The nursing staff, the aides, and all the rest of the staff on the 3rd floor are very friendly and very nice. They are always smiling. They go out of their way to say hello to me. They will stop and speak to my cousin, who I have come to see. It will make him smile. They take time to call him by name. And that means so very much to me. They make him smile, they make him laugh. And I am very fond of them on the third floor when it comes to their friendliness.
Assuring Our Residents’ Satisfaction
Whether you’re recovering from an illness or an injury, looking for long term care, or a hospice or respite program, we encourage you to explore what people are saying about Centennial:
I have experienced a well-trained and polite staff at Centennial Rehabilitation center. The facility is always clean and odor-free.
My two sisters and two brothers-in-law were worried about leaving our frightened and delirious 90-year-old mother in anyone’s care. She was recovering from surgery after breaking her hip and was already struggling with Parkinson’s and Dementia. Her condition was fragile and we were uncertain of where to put her for recovery, but received a recommendation for the rehab at Centennial from a trusted Geriatric Care Manager. After some research, we elected to transfer our mother to this facility. The team provided the expected services–daily Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy. All of that was excellent and our mother made some very positive progress. But what really impressed us, was how the nurses and aides worked as a cohesive team to create a positive and loving community. The energy at Centennial was powerful, uplifting and infectious and social. Sure, most of the patients are in wheelchairs struggling with age related illnesses or injuries, but they were listening to music, hanging out together in the common areas, eating Italian ices, attending musical performances, bingo, crafts and even a carnival! While our mother’s dementia prevents her from participating in most activities, the aides took the time to bring her to these events which my mother enjoyed being a part of. There was always a helping hand to get my mother’s nails cut, wash her clothing, get us information about her medications, how much she was eating or progress in PT. Centennial has no fancy façade. It is not about appearances. It is about a building a strong community and providing absolutely excellent care. For that, the team at Centennial deserves our highest recommendation.
Everyone was very nice to my father… They give good care and actually care about their patients and their well-being and want them to become better with therapy and not just send them home if they’re not getting better. There are a lot of activities there and things to do. Well staffed.
5 stars for Centennial staff making a new long-term care resident and their family feel so cared for and welcome on Day 1. From Cynthia the SW, Littles in Admissions, Eleanor Unit Mgr, Nurse Ed and other staff members making this patient and family feel safe in their care. So wonderful to see!
Overall, the facility and amenities were clean, bright, spacious, and airy. The staff was welcoming, warm, and pleasant. Thank you for taking care of my dad, E. Haley.
My husband and I would like to thank Mercedes for her wonderful attitude and personality with the family and residents. She deserves some type of recognition for who she is and how she represents Centennial Healthcare.
As a retired Nurse and health Care Supervisor, I know a great, caring and wonderful person that exemplifies her duties and just being a caring person. The residents really seem to respond well to her. Thank you Mercedes for such a wonderful experience while visiting my father, Clifford Brown.
Sincerely,
Love working for Centennial because of the wisdom that the residents provide on a daily basis. It’s just like having Thanksgiving every day!