Statesman Health and Rehabilitation Center

This is my worst experience ever. I was admitted for rehab and recovery for a broken pelvis. I needed a diaper because I am not allowed to use the bathroom thus far. I'm being left to sit in urine for hrs on end. The girls who clean me up continuously push on my pelvis where it's broke causing me pain for 2-3 days in my leg so much so I couldn't go to therapy yesterday. I'm to the point that I will be leaving very soon. I can't stand sitting in urine or having girls pushing down on a broken bone with a 8" long bruise that's trying to heal.

At first this facility seemed like a really nice place to work for. After applying for a full time position and going through a drug screen, having a botched ppd test done, and asking all my questions the director of nursing offered me a position. Not the position I thought I was applying for, she was only offering me every other weekend with only a five day orientation. So basically I was very disappointed and wrote a polite email declining her offer. It was very upsetting she did not have the professionalism or the courtesy to email me back after the traveling, time, and the missed work from my current employer. I can only hope the patients and their families get answers when they have concerns and in the very least a response. Not to mention the orientation for staff is only five days long which is pretty scary for people they are trying to hire for only every other weekend. Would not recommend this place for a place of employment.

I want to start by saying I'm so grateful to the amazing team at Statesman for the care my sister received there. The staff there were so kind and caring towards Penny and our whole family. Before she went to Statesman she spent over a month in the ICU and I thought I'd never get to spend time with her or talk with her again, but thanks to the incredible medical team at Statesman I got to sit and laugh with her again. She loved the nurses and the CNAs, especially Savanna RN and Katia CNA. I can't say enough about the wonderful experience our family had because of the genuinely caring staff there and would highly recommend this facility to anyone who's loved one needs top notch care and healing!

ahhh whenever I go to visit mom the place is always so cute!! I don't know who does the decorations but theyre always keeping it lively!! she seems to like the staff a lot too and only seems to complain about being old LOL. no problems here!

Worst experience ever in any medical facility. If you want to find a place to put your "loved one" to be left uncared for.... this is the place.

My father died because of the negligient care he received at Statesman. They did not even have the courtesy or professionalism to reach out to me to tell me what happened. Stay Away from this facility if you truly love your family member.

The staff took great care of my mother, treating her with such kindneas making her stay there as pleasant as it could be.

My uncle has been a resident at Statesman Health and Rehab since 2012. Prior to admitting to Statesman, he was in a few other facilities. Based on my experiences with the other facilites, I can honestly say that I am greatful for the wonderful care that he receives at this facility. The nursing staff is always caring and friendly. The staff pays attention to his interests, and allows him to follow a routine that suites him. The activities progam is wonderful and provides numerous activities in the facility, such as entertainers and games, but they also do trips that enable the residents to enjoy life outside of the nursing home. Thank you to all of the wonderful staff members at Statesman Health and Rehab!

the first day my mom was transferred from the north philly hospital she dies the 1 first day at this hospital I know she was going to make it she was getting a lot better and then this pos place did not hook the machines up to to keep her a live. I would not recommend this place for any one

I sit here alone, emotional and in total disbelief. My father, John DeBonis has passed away at 12:02am after 157 days in the hospital. He was progressing well; however, on Friday night the Nurses at his Rehab Hospital failed to give him Oxygen when he complained of breathing difficulties. They failed to call 911 which resulted with him in cardiac arrest and brain damage. I turned off the machines at 6:45pm and I held his hand until he breathed his last breath. It was the most difficult thing I ever have done. The noise will haunt me forever. This facility is negligient and failed to provide the appropriate care for my father.