Bend Transitional Care

Bring your own mattress, bring your own ice compress for pain, learn to hold back urges to urinate for 45 minutes, learn to identify each one of your prescriptions before you take them. I have a long list of legitimate grievances. By appearances it is wonderful clean and modern but in getting into actual services, beware. Most importantly the distribution of prescription drugs is a nightmare. After 2 weeks it did not improve after numerous complaints. The beds are broken down foam and a detriment to your spine. The food is mostly processed with a lot of sugar. Very little fresh/​whole. There are a few wonderful staff members and many incompetent uncaring ones. The administrative staff is primarily concerned with keeping costs down and avoiding liability at any cost. If you have to be there, make sure that you have family to oversee your medications and concerns and can follow through for you. I have had staff share common concerns and scary stories. I am being penalized for insisting on early discharge at this point but feeling that I will be way ahead of the game as a result.

Very unprofessional! My Uncle came here from the hospital after a stroke and it was terrible. The people didn’t have time to return calls but they sure were there to sign him up for care. When we visited he was always laying around in bed and sleeping. He was fully ambulatory when he went in and he actually got worse by the time he left! They put him in a wheelchair because they were too lazy to walk him. He lost 19 lbs while there. They couldn’t even show up for a Family Care Plan. Don’t go there unless its a last resort and then family had better visit every day.