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Colonial Oaks Health & Rehabilitation Center
765-674-9791
4725 South Colonial Oaks Drive
Marion, IN 46953
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Reviews
Robert Boyer
23:04 08 Jul 18
I am getting fustrated. The staff is wonderful. Aids are polite and will do almost anything for my wife. I guess Madicare is the big problem. My wife fell in May and broke her pelvis and thigh bone. She had one of the best surgeons in the area. The Dr insisted that she not put any weight on the injured leg until July 3. There was another delay that was not her fault That is all I will say about yhat for now. She had X-Rays on July 3 and was cleared to put weight on her leg. She and I were both excited that Physical Therapy could finally start on that leg.
On July 4 we were given a paper that says she has to go home In two days. NO THERAPY ON BAD LEG.
I have appealed that three times now. Nothing gained on this stay.read more
Mike Rohn
21:04 30 May 18
Good as it gets. Clean everything including the country air. faint sounds of the College Stadium in the distance.
Autumn Shugart
19:10 02 Aug 17
My father-in-law was here for rehab following a work accident and we couldn't have been happier with the care he received! The staff is friendly and very caring. Would highly recommend to anyone for either rehab or long term care.read more
Bob Tomling
19:58 14 Apr 13
I am so happy my grandmother decided to live here. She is well taken care of but still independent. Exactly the way I wanted her home to be. She can live like she is by her self but be watched at the same time.read more
James Knight
04:17 05 Mar 13
My mother in law is currently at Colonial Oaks in Marion and I've got to say it has been a blessing to our family during this long and painful process. The staff has been wonderful, from the nurses to the doctors, kitchen and even the maintenance guy has been courteous, polite and always smiling. We've appreciated the caring attitude of everyone and we're glad we made the choice.read more
Kt Conner
20:55 20 Feb 13
We were looking for a place for my 86 yo mother, who was joining us in Indiana from out of state. New here ourselves, we searched all of the area facilities and, out of all of them within our area, chose Colonial Oaks Health because it offered so much more for the $. The independent living unit we chose for Mom, with residents coming and going, excitedly talking about their activities, including resident-initiated groups, community service, trips and tours, classes, clubs, worship opportunities, and movie nights. She lives in a one-bedroom unit, where seniors come to continue living, not just while away the rest of their years. Mom now is involved in so many activities she has to pick and choose. We feel so safe with her at Colonial Oaks Health, they always have medical staff available and clinic, their security crew and other staff is always on top of things, and the staff from top to bottom really cares. They seem to always be looking for ways to be better, and have lots of resident councils. As we age, we worry about the uncertainties tomorrow will bring, and what will happen to us. This is something that sealed the deal for us: Colonial Oaks Health has a continuing care feature--no matter what happens with Mom--needing assisted living, nursing care, rehab, etc, she would have it right there on site, and with people she trusts and that know her and care. Having to make just one choice, rather than an unknown series of them over years to come was a true relief for Mom and the rest of the family. A number of senior couples take advantage of the multiple living levels-- sometimes I'll see one of a couple (from independent living) pushing around a wheelchair with spouse in from the nursing facility or separate Alzheimers unit in the building that is connected with a breezeway--the best possible situation I can imagine if I was ever in this tough situation. For the record, I don't work for Colonial Oaks Health, and didn't even know about it until a number of people at our church said they had chosen Colonial Oaks Health for their parents. But I do wish I had looked at Colonial Oaks Health first, and I would have saved myself a lot of time looking. We are very happy we chose Colonial Oaks Health, and would suggest it to anyone.read more
