The Rehab Suites at Magnolia Crossing
10800 Flora Mae Meadows Rd, Houston, TX 77089
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5
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March 24, 2021
The facility is clean, staff is so supportive and since the COVID pandemic, the staff has kept our family up to date on the facility policies and my grandmother is doing great! I am so happy with her care:) Lillie
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The Rehab Suites at Magnolia Crossing is a Senior Living provider in Houston, Texas that offers residents Nursing Homes services. Contact The Rehab Suites at Magnolia Crossing for more details on services and rates.
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Reviews of The Rehab Suites at Magnolia Crossing in Houston, Texas
2.4
(15 reviews)
Facility
3.4
Staff
3.4
Food
2.9
Activities
3.3
Value
3.3
Ms. Lillie
5
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March 24, 2021
The facility is clean, staff is so supportive and since the COVID pandemic, the staff has kept our family up to date on the facility policies and my grandmother is doing great! I am so happy with her care:) Lillie
holliemadisen
1
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October 25, 2020
The telephone in the rooms don’t work, they tell you that they work but it is NOT true. When you call and the receptionist connects you the line drops. They keep saying they will write up a note to maintenance but they never fix it. Over 7 months the phones do not work!!! Also, every time I ask my mother what she ate she says a sandwich and she’s tired of eating sandwiches. The staff is very rude, if you say anything they are extremely rude and they treat your family member badly if you complaint too much. This place is a dump! I’m taking my mom out!!!
Rosalia V
5
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October 5, 2020
This facility is very clean. The staff/employees are super nice and attentive. Activities Director was amazing and allowed me to Facetime with my family member. My loved one felt right at home.
Warren W.
5
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September 17, 2020
My grandfather was in this facility, the overall apperance was neat & clean, the staff was amazing, the nursing staff was attentive to his needs . Our family was very happy with his care. WWiliams
HoustonStrong
5
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September 15, 2020
We have a family member on the Memory Care Unit at Clear Brook Crossing, and we LOVE it here! all of the staff is very caring and attentive to all of the resident's at this facility. Any time we have a question we have many people that are willing to help and always follow up with an answer. We love the Drs at the facility and are sure to keep us up to date on our family member's health and current medical conditions. The activities are wonderful and have a nice variety for residents on and off the memory care. Everyone is always willing to help and answer questions. Our family member and family could not be happier here!
Frustrated2020
1
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February 25, 2020
You will never be able to reach anyone by phone. Voicemails are not set up and phones just ring even during weekdays. Insurance is improperly billed and The menu sheets for what they are eating does not match what’s on their plate. Staff is Hurd saying things like “They think this is the Taj Mahal” When one resident asked for a different kind of sandwich. At over $5000 a month V they should be able to ask for something different
Sagemont
1
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June 18, 2019
Clear brook crossing is the worst nursing home ever!! Do not put your loved one here!!! My father had a stroke and when I showed up 2 weeks after his stroke, I had to bring it to the staffs attention and cAll 911 myself. Hospital told me it was 2 weeks earlier he had the stroke. Dad stopped talking and eating during those 2 weeks and nobody even noticed. He was healthy and then died shortly afterwards! His face was even droopy and nobody cared. Stay away!!!
Suzanne Matocha
1
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January 16, 2017
I would NOT recommend CBC to anyone. We put our Mom there after he broke her hip at another incompetent home. She recuperated from her partial hip replacement August 1. By late October she was walking with the assistance of a therapist. After her 100 days of rehab paid by Medicare was up, we are pretty sure they were not getting her out of bed. December 16, 2016 a friend was there and called us that Mom had a fever. One of the nurses told her to NOT call us. Within several hours, they had to rush Mom to the hospital with a fever of 102 degrees. Yet, CBC called me several times when Mom sustained a scratch. Mom passed away December 26. In late October, she was as healthy as she could be. She did suffer from Alzheimers, but all her organs were in good shape. There is a constant turnover of caregivers. We had all her clothing labelled but one very nice 2-piece velour suit was stolen. We would see Mom's clothes on other residents. The theft was petty but they are responsible for our mother contracting pneumonia.
jg2448
1
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January 12, 2017
Should have a negative star rating. Hate to give it even a one star. My Mom was a resident for 6 weeks after a hospital stay. They did every thing in their power not to do anything. They missed meds and meals even though she had a family member with her 24/7. They refused to do follow-up blood work as suggested by hospital discharge paperwork. They would not do a chest x ray after doctor said he would order one. Finally 4 days later, a nurse insisted she have one done. She had pneumonia. They ignored her during the day. I took her to ER after I was disgusted with their lack of care. She passed away at home 3 days after released from hospital. Do not take your loved one there. It is a one star facility and should not be in business.
disgustedwiththisplace
1
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October 10, 2016
There is no way to explain how horrendous this place is. It is only a few years old and looks beautiful But believe me it is all show and no substance. The people there have no compassion and don't give a darn about their clients. They leave people sitting waiting for 25 minutes or longer to get help to go to the bathroom. They are way understaffed and it is because no one wants to work there. It was the most unorganized and depressing place I have ever seen. The mentality seems to be just say what the clients want to hear and don't worry about following through. The "helpers" were rude, obnoxious and did as little as possible for the clients. They all just seem to be there to get a paycheck but sure don't want to earn it. The food was so awful I can't imagine who is doing the cooking. So of course people were just wasting away in their wheelchairs. This place is a joke and should not even be allowed to be in business. If I could give them a negative rating I would. One star is way too high for this place.
hmckinney
4
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May 3, 2016
We had a few minor issues the first few days, but the case worker Kristen went above and beyond to ensure that my Aunt had everything she needed. She even set up all of the equipment and therapy at home so I didn't have to worry. Very smooth process. The lady in activities (sorry I forgot her name) was so wonderful and always encouraged her to join bingo and other events. Nurse Mona and Rane were wonderful. I recommend Clear Brook highly for your loved one.
gizzysmomma
1
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January 14, 2016
I rate this place no stars my grandparents were there for a year they did not have any communication with me. One nurse was trying to give my pop his diabetes shot and he wouldn't let her so she just kept jabbing at him and I told her to stoop before she pokes him in the eye with the needle and she proceeded to tell me that he didn't get his shot then he isn't going to eat and I told her unless your going to take his plate out from under him with me there then come try. My pops had alzheimers and he couldn't talk. I had several problems with this one nurse prior to this incident and I had told the management that she was no longer allowed in their room at all. On Dec.24,2014 low and behold she was in there again he did not like her at all and when she went in there he flipped out and she ended up sending him to the hospital without notifying any one.. I am the poa, needless to say that would have been my last Christmas with him, he passed away in Feb.2015. I then pulled my Nana out of there...Bottom line DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONES THERE.management there needs to be replace a couple of nurses there are great. I would not recommend this place to anyone. There were a lot more incidents with management
Allison6
1
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March 20, 2015
They have a lot of work to be done at Clearbrook Crossing Rehab. The nurse to patient ratio is 1 is to 18. They basically have like a standard blood pressure cup that you would get from Walmart or Walgreens for an individual, and they only have two of them in the building. From what I witnessed, the patients I thought were sitting around. It didn't look very impressive to me. It is most definitely not somewhere I would I advise someone to take their loved one.
clearlake2014
1
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June 26, 2014
I was a resident at Clear Brook for over 8 months. I was very displeased with my stay. I was bed ridden for over 2 months. When I pushed call light to get help from aides it was usually ignored, there was a long waiting time for pain meds if aides even told med nurse I needed meds.I went from one Saturday to Monday with out having my diaper changed even tho I asked every shift to change me. Aides and nurses at times were very rude and disrespectful. My family had to intervene several times. Laundry lost my clothes and had money stolen several times.
Linda72567450
4
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December 3, 2013
My mom is still in rehab at Clear Brook Crossing Rehab. We're very happy where she is in right now. I have two options to go to two places that was close by and this one was only six months old, that's why I choose this facility. For us, the highlights of this facility are that it is close to us, it is very clean, and all the nurses have been very nice to my mom and she really likes that. Plus, it is new.
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