ManorCare Health Services-Spokane

I came to ManorCare after suffering from severe septic shock. The outlook was grim prior to my admission onto ManorCare?s Medbridge unit. I had been in the hospital for almost a month, spending ten days in the ICU and 20 more days on the medical floor. I was so sick I couldn?t even tolerate sitting in a wheelchair for the 10 minute ride from the hospital and had to be transported to ManorCare in a stretcher. Being bed-bound for that length of time really took a toll on my body.\r Looking back, I can?t believe the progress I?ve made. My therapists literally brought me back. When I arrived, I couldn?t use my hands to pick up or hold objects. Now my grip is stronger than the average person my age! \r The nursing staff was amazing, too. They bent over backwards to make sure we were comfortable. The NACs and nurses were there when we needed them and responded quickly when we called. Not only did they address my needs but they also helped train my wife on different techniques for assisting me when I got home. They really went the extra mile to ensure my success after discharge. \r We chose Medbridge at ManorCare because hospital staff, friends and relatives recommended the facility for short term rehabilitation services. We are so happy with our decision and now think of the staff as family. ManorCare Spokane became our home away from home and we will definitely join the chorus of those recommending it to others. more

I recently had double knee replacement surgery and before surgery I had to make plans to spend a couple of weeks in a rehab facility. Because I had visited ManorCare when they had an Open House to show off their MedBridge wing, I revisited their facility to discuss my rehab after knee surgery. I was again impressed with the staff and the facility and informed my doctor that I chose ManorCare for my rehab. It proved to be a great choice. It was an easier facility for my friends and family to come to in terms of parking and how far they had to walk to find my room. My husband often sat through my therapy sessions and was very impressed with the activities they had me doing and the rapid progress that I was making. I think ManorCare is a little known gem in our community and I urge anyone facing the need for a rehab facility to visit ManorCare and see for yourself what a first-class operation it is. \r \r Thanks again to the entire staff for the wonderful care that I received. \r \r Paula Davis more