Overall Review of Norwood Health & Rehabilation
caveat
11 reviews mention this
Staff responsiveness feels inconsistent
Families describe trouble reaching staff and care that can feel sporadic.
Several reviews say getting help is difficult, including calls going unanswered and nurses not interacting with residents. Others describe few staff interactions, employees avoiding patients, or a lack of nurses when help is needed. A couple of reviews are more positive, praising staff assistance and caring attention, but other accounts describe high staff turnover through agency staffing and a âhit or missâ experience in the rehab setting.
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6 reviews mention this
Cleanliness and pests are concerns
Residents and families mention sanitation problems that raise health and comfort worries.
Multiple reviews report conditions like roaches, strong odors in hallways, dirty or poorly maintained rooms, and reports of ripped or missing hygiene items. Others mention infestations or infections, including scabies, and describe bedding and transfer as part of what contributed to the issue. There are also accounts of residents sitting in unclean-looking conditions, including matted hair and stained clothes, and one review describes a long stretch without baths or shampoo after transfer to the facility.
caveat
5 reviews mention this
Care outcomes raise neglect fears
Some reviews link the facility to serious declines or preventable-sounding issues.
A number of accounts describe serious problems during stays, including dehydration and neglect concerns, falls, and bedsores. Others describe delayed or inadequate support for residents with complex needs, including a severe dementia situation where staff appeared unprepared and the resident was ultimately hospitalized. Additional reviews describe changes in health management during transfer and later rapid declines, which led family members to question how needs were handled while they were away from the facility.
common
3 reviews mention this
Activities can improve daily quality
The activities department is one of the more positively described parts of daily life.
Some reviewers specifically praise the activities department, saying there are lots of things going on and that live entertainment helps residents. One review ties improved engagement to the activity director taking more interest in residents, and another describes the activities department starting up after a disruption and being caring and concerned. Alongside mixed experiences with nursing, these comments suggest activities may be a bright spot for quality of life.
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