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Any recommendations for rehabilitation centers?

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jadeowl7 jadeowl7 NewcomerOP
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joined Mar 2011
#1 ·
I’m guessing we can't drop specific names here because it'd basically count as free advertising, so instead, why don't you guys tell me what your actual experiences have been like with these rehabilitation centers? I want the real scoop—how are the physical therapists? Are they actually good or just wasting everyone's time? If you want to get into the gritty details, just hit me up via DM. 😉
Samuel Morgan40 Samuel Morgan40 Active Member
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joined Mar 2010
#2 ·
Of course we can discuss various rehabilitation centers—provided we stay within the realm of sanity: that we’re talking about genuine lived experiences rather than just blatant advertising or someone relentlessly trying to smear a specific facility.

Given that we've already dealt with those bot accounts used solely for promotional purposes or damage control, topics like this tend to be under a bit of a microscope here. Feel free to engage in discussion, though. 😉
jadeowl7 jadeowl7 NewcomerOP
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#3 ·
Look, I'm assuming we're all gonna keep this conversation civil 😉 but seriously, can someone please drop their own experiences here?
slywalker48 slywalker48 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2011
#4 ·
A few days ago, my wife had a nasty fall at the local Shopping mall—slipped right on the escalator and it was a mess. She ended up breaking her leg, her arm, and she’s got a skull fracture to boot. After they cleared her out of the local hospital, we had her transferred via ambulance over to The Brezovica Estate. She’s all set in a cast now, with quite a few stitches in her head, but honestly, the staff there is so attentive that she keeps telling me she’s doing great. She’s staying in a single-occupancy suite, fully equipped with her own phone, TV, and a private bathroom that's accessible by wheelchair. There’s a call button, too, so she can summon a nurse or an aide any time of day or night. As for the food, she says it's top-tier; she can either have room service or get wheeled over to the dining hall. It isn't cheap—it runs just under $100 a day—but the suite is actually nicer than most 3 or 4-star hotels you'd find, and she says everything she needs is right within reach. I almost didn't believe it when she said they even wheel her out to the cafe for a cigarette break, but sure enough, we found her sitting there before we took her back to her room. She’s seeing a physical therapist next week, and then hopefully the actual rehab starts. I'll keep you guys posted.

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