Signature Healthcare At North Hardin Rehab & Wellness

My time at Signature North Hardin was outstanding. The care from the first minute I rolled into the facility until I left was 110% positive in every way possible. The staff was amazing 👏 in every way. Physical therapy accomplished my physical needs. They explained everything I needed to know about my stay. I am able to walk today because Signature North Hardin- Cared about me. From: Maria Batistoni

Signature North Hardin's therapy is very good. The staff has listened to our concerns and criticism, and it has gotten better. My mom does therapy and goes to some of the church services they offer. They have a Fair Day where they serve snow cones and cotton candy which my mom really enjoys. Food is one of the concerns because they send out an order form or a menu, and Mom selects things, but she doesn't get the things she selected.

I am a former rehab patient And my room was cleaned everyday It is in the rules now that we shower twice a week and on those days if not before the bed is changed Food is ok the activities are posted on the calendar that is distributed throughout the complex It's posted Through the complex on the walls in the hallways as well as in each resident's roomThe nurses there are few that were my favorites and it was always because they Very cheerful and Had a ready smile for me Some of them They were only there for the paycheck Same way with some of the AIDS Butt There were a few CNAs that were just Tops And they're the best I go there now and they greet me with a smileThe physical therapy staff is also excellent and they work really hard with all of us I would have to say That There has been an instance where I have heard a resident calling for help And no one comes And I have had to go down to the nurse's station and get some one for my neighbor

This place is ABSOLUTELY horrible. My family member has had nothing but bad care since he has been there. I go to visit and his bathroom is a mess, the CNA's, with the exception of one, are useless. If you want to earn a check for free I advise you to seek employment here. Several items has come missing and I would not recommend this place to keep a pet!!! They need to be closed down!!

My uncle was in here for rehab and it was horrible. They had trash all on the floor. The bed never got changed. He has never wore a diaper before and because the CNA didn't want to wait on him to go to the bathroom so she put a diaper on him and told him it was ok to use it. That will break his skin down and it is hard to get that held up. The staff was horrible. He was there for one week of unsanitary conditions. I would not recommend it to anyone.

THIS PLACE IS TERRIBLE!!! Patients don't get a bath like they say, they lay in their wet pads, nurses are rude and act like it's an "inconvenience" for them to do something as simple as getting a blanket. They need to shut the place down. Other patients are yelling for help and no assistance is given.

My husband was in North Hardin Health for rehabilitation. I have to say that after two days, he called me on the phone and said, "Mimi, if you don’t get me out of here I am calling a cab, and I am walking out of here." I went over there, and it took me almost all day to get him out. My husband was with somebody else in the room and when I came to pick him up, he was already sitting on the bench close to the door to get out. They have very little space, and I didn’t see anything for recreation at all. My husband went that bad. I didn’t want to ask him what about it, he just said don’t talk about it.

My aunt is at North Hardin right now and she is doing well there. The people in the facility are outstanding. The place is very clean. I haven’t tried the food myself, but according to her its okay.

This nursing home was all right for what it was. It had a reasonable cost and the residents received basic care and assistance. They provided physical therapy and other medical needs when required. The nurses were overworked and some were very unfriendly. The shifts always seemed understaffed. Unless the residents had standard schedules many were just left to their own devices either sitting in the hallways or wandering around. Some of the more difficult residents seemed to receive the least amount of care from the nurses. The residents who were better able to take care of themselves received the most amount of attention. Some residents were unlucky enough to have nurses who let them lay in their own waste and several residents had developed bedsores. The doctors were nearly absent. In the seven months that I visited this nursing home I saw a doctor only a handful of times. It seems like most residents received the most basic of care and anything further required that the families come in to assist.