Camden Nursing Home Week 2020

There was a lot of encouragement from the CNA’s and therapy team. Darryl B. was great!

The therapy department really stood out and they seem to know what they were doing. It was hard work, but it paid off! The CNAs were good to me as well. Everyone has been very good and I am going to miss everyone!

I have been here before and I appreciated the care I received. Every member of your staff is above and beyond. Their treatment is kind and caring. Ruby and Lorra and Tammie were kind and caring as well. Erin and Jersey were great. I appreciated the fact that I was included in my care plan for my stay. I would like to thank everyone for making my stay pleasurable.

The staff was accommodating and worked as a team. The nursing staff was very knowledgable on medication.

Everyone here was fabulous! They were also extremely helpful, kind and caring!

Ms. P came to us after a stay in the hospital following a STEMI. She suffered general weakness and required SPO2 on at all times upon admission. Ms. P could not walk or get up and down without moderate assistance. Ms. P was able to get herself ready and walk out of the facility with no use of oxygen on her day of discharge without using as assistive device! This is Ms. P’s second stay at our facility in the last few years and she states, “Y’all have all been so good to me”. Ms. P is excited to return home and oversee her boys’ while they run her business. She also can’t wait to get her hands on those grandkids. Good luck Ms. P!

98% of the staff have gone very far over what I can imagine, helping in every way. My heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all. God Bless!

I was at Camden Healthcare and Rehabilitation before and was well taken care of. We chose Camden because it is close to home for my wife to visit. Stephanie and Sherry were very helpful, and it helps to know people who work here, too! Everyone at Camden has been helpful and given a lot of attention. If you had to be away from home, this is the place to be.

Mr. A came to us after a stay in the hospital following a surgical repair of his right leg. He suffered general weakness and was non-weight bearing on his right lower extremity. He was unable to transfer without moderate assistance and unable to walk at all. Mr. A required moderate assistance to complete self-care tasks upon admission. On his discharge, Mr. A was able to walk utilizing a RW with SBA and complete all self-care tasks Independently. He stated, “I am ready to go home, I could probably let y’all get me stronger but I just want to be home.” Mr. A reached Highest practical level before requesting to return home.

Ms. J came to us following a surgery to her right leg. She lived with her husband in Benton County in their private residence. She came in unable to place any weight on her leg. Ms. J was unable to complete her self-care tasks without maximal assistance from caregiver staff. Ms. J was unable to transfer herself as well. Ms. J discharged from the facility with the ability to transfer while maintaining her weight-bearing status with her husband just standing by in case she needed him. She could complete all self-care tasks with setup of the task supplies only required. Ms. J reached Highest practical level before returning home with her husband.