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Testimonials


There are times when a family cannot adequately care for a parent and must turn over the task to those who are more able. When my mom was admitted we felt confident that she would be able to return home after the usual 20 days of therapy. It became apparent that she could no longer live independently and we had to make a hard decision, but there was much relief when we learned of the good caregiving situation at Ludlowe. We are all so very grateful.

— D.V., L.R., and L.R.E.

I am writing this note to let everyone know how much I enjoyed being at Ludlowe Center for Health and Rehabilitation. Everyone was so nice and courteous. All I can say is thank you so much.

— A.H.

My mother was recently a patient at the new Ludlowe. Since my family had used the nursing facility before, we were thrilled with the new, hotel-like renovations. In addition, the staff was so caring and compassionate, especially the physical therapists who were excellent practitioners. I would recommend Ludlowe to families who want peace of mind for their loved ones.

— C.M.

Our Dad was in your center for rehab on two occasions and we sent individual “thank you” notes to staff on the floors (1st and 4th) where he received care, as well as Debbie in Social Services. We wanted to send an overall “Thank You” to everyone at Ludlowe Center from our family to say we appreciate all of the kind, compassionate care he (and our entire family received) while he was there. Everyone treated him (and all of us) with dignity and exceptional care!

— R.P. & D.D.

My sincerest thanks to Ludlowe for your excellent care. My father entered the center after a grievous five weeks in the hospital. Faced with many health-related difficulties, it would take some sort of miracle to build back his strength. Fortunately, within a few short weeks, that miracle happened due to the wonderful staff at Ludlowe. The constant care made him better able to endure his situation and keep his focus on his recovery and he regained his ability to sit up, stand and eventually walk on his own again.

— K.C.