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Make Us Your Choice For Short Rehab
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- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat - Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 410-742-8896
- Address:
- 900 Booth St Salisbury, MD 21801
- Link:
- Categories
- Nursing & Convalescent Homes, Assisted Living & Elder Care Services, Nursing Homes-Intermediate Care Facility, Occupational Therapists, Rehabilitation Services
- Services / Products
- Occupational Therapy, For Short-Term Rehab, Residential Care, Assisted Living Referrals, Physical Therapy, Elder Care, Accepting New Patients, Assisted Living
- Accreditation
Certified
- Other Information
Parking: On Site
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Services: Occupational Therapy, For Short-Term Rehab, Residential Care, Assisted Living Referrals, Physical Therapy, Elder Care, Accepting New Patients, Assisted Living
General Info
Wicomico Nursing Home provides twenty-four hour nursing care, performed by Registered Nurses, licensed Practical Nurses and Certified Geriatric Nursing Assistants, all under supervision of the Medical Director and Director of Nursing.Meals and special diets are planned by the Registered Dietitian and prepared under the direction of a qualified Food Service Manager.A wide range of therapeutic recreational activities are provided to meet the individual needs of our residents, in a group setting or on a one to one basis.There is a variety of room accommodations, all with cable TV hook up availability. Walkers, wheel-chairs, and geri-recliner chairs are available for resident use.Residents are accepted by referral of the personal physician and are admitted without regard to race, color, religious belief, political affiliation or opinion, sex or physical handicap.
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Reviews
The Medical Staff at Wicomico Nursing Home is very caring and knowledgeable, we have been very pleased with everyone and my wife continues to improve thank you.
06/02/15
Everyone is so friendly at Wicomico Nursing Home. They are available when you need them and help with anything.
03/19/15
I really like how everyday with Wicomico Nursing Home is a learning experience.
08/20/14
I cannot thank the nurses enough for all they do for my grandmother. They are exceptional! I recommend this facility to everyone I know.
05/14/14
There is always someone around to ask any questions and we all feel completely comfortable speaking with anyone.
01/16/14
we are appreciative of all the fine care our dad received during his stay at this facility
09/11/13
I feel very comfortable asking questions here- everyone is like family to us! Mom is getting excellent care.
05/16/13
With the staff being so friendly and caring, our dad adjusted very well at WNH!
01/10/13
Both mine and my father's needs were met, he was provided with great care and I was assured that he was in good hands by everyone here...very much appreciated.
09/04/12
All of the staff went above and beyond for my father. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I will absolutely recommend their services to anyone looking for nursing home care.
06/20/12
Wicomico Nursing Home gave us some peace of mind. We are forever grateful to the entire staff.
03/08/12
I was so pleasantly surprised by the welcome we received when I brought my father to Wicomico Nursing Home. I felt so comfortable and happy seeing the care my father was receiving. The entire staff is exceptional. The physical therapy staff are so accommodating. I wish you could clone every staff member there!
My father was there only a few days before he passed away --- every day I went in to see him and he would say, "This is a terrible place. I would never leave you in a place like this". It haunts me to this day!! Theywould not respond to his light, he would try to get up to go to the bathroom by himself and fell one time and I caught him one time. Another time, the Director of Social Services was in his room with me and after about 40 mins. she went to get someone as they never had answered his light and he needed to go to the bathroom. If they turned him at night, they were rough with him; one nurse made him sit in the hall and told him "he deserved to sit there" when he said he was uncomfortable and cold. I made a formal report on this and have never received a followup and asked for one. It was a nightmare for him as well as for me; I had just hired a CNA from Angels Network to come sit with him, but he died before that happened. I still have nightmares over this.
