Sagebrook was very helpful with assisting my mother-in -law while she was in rehab. Highly recommend this place as you can tell from the highly trained staff. Also they follow the covid protocols which made us feel that our family and other families are being taken care of in the current situation we are all in at the moment

Friend staff! Definitely recommend checking out for your loved ones. And they are taking all the proper Covid precautions!

Love the staff. Wonderful facility. Excellent care given!

I am writing this review to share my wonderful experience with Sagebrook Nursing and Rehabilitation. My mother was in the ICU for a serious heart issue and was transferred to Sagebrook after she was discharged to help her regain her strength after 2 weeks in the hospital. My mom is also battling Alzheimers in addition to the heart issue she experienced, so I worried that it would be difficult finding a facility that would be able to give her the full, quality care she needed. I was so relieved to find that every single staff member we encountered was friendly, professional, and gave the highest level of care and attention to her. I especially would like to recognize the following people who worked closely with my mom: Verna Regier (administrator), Travis Kalina (social worker), Rene Taherzadeh (admissions coordinator), Paul Acosta (PTA), Allison Abendroth (Director of Rehab), and Anne Walsh (COTA). Thank you everyone at Sagebrook for taking such great care of my mom and for helping put my mind and nerves at ease during such a stressful time!

We have the same sentiment as the previous poster. For the first few days, my father in law was left in bed all day, in his hospital gown, unshaved, and only received assistance from PT to get up once a day. He was even being served his meals in bed. I had to ask that he get help with putting normal clothes on, that a comfortable chair (not a dining chair) be brought to his room so hes not laying in bed all day, and that he sits in a chair to eat. Due to the lack of rehab, he has done a lot of recovery for his independent tasks on his own, which is good. These are not just rehab concerns, these are dignity concerns. Yes, the people are kind, but in hindsight, we would have selected a different facility thats more rehab focused.Update: We picked him up today and the condition they discharged him in is absolutely unacceptable. He looked and smelled homeless. Take your loved one someplace else... even if its only for two weeks.

Nursing facility may be good but Im reviewiing here the rehab. Terrible organizaton and no spirit of rehabilitation for highly functional individuals. Despite my eforts for them to rehabilitate so my Dad could use the walker, they discharged him wheelchair bound knowing he was going to a house with 2 floors and steps. He had plenty of insurance coverage to continue recovery but convinced him he was ready to leave without regards of where he was going. I feel there was not rehab mentality, just nursing home mentality for non-functional individuals. If you are going to call yourself rehab facility, then do what is needed to rehab the individual. I can attest the nurses and aides were very kind and helpful, but doctor and staff had more business motives than the well being of the person.

Horrible place to work dont do it

HORRIBLE place