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Worcester Rehabilitation & Health Care Center

119 Providence St
Worcester, MA 01604 508-860-5000

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Consumer Ratings for Worcester Rehabilitation & Health Care Center — 2 Ratings

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Consumer from Acton, MA
Mar 20, 2022
Recommended
Consumer from Shirley, MA
May 13, 2019
Not Recommended
I went there for several months after I left the hospital and the staff there were horrible. Most of them didn't speak english. They brought their kids to babysit and spent more time watching their kids than taking care of patients. They ran out of my IV antibiotics and I had to go back to the hospital. The staff were mean, the director was awful (she was fired after my final complaint to their corporate headquarters). They would use one patients medications on other patients when they ran out. They accidentally gave me other peoples meds (which I was not prescribed), thankfully I noticed the pills. Other times they refused to let patients use the vending machines or keep food in their rooms, or use the microwave to hear up their dinner trays.

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