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My mom is taking very good care of at Post Acute therapy. She likes the staff very well and the staff like her. I appreciate the staff and everything they do.
Update: 7/22/26 Found mom’s call light button hidden from her again, brought it to the nurse managers attention. Mom’s roommates call light button was hidden from her too. There were numerous flies flying around the room landing on mom. Human feces and a bloody dressing on the floor behind the head of mom’s bed. Dried food on the floor. Mom’s refused meds were also sitting on moms tray table where any mobile resident could have come into her room and taken them. I told the nurse manager if I come in to find mom’s call light button hidden again, the police will be called. Pictures of the feces on the floor and abandoned meds posted below. Update: July 16 2020 I was visiting Mom at Hillsboro Post Acute and mom’s roommate kept yelling out for the nurse. I walked over to make sure the room ate had her call light button and reminded her of how to use it. I found the roommates call light button tucked into a drawer out of the roomates reach. I clipped it onto her top sheet where she could reach it. Finding the call light hidden from the roomates made me wonder if my mom’s was hidden too. I found moms woven into her bedframe, under her mattress. When I asked the nurse why the call light was not accessible she said she did not know, and that she was an agency nurse, and call lights are not her responsibility and that I needed to watch my tone. It is illegal for patients call lights to be out of their reach. Hillsboro Post Acute is the most dangerous place your loved one could live. They do not follow nursing home laws and the Patients Bill of Rights. A video of finding mom’s call light button is posted below. Zero stars wasn’t an option, so I had to give Hillsboro Post Acute Care one star to write a review. DO NOT place your loved ones here . The place is dirty, cramped, in poor repair, and understaffed with nurses who refuse to answer any questions or concerns. Since being transferred to long term care, they have moved my mom four times, each time to a more and more cramped room , this time I found all of Mom’s personal belongings such as family photos and special gifts from loved ones, things that make her room seem “home like” in a pile on her shared closet floor.
I stayed there for rehab, it was a real nice place. They had a great rehab gym, the bike was my favorite. They also had great snacks and food. I liked the activities a lot, we would go on field trips to fun places like Roosters
We had our elderly neighbor in here for rehabilitation for a short while. Of course he moaned and groaned about being here but he just wanted to be back home. He finally got home and happily doing lots better. All the people were awesome with him and us. Only thing I would say is maybe a little better on some of the food. Thank you for the time you worked with him and us.
Very good place to have a loved one.
Business response 3 months ago
Has impressive, caring staff. Only request is less agency at night so I know who will be on staff.
Business response 3 months ago
Staff was incredible and took good care of my mom. The administrator, HR and social services were excellent and very responsive to our concerns. Thank you for all that you did.
Business response 3 months ago
This place gave me all the care and support I needed to get back on my feet. The staff was very helpful and the physical therapy was phenomenal. Can’t say enough good things about the physical therapy staff. Highly recommend
Business response 3 months ago
Brought my grandpa here for therapy after he said he wanted to try it rather than go home on hospice. Unfortunately he declined quickly so we moved him home on hospice but the facility worked with hospice to make it happen on short notice over the weekend. The facility met expectations, we as his family tried to be there as much as possible, especially during meals to help feed him which I would encourage everyone to do if you have a loved one in a nursing facility. Too many people dump their family in these places and only show up to complain about their care occasionly.
Business response 3 months ago
Beautiful facility with very caring staff.
Therapy is great. Nursing and the assistants are also really helpful. The food is good too.
Therapy is the best. They were constantly trying to get me out of here and were invested in my health. Wish the other services were as good.
We had our mama here for a short stay after her surgery, and all in all, it was a good experience. The therapy folks were real kind and worked hard to get her back on her feet. Most of the nurses were attentive and helpful, though there were a couple shifts where things felt a little slow. Her room was clean, and the place didn’t have that strong nursing home smell like you sometimes expect. The food was alright. Some meals she enjoyed, other times she just picked at it, but they were good about offering something else if she didn’t want what was on the tray. The building’s a little older, but it feels homey. It wasn’t perfect, but they sure did care. We’d definitely keep this place in mind if any of us need care again down the road.
Staff here is excellent. Its nice and I like it here, you’ll definitely get the help need. Therapy is good here. I like them.
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