Beaver Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center

The care to say the least, was substandard, to say the most, negligent and abusive. I was there for physical rehab, because I was malnourished and had lost partial use of my legs. On one occasion, I had rung the call bell, and when no one came, I went to the restroom alone. I was supposed to have assistance. I fell leaving the bathroom. I called out for help, and a nurse named Maria came in the room. She immediately began to berate me for having fallen. And said "get up, use your walker *you're not paralyzed, stand up". "I'm not a crane, to lift you....I have patients all up and down the hall....my back hurts , and I'm not going to lift you." I crawled to the bed and tried to lift myself up. I couldn't. She came over to the bed still yelling, and lifted me up by my pants and onto the bed. I needed nausea medication, because the abuse made me feel like I was going to vomit. Don't subject your loved ones to this place. Most of the staff are rude and uncaring. I filed a report with the administrator. Nothing was done as far as I know regarding the incident. The exception to the neglect/abuse, was the PT/OT department. They were outstanding, and caring. I can walk with a walker because of them. I will always be grateful to them for all the support and assistance they provided.

I've been here at Beaver Healthcare and Rehabilitation for 5 months now. It's a pretty large facility, and it's all on one floor. Right now, there are about 35 residents here. They have a large dining room, but you can eat in your room or the dining room. They have a few different activities like coffee and chat in the morning, jeopardy, puzzles, bingo, and outdoor time. My room is supposed to be shared, but I've been alone in it for most of my time here. But they have private rooms, too. Some staff are very nice and very helpful, and then there are some that are just here to work. The physical and occupational therapies are OK, but not the best.

My mother went there for physical therapy, luckily she was only there for 3 weeks but still that was 3 weeks to long. The day she arrived there from the hospital I took her clothes and hygiene products. When I walked in the room I was shocked. The TV was old enough to get served in any bar, the room was small and she had a roommate. Also, her roommate and her had to share this TV, I'm not kidding it was the old big thick style, and it was like a 27 inch. The staff would show up eventually when the bell was hit but they weren't in any hurry. The food was subpar. A few of the brand new clothes went "missing" and they had her name written in them.

Completely disorganized and unprofessional. Most workers are so disrespectful, rude, miserable, unfriendly, and unaccomodating...only there for a paycheck. A few were caring but the rest need to find other jobs because they don't care about a person's dignity or well being. Not helping a patient to the bathroom, that is capable with assistance, and letting them sit in a diaper or on a bed pan. Throwing urine soaked clothes on the shelf in the closet or an empty drawer. The whole room smelled. Then...leaving a soiled brief inside pants instead of throwing it away. Just lazy, incompetent, ignorant, disrespectful and disgraceful. Don't ever let your loved ones go there...you will regret it.

This facility has the best CNAs I’ve ever seen. They all work so well together and they are great with all of the residents.