Alpine Health & Rehabilitation of Asheboro
230 EAST PRESNELL STREET, Asheboro, NC 27203
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5
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July 13, 2024
My parent is in the facility, great staff, very kind and every time I come in there, they are aways clean, and taken care of.. I have had an amazing experience.. aways clean! The administrator has really done amazing and there is great volunteers there! There’s this one that comes and visit and sits and talks to all the residents.. and she goes above and beyond.. she really brightens up the places! Her love is better then any medicine!
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Reviews of Alpine Health & Rehabilitation of Asheboro in Asheboro, North Carolina
2.3
(23 reviews)
Facility
4.1
Staff
4.0
Food
3.6
Activities
4.3
Value
3.9
JAMSb
5
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July 13, 2024
My parent is in the facility, great staff, very kind and every time I come in there, they are aways clean, and taken care of.. I have had an amazing experience.. aways clean! The administrator has really done amazing and there is great volunteers there! There’s this one that comes and visit and sits and talks to all the residents.. and she goes above and beyond.. she really brightens up the places! Her love is better then any medicine!
Margaret McK
5
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May 31, 2024
My mother in-law spent 3 weeks in Alpine. Those three weeks coming straight from the hospital with pneumonia was very beneficial for her. The facility offered her 24 hour care and nursed her back to health. Very nice facility. Clean floors and rooms. No offensive smells. Lots of staff bustling around daily. The occupational, physical and speech therapists were quite visible and helpful. The CNA’s were friendly and helpful too. I give them a 5 star rating.
walkingforest 77
4
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July 17, 2021
nursing home is alpine nursing and rehab since they changed names I think it has gotten better. the place is clean has no smell this is a good place. my brother has been here for a while I am pleased with them staff works together,nurses very nice,felicia in office has been helpful to me and my brother, means a lot when you know your loved one is being taken care of and not being abused,cna's work hard and it requires a lot of patients.
Mattie Staley
5
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April 22, 2019
I am very pleased about choosing this nursing home for my loved one. Throughout our journey into finding a nursing home, we were very anxious about finding a skilled nursing facility to accommodate my loved ones needs (since he will be staying for long term.) The staff really helped make this change very comfortable for my loved one and our entire family.
Provider Response
satsified
5
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December 9, 2017
My husband was recently at this facility. He was on unit one which is the rehabilitation unit. He received exceptional care. The staff on this unit is very caring. The CNAs were always willing to help out. Most of the nurses were great. He had wonderful therapists. The manger on the unit is very knowledgeable and has a great attitude. She always kept me informed on my husband's care. I would recommend this part of the building to anyone. I do not have any experience with the long term care units, so I do not want to comment on them.
Goldyn96
1
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December 3, 2017
My husband is a current patient. I have come to see him on several occasions and he was not clean. He's been sick & his linens are covered in vomit. No one seems to care. I hate that he's here & now see the validity in others complaints. I'm working on having him moved immediately.
sibaby15
4
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November 28, 2017
I was very impressed with the changes that were made in the facility. The new administrative staff seems to really care about the residents which is a relief. When the staff are given concerns they do respond to them. I think it's just important to verbalize them so they have that opportunity.
Kathy
1
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August 22, 2017
My husband is in Randolph Health and Rehabilitation Center right now, and I don't like it. They and the food are not good. If they've been taking care of him as well as they should have, he wouldn't have had a bad sore the size of a softball on his butt. They need to improve on their therapist, nurses, CNAs, and housekeeping.
mamabessie
2
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July 6, 2017
I have been i resident here for 14 Tvery long months. There has been 11 Administrators 10 DON in 14 months In younger than most patients & here for very comicated & multiple serious health trasons Better educated than most anyone on staff & very aware of my surroundings Food here is hit & miss Laundry has managed to lose several items of clothes even with my name in them Can't keep nurses, having to use agency nurses that float from place to place so they have no interest in the patients and getting to know them Activities are a joker, if you font play bingo or not a Baptist themes nothing to do Short staffed with CANS that are either caring or could care,less I would not recommend unless you can visit daily @ different times, that you express your concerns to Administrator, Corporate, State or Ombudsman. 2016 they got more citations from State,of NC than they have ever got. Check it out yourself Posted in living room at the facility They have tremendous amount of work to do Say a prayer for all of us!
weekday
3
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January 22, 2017
my friend has been at this nursing home for over a year now the care is fair,never get the same clothes returned name on them,cna's nice no commnication between nurses,social worker,they tell you at last min,about appointments.never return your call.i sure do wish people cared about other people.
Badbusiness
1
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December 17, 2016
Please do not consider about bringing your loved one here. It is very unsanitary and dirty here. I was transferred here from a hospital in Hillsborough for in patient health care for a short period of time. And i was ready to leave and walk out as soon as they put me in a room. My room was very nasty and dirty. The toilet had human feces in it and would not flush. There was dirty sheets on the bed. A dirty cup of ice sitting on the night stand. Due to my life threatening infection that i had, i could not be around anything that was not clean and sanitized. And i had to wait almost 24 hours before i was given any of my antibiotics. Since they told me that their pharmacy was 3 hours away. This place is a joke and needs to be shut down. The local health department needs to be contacted and notified of the conditions of this facility.
Krisk
1
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October 27, 2016
My grandmother was moved to this facility due to the fact that all decent facilities had full waiting lists. She stayed for 5 days even though her insurance paid for a week. We could not allow her to stay in such horrible conotions for an enature week. My mother went to visit her on two different occasions and the staff could not find her! My mother found her in a room by herself once and another time sitting in a wheelchair by herself on a completely different hallway than where her room was located. Please take my advice and do not send your loved ones to stay in this place. You may feel like you have no other options or the hospital may tell you it's ok but please keep them at home with you. The staff does not care about elderly people nor do they know how to deal with patients dealing with dementia. Please do not send anyone you care about here.
Nothappyinnc
1
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January 9, 2016
Horrible experience for a family member of mine. I personally witnessed my relative being told she could not speak with her doctor and could just wait for her appointment. Some staff is excellent, but many are just plain rude and mean to residents and their family.
nevergoingback
1
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September 7, 2015
Horrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I visited this faci!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! With the question oflity.....Twice! First was on a Tuesday and it looked like a block party. Hey I love block parties but not in a rest home/rehab seriously When you go on a Sunday when everyone visits its totally different. Nite and day difference. Unfortunately I HAD to leave my father there for 4 days. Take notice to what I just said. You will see.
heart ache and disappointment
2
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June 28, 2015
My brother was 54 years old. He had been paralyzed since he was 18. He was placed here by Forsythe Hospital because he could no longer return home. My mother could no longer do the extensive care that he required. Of course, he had serious medical conditions due to being paralyzed for so many years. My problem was that he was never taken to a doctor after being there for 3 months. When they did take him to Wakeforest Baptist Hospital for an appointment, there was a mix up about his appointment. Apparently he did not have an appointment that day. We got a call one night that he had swallowed a safety pin. At the hospital they reported it was a knitting needle. Why would he have these things when his body had become so weak and frail. He couldn't leave his room. No one could ever answer if he had or had not swallowed anything. The hospital couldn't find anything. But to make a long story short, he died. His death is a mystery to us because we do not know if he swallowed anything or not. My main complaint about this home is that there is always problems getting patients to medical appointments.
Littlelamb
1
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June 26, 2015
Listen! Do NOT put any family members in this place! They are no good! They do not care anything about there patients. All they want is $$!!! I have been up there a couple times, and every time I go it is ALWAYS the same. Absolutely no changes!! They will let your family member lay in pee, live in their rooms with bugs, Cobb webs in the corners of the bathrooms, no sercurity, they do not watch there patients, and they are the most LAZIEST people ever!! I have never been to a place as horrible as this!!
badplace101
1
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June 24, 2015
Please for the love of our heavenly Father do not put your family members or your pets in this place. My Grannie has been there for about a month. Her rings were stolen off her hand and she is bruised with a cut on her fingers almost like she was attached. They stole her favorite blanket. And the nurses could care less. They sit in he hallway and eat pizza on the same cart the distribute there meds. The nurses do not answer the call buttons. I had to go to the station and tell the "nurse" do u hear the call alarm going off? She said someone will be there soon. Guess what NO NURSE. There are Cobb webs in the corners of the bathroom. Her laundry basket is always full with dirty laundry. These people are only there for a paycheck and nothing else. My Grannie is never supervised and has a new bruise every time I go. She is being move ASAP.
Axel2288
1
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February 7, 2015
so many issues I could write a book.... to the point I pulled my loved one out of this facility. Took him to a emergency room and would have took a leave of absence from work if I needed to, until I found somewhere else for him to go. He has severe TBI... can talk, cognitve good... but whispers when he speaks and hard to understand. I would like to think if he could do more independently for himself it wouldn't be as bad... because he wouldn't be 100% dependent on others to care for his daily needs... but he can't. and within days of being in this facility he told a family member he wished he had died. he was never that sad. he has always made us smile when we would visit him. I was very passionate about his care and brought concerns to staff... I was bucked so I was told I would have to speak to the administrator. When I spoke to administrator she was not helpful. Not compassionate about my loved ones safety and needs. So... no matter what I say... don't go by the ratings... check it out for yourself... and COMPARE IN PERSON. I didn't. I went by the ratings and the friendly voice from the admissions lady. I really beleived that I was placing my loved one in a good place because I went to medicarenursinghomecompare.com... and did my homework. It is important for a loved one to be cared for in many ways. Compassion, clean... to be safe and a sense of safety. Cared for and feel wanted. My first experience was negative; but lived and learned... and the journey will go up from here. Randolph Health and Rehab in February 2015 is in the negative stars.... Check out in person... and look at the patients.... don't just listen to the happy admin lets get the money people. My loved one can't do much on his own at all... If he was able to get up... give himself a bath, holler to get a nurse attention and just there for other reasons... it wouldn't have been that bad. maybe two stars... some staff was good... but shaking my head... night from hell when I took him out... but now... he is in a better place.. so I guess things happen for reason. ie: call button was placed where he couldn't reach it. called to ask to see if things were done to patient on the way to facility... didn't let them know we were on the way.. we are out of town.. got there and was lied to by staff. A staff member was very ugly to family member in front of patient and lied about what actually happened. Patient laid in bed all night long with severe headache because he couldn't get any ones attention. stretching for fingers with brain injury wasn't done for two days. Teeth weren't brushed for a week... and a week without a bath. like I said... if he could do these things on his own... maybe two stars. what's okay for one.... isn't okay for all.... living and learning.
Lindzclaire
1
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August 13, 2014
I am the daughter of a patient currently at Randolph Health and Rehab. My mother has been in the facility for physical rehabilitation after undergoing 41 days in ICU at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. There she underwent numerous issues, was on life support for three weeks, double bypass and mitral valve repair surgery, pneumonia, etc. She had not been mobile or out of a bed for 6 weeks. They moved her to this rehab center to stay and get back on her feet until they felt she was able to go home. During the time my mother has spent there, there have been a number of different issues. First off, when she arrived, by ambulance on a Friday evening, after being transported from Forsyth Hospital in Winston Salem, they did not have the correct medication for her. They told her it would be Monday before that was fixed given it was the weekend. Another problem she has faced is the other patients wondering around the halls and into her room at night. She is in her own room alone, but the nurses have had to come escort other patients out who wonder in at nighttime. They have only been doing 30 minutes to an hour of physical therapy each day. She needs significantly more than that. The major issue we have faced is that while she is staying at this rehab facility, they are responsible for getting her to doctors appointments. She missed her first doctors appointment with the heart surgeon last week because they werent ready to take her on time. She is in a facility an hour away from her normal life and doctors. The facility is more than aware of this. She was forced to reschedule her appointment for today August 13, 2014 at 1:00pm. She reminded the staff many times and at 10am today a nurse came in to assure her they would leave on time. ONCE AGAIN, they werent ready to go until approx. 30 minutes before her appointment time, resulting in her missing her HEART appointment AGAIN! UNEXCEPTABLE! My mother just underwent a MAJOR 99% blocked main artery bypass. Making it to her follow up appointments less than a month after seems to be a bit important. My mother has not had much if any of a positive experience here. I highly reccommend you look at other facilities before choosing this one for your loved one.
Caring69600250
3
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September 27, 2013
My sister was in Randolph Health and Rehab. It was a really short stay for her. She was in a double room, which was not spacious. The staff was probably better than some, but to me it wasn't outstanding. I only liked one particular lady there that was super nice. She was like my momma. My sister wasn't able to participate in their activities. Nevertheless, they only had very few of them. Food was average. I would recommend this place with some reservation. I think they need more staff.
lasko
4
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June 17, 2013
This facility has treated my friend fabulous. She was afraid initially going into a nursing home but she has been treated with kindness and generosity since she arrived. She has what is called an ambassador that sees her every day to make sure she is doing well and takes care of any concerns that she may have. There are not odors and the place is kept neat and clean. The patients are happy and the staff are always smiling. I would recommend this facility.
jksmith77
1
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August 5, 2011
I am not sure you will even want to waste your time with this one. Crime is up in the area for one. The building is not in the best of shape in or out. The staff is not the happiest bunch or even the most knowledgeable. They couldn't answer simple medical questions. I am a former Army nurse and these are questions you can answer in your first week in civilian medical school. This is not a good sign. The outdoors didn't look all that great and I heard from one of the patients that they do not like it there but they have no where else to go. Do you know how that made me feel? Avoid the place. I did my homework and the place has gotten other bad reviews also.
sassyone376
1
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March 7, 2011
We took my mother to Randolph Health and Rehabilitation Center on Friday after she suffered a stroke; she was to receive rehabilitation to help her with balance. When we took her there she had use of all of her facalities, (arms & leggs)etc. When I first checked out the facility I told them I wanted my mother taken care of and not mistreated and was assured that she would get more than normal care. On Saturday we went down to the facility to check on Mom, she was in a deep sleep and we could not wake her up. We were told that this was normal after a stroke. On Sunday morning we went back down to check on Mom again and she was somewhat coherent, she said that her foot hurt. I examined her foot and found it to be all drawned up and when I asked her to raise her left arm she could not. It was apparent that she had another stroke. My sister went and got the nurse and I ask her what was wrong with her ability to move her arm and she stated that she was like that when she came in. This was not true I was with her when she checked out of the hospital and had use of her arms and legs. The nurse tried to stand her up on a leg that she had no control over. The nurse finally said I guess I need to call the doctor. The doctor sent an anbulance to pick her up and she was admitted. The ER doctor said she had a very serious stroke and she was paralized on the left side. I just don't know why the nurse couldn't have found this instead of us having to bring this to her attention. One of the other employees told the nurse that my mother was able to use her arms and legs when she was brought in. The only thing they had to say before we left was that if we wanted to preserve her room for her return we would have to pay out of pocket which is not cheap. I told them she would not be coming back to this place. My mother laid in her bed in a room that felt like an oven and her clothes were soaked. She had a major stroke that no one found and she could have laid ther and died. I would not recommend this facility to anyone. Be cautious that sweet smile that you are greeted with may not be the sweet person that is assigned to look after you loved one.
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