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Regency Wenatchee Rehabiliation & Nursing Center
1326 Red Apple Rd, Wenatchee, WA 98801
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November 25, 2023
I was in Regency Wenatchee Rehabilitation and Nursing Center for a while. All the nurses and the people that come in and help you and stuff were very nice and very friendly. Any time I needed something, I rang the bell, and they were right there. During meals, you had a choice whether you wanted to went down to the dining room or to stay in your room and they would bring your dinner to you. There were a couple of times I did go down to the dining room and the ones that go down to the dining room were people who were in electric wheelchairs or they had walkers and canes. When I was there, nobody talked to me except the people who worked there. I had a lot of trouble with the food. They were bringing it to me in my room. They had set menus for each meal and if you didn't want what they had, they had extra stuff that people could order instead of that. I'm diabetic, so a lot of the food that they brought to me was very high in carbs, which is not good. There's a lot of food that I don't eat because of the medications I take and I would ask them, "Please do not put this on my food" and my food would come and it'd be there and I'd call them up and I said, "You made a mistake again," but when the food came, the stuff I could eat was good. They had a few activities, maybe two a day, and it was usually something at that time I wasn't able to participate in. They had places where they would have arts and crafts and bowling and stuff like that. There was another one where you could go in and read books, play the piano, and put together puzzles.
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About Regency Wenatchee Rehabiliation & Nursing Center in Wenatchee, Washington
Regency Wenatchee Rehabilitation & Nursing Center, located in Wenatchee, WA, provides a variety of care options, including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, and respite care. The center offers both private and semi-private rooms to accommodate different preferences and needs.
The rooms at Regency Wenatchee are equipped with several amenities designed for comfort and convenience. Residents have access to outdoor common areas, provided meals, and organized activities and programs. The center also includes communal dining, salon services, and shared common areas. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, walking and hiking areas are available. Additionally, WiFi and internet access are provided to help residents stay connected.
Regency Wenatchee supports the health and well-being of its residents through a range of services. These include physical therapy and rehabilitation, medication management, diabetic care, and occupational therapy and rehabilitation. A chef is on staff to prepare meals, catering to various dietary needs and preferences. The center also organizes social activities and events, entertainment programs, facilitated field trips and outings, and spiritual activities and programs, offering a well-rounded experience for its residents.
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November 25, 2023
I was in Regency Wenatchee Rehabilitation and Nursing Center for a while. All the nurses and the people that come in and help you and stuff were very nice and very friendly. Any time I needed something, I rang the bell, and they were right there. During meals, you had a choice whether you wanted to went down to the dining room or to stay in your room and they would bring your dinner to you. There were a couple of times I did go down to the dining room and the ones that go down to the dining room were people who were in electric wheelchairs or they had walkers and canes. When I was there, nobody talked to me except the people who worked there. I had a lot of trouble with the food. They were bringing it to me in my room. They had set menus for each meal and if you didn't want what they had, they had extra stuff that people could order instead of that. I'm diabetic, so a lot of the food that they brought to me was very high in carbs, which is not good. There's a lot of food that I don't eat because of the medications I take and I would ask them, "Please do not put this on my food" and my food would come and it'd be there and I'd call them up and I said, "You made a mistake again," but when the food came, the stuff I could eat was good. They had a few activities, maybe two a day, and it was usually something at that time I wasn't able to participate in. They had places where they would have arts and crafts and bowling and stuff like that. There was another one where you could go in and read books, play the piano, and put together puzzles.
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