By Greg via CARING
September 4, 2022
My father was in Westlake Health Campus while he was in rehabilitation, and they had a couple of COVID cases, and they just basically make you aware of it. They make people wear a mask and face shields. They took other precautions, but they didn’t lockdown. It was a nice-looking place, but he didn’t like the food as well as where he’s at now. His room was very comfortable. It was a large room and it was very nice. They were very attentive. He went from not even getting out of bed to being able to use a wheelchair. The therapists were excellent. Every time he pushed a button or the showers, he was getting everything he was supposed to be getting.
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