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Kindred Hospital Dallas Central
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The day my son went to Kindred I was a nervous wreck to say the least! From the moment we came through their doors I felt better. The receptionist welcomed us with the kindest and authentic smile! A kind, compassionate team of nurses, doctors, physical therapist and administration made sure Scott was comfortable, checked over, necessary tests were begun andMom (me) was okay! And daily the care team took constant, compassionate and attention to every detail of my sons recovery plan. There are not enough positive words to describe the nurses. Dr. Riaz was his doctor and he always explained everything to Scott. Scott had complete confidence in his doctors care. The physical therapy he received was incredible, he had positive progress everyday. When it was time for Scott to leave he was ready for his next challenge and chapter of his healing process. I have been dealing with the medical profession for decades between my having a heart transplant to Scott’s health and I have never cried when I left a medical facility, but I did when we left here. I can honestly say these people became our family. Scott will return and walk through that front door to personally thank you too.
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