Coral Rehabilitation and Nursing of Arlington

Vanessa338520

I was in Heritage Oaks for a while. The second time, I was there for about three months. I loved it. I had physical therapy, and the staff was really good. They had dominoes, bingo, movies, cards, art classes, and a class where you make jewelry. They also took people out to Walmart or the Dollar Store. I had a room by myself that was pretty big for one person. Every morning, they came and cleaned. The grounds were kept up and big but not really large. You could go out and sit if you wanted to or walk around.

rhondalumassey

i searched around when put my dad in skilled nursing and chose this one for 2 reasns my mom was there for 4 days before going back to hospital and she was difficult food had to be just right just the right close she had alzheimers she was always cold etc etc told mac when we admitted her the problems then had to go admit dad 1 hr after that to hospital when i got back about 9pm she was happily watching tv and seemed adjusted already mac went out of his way to help her since i had to go . Wow what a relief and the care they have tasken with my da is awesome leslie sees everthing +gets done just as i want it its great Make sure to ask for leslie to speak with first then get the others for the tour

AnonymousVisitor101

Heritage Oaks wasn’t so good. I want to sue them. When I got my wife out, all her skin was peeling off. Then I got it on me. It took over a year to get rid off this stuff. The room that she was in was spacious, and they kept it clean. The food was nice. I got her out because she was going downhill fast. I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone.

Unbellieviable

I want to express my appreciation to Heritage Oaks for accepting my friend Medicaid pending when no other facility would. When I placed my friend at Heritage Oaks she was experiencing the worst behaviors due to dementia. She screamed and cursed constantly due to her illness. Even though I lived in fear for almost two years that Heritage Oaks would tire of her uncontrollable yelling and discharge her, they never did!! I worried about my friends care constantly because her behaviors could have made the staff not want to be near her. That was not the case. Especially the day staff of hall four!! They were devoted to my friend and I appreciate everything they did to care for my friend.

fallen

I attended rehab here after breaking my hip. I was impeased with every aspect of my care-from receiving meds on time to the kindness of all that cared for me.

joyful89

Heritage Oaks has some bad rap out there from YEARS ago, but from what I have seen it has really taken itself and cleaned up and completely have done a 180! The facility is a tad older but thats okay they are renovating. Also, the nurses all there take the time to say hello to each neighbor(as they call it) and always try and offer them someting to do or eat. I really was impressed with this place!

Family membertx

I recently visited this facility and was quite impressed with the level of care and love shown to the residents. The staff seems to treat the residents like family. The building is not the greatest, but it looks like they are also renovating so that should improve.

TeresaL

I would NEVER let my loved ones nor my enemies for that matter stay in this place. I visited in April 2012 to see about a new home for my dad. During the tour, there were several issues that caught my immediate attention: 1. The place stunk like urine. It hit my sister and I as soon as we walked in. We even overheard staff there say it was worse than "the usual". 2. Residents were lining the walls in their wheel chairs. Not once during the tour did the staff address the residents. No touching, no waving, saying hi...nothing with the exception of my next comment... 3. There was a new resident in the hallway. She said she was lost as this was her 2nd day there and she needed to find the way to the dining room as it was dinner time. Our tour guide told her to wait, that he was busy and would see about helping her later. My sister and I looked at each other stunned and appalled. I had to actually told him to help her. I felt compelled to post this after I saw the channel 4 6pm news today showing an elderly female resident here being pulled up by her hair, pinched, and pushed around in the face with a pillow! And her daughter works there! How do they treat the elderly that don't have visitors to check up on their will being? And the administrator basically tried to cover it up. I feel for the people in here. Please visit nursing homes several times, unannounced, and at various times of the day and night before placing your loved ones.