Peach Pie Day

I was in Arbors at Sylvania for rehab after surgery on my foot. From the moment I arrived the level of attentiveness was exceptional. The aides were cheerful and looked for things to do for you rather than waiting to be asked. The nurses were professional and compassionate. The therapy staff was encouraging and challenging. I cannot imagine going anywhere else in the future.

My name is James O. I have been a patient at Arbors at Sylvania since my recent hospitalization. I chose Arbors for their awesome rehabilitation program. I can’t say that there was only one person on the Arbors team who stood out, because they all did! I had a great experience and will be going home soon. Thank you to Arbors at Sylvania for everything, I am so excited to be able to drive my new truck again!

My name is J. Nagy Jr. I chose Arbors at Sylvania because it was close to my home and in the network with my Humana Insurance. I came here after my hospital stay for physical and occupational rehabilitation. My experience has been great! The rehab team is super, and the nursing staff has helped me with everything I needed. Arbors at Sylvania is a good place!

Just a note to let you know how much all of you mean to me. Everyone on the staff is so good at what they do. I can tell this is more than just a job to every single staff member.

Great communication, staff is compassionate, professional, caring and always wanting to help. On a scale from 1-10, I’d give it a 10!

Dear Nursing and Staff, You ALL are our guardian angel. You watch over us day and night and many times one shift after another. We cry, moan and groan all day long. It doesn’t make you all weak, it makes you strong. This message to all of you is my way of thanking you for each day of you being awesome.

The entire staff at Arbors at Sylvania has treated my mom as if she is part of the family. Our primary purpose for my mom was to be rehabilitated, but in addition, she received a warm, caring family.

Early last September, my husband had two strokes caused by a staph infection in his mitial valve, which threw clots throughout his body. The stroke affecting his right side was quite severe. He spent a total of six weeks in the ICU and the remainder of the time at Arbors of Sylvania. At Arbors of Sylvania, his speech therapist has been working with my husband using VitalStim therapy to aid his swallowing. On December 20, he passed his swallow test and started on pureed foods. On January 3, he started on mechanical soft foods. As of January 7, he is completely off the feeding tube. We are sure the VitalStim was instrumental in restoring my husband’s ability to eat and get off the feeding tube, which in turn has helped him heal in other ways. His blood sugar has now returned to normal without medication. We are grateful to his therapist and VitalStim therapy.

Our residents enjoying mocktails and they made their own masks!