Windsor Country Drive Care Center
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- 2500 Country Drive, Fremont, CA 94536
- (510) 792-4242
- 3.3 ( 3 reviews )
- Nursing Homes
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About This Community
Windsor Country Drive Care Center is a premier skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility, providing patient-centered care in a warm and comfortable environment. Our goal is to help our residents increase their independence and reach their highest level of functionality. We provide a wide range of rehabilitation services with a focus on taking a proactive approach to recovery. Our services include physical, occupational, recreational, and speech therapies, advanced wound care, antibiotic therapy, respiratory and pulmonary care, pain management, and post-surgical care. On site, we offer social events, a range of indoor and outdoor activities, bedside TVs, and restaurant style dining.
Reviews
3.3
( 3 Reviews )
ReviewerAT0516
May 30, 2019
My mother-in-law is at Windsor Country Drive Care Center for physical therapy and occupational therapy. Shes been there for two months now. However, we have to remind the nursing staff on certain things for patient needs. Family support is paramount to keep her focused going forward, so we have to do this job of reminding the nursing staff, but its not all the time. The food from my perspective, she gets three square meals, but she doesnt always like the food.
FXR92
November 19, 2012
The Staff was friendly. My grandmother never had anything bad to say about them (and she was one that would have spoke up). They were always polite to the family when we came up to see her and would contact us if there anything was ever wrong with her. The food there wasn't that great it smelled much worse than the hospital food and it looked and from what my grandmother told tasted of very low quality. The Facility itself was pretty clean although the carpets had a strong smell of urine and sometimes feces but otherwise it seemed pretty clean. My only complaint about the place was the management would neglect to call my mother who was power of attorney whenever medicare would stop paying for my grandmothers medical expenses letting debt pile up and leaving the family to find a way to deal with it. Other than management and a few distruptive residents that would yell alot the place was not too bad.
Greg Brennan
March 21, 2008
They continue to stuff more beds in each room - three beds in rooms originally designed for two. They also try to move long-term patients in two-bed rooms into rooms with three beds... The obvious goal: Increase profitability by 50%