the same. In my opinion Heather M. takes pride in her work and the facilities at Consulate. In these times where "everyone" is too busy it is certainly refreshing to know that the staff at Consulate cared about my client and his well being. My client is on the way home from the facility and eagerly awaits seeing his little chihuahua and best friend.

NLM

My father was a patient for about 3 weeks when I finally pulled him out. There was dried feces on the inside of the toilet for 2 weeks. His room was NEVER cleaned the entire time. Food was disgusting. Rehab was a joke. His roommate screamed all night and kept my father awake every night. Place was filthy. You could smell cigarette smoke throughout the building. Meds were never given on time. DEPLORABLE conditions. I am surprised he didn't come away with staph, mersa or sepsis! Wouldn't put a dog in there!

jerrykenny146

I've been here at this facility for over four months. I have nothing but good things to say about this place! The staff here are very helpful, professional, and caring. The food is good and I've made many dear friends here as well. I am a veteran of the marines. I served at Kheshan in Vietnam. They have a support group here for Veterans. We get together monthly and have a social, go out to eat, and reminisce. I have encountered many health care professional's who know the true meaning of compassion. They help me gain my strength back through physical therapy and the restorative programs. I am for ever grateful to the many workers here who helped me get back on track and back home to my wife.

left

nurse Kevin was exceptional, other nurses were good. p.t. was ok. i was there for 4 days. took 4 days for p.t. to start. bathroom was not safe for a person in a wheelchair. food was beyond deplorable and inedible. did not get all my meds. i cannot safely walk, and staff let me sit in my own urine for three hours, on two occasions. if that happened to me, then it is happening to others...especially the ones who cannot speak for themselves. some things and people were ok, but the important things were, at best, horrible.

Disappointed Paient

The other morning ( 11/3) I went to the ER because I had a lot of blood in my urine. After several expensive tests and 3 1/2 hrs later, on my discharge papers it said, and I quote, " You have been diagnosed with hematuria" ( For those who do not know, hematuria is a medical term for blood in the urine). Well DUH!!!!!! I already KNEW I had blood in my urine, I brought in a sample with me!!!!! Then I was instructed to see a urologist as soon as possible. Do they know how long it takes to get an appointment with a specialist? Especially as a new patient and on a Friday afternoon? I guess RMCBP didn't have a urologist on staff? Also while I am in an exam room in discomfort and worried about what is happening and waiting on tests, a hospital worker kept annoying me for my co-pay. Needless to say I left the hospital ER in the same condition as when I arrived................... And they will be charging my insurance $ thousands plus my $100 co-pay for THIS ??? ...................The only reason I gave them 2 stars is because I didn't have to wait long to be seen. They use to be a fairly good ER until the past 2 years or so. Unless you have a small scratch or something MINOR ........... steer clear from their ER if you can.

Anthony224604

My mother has been at Consulate Health Care of Bayonet Point since mid-September. My father is there right now as well. I’m not happy with it, but we can’t afford to place her in a better place. It’s a horrible facility. It has roaches, and the food is horrible. I would never recommend it, but it’s where they have to do their rehab. She’s immobile and bedridden, and she also has dementia, so rather than put her in a place where she’ll have limited care, she has round the clock care. Some of the nursing staff is really wonderful. Some of the things that could be improved would be perhaps feeding the elderly people and the people in the rehab with better food. Nutritious food is good, but if it doesn’t taste good, and it’s not appealing, people aren’t going to eat it. They need to keep the place cleaner, and they need to have staff that’s not overworked. You shouldn’t have people working 17 to 18 hours a day because you have people there that need constant care that are not getting it.

Nunuvyurbiz

Average response time when you press the Nurse button is 30 minutes;which is not good if you fell out of bed like my mother did. Dinner is served ice cold every night and sometimes an hour late because the kitchen staff all disappeared. The place is over crowded and severely understaffed. The curtains in my mother's room had reddish brown stains on them. It could use a fresh coat of paint and some new furniture.

Dolly6

My husband is at Consulate Health Care which is a rehab place. So far, we’re happy with them. I think that the nurses and their aides are doing very well with my husband. They are very helpful and good to him, and they treat me with a lot of respect. The food is not the best. I could almost walk there; I’m 80 years old, so it worked well for me to visit him twice a day. If I could afford it, it would be fine for him to stay there.

Caring78735850

She's got round the clock care at Consulate Health Care of Bayonet Point. She was put back there from the hospital because she's complaining her legs gave out. It's clean, and they're pretty neat there. They took good care of her; she got everything she needs. But, she tells me that she has to wait for people to come and do things for her. I said she just has to be patient, and I know she isn't. I've seen her room and her apartment before. It got a bathroom and bed, TV, phone, and Internet cable. They gave her meals in there. I've been in the dining room. They get served there. It's pretty good. They have an exercise room, and they help her do exercises.

cna1

first nursing home ive been to that did not smell horrible. it was very clean and the nurses were great.