At Arrowhead Springs Healthcare Center, our talented and focused staff will work with you, your family, and your healthcare provider to create a comprehensive and effective care and treatment plan. Our welcoming smiles will tell you that Arrowhead Springs Healthcare Center is a place to regain your strength and mobility and a place you can call home.
San Bernardino’s Premier Location for Short-Term Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care.
It stinks!!! My husband was transferred here from the Loma Linda VA system in Loma Linda, CA. They did not send him back to Highland Palms in Highland, CA; but instead to this over-crowded, under-staffed facility.
I am praying that he is able to stand on his own 2 feet…but they are not helping with that! He has caught an infection since he has been here, and they never set up his breathing machine that he has been using for over 30 years!
Our wallets were stolen (not from here), and as soon as I am able, I will be removing my husband from this location AND WILL NEVER ALLOW HIM TO GO INTO ANY OTHER VA “approved” FACILITY without me investigating it first. We do NOT recommend Arrowhead Springs, San Bernardino, California.
Footnote: I’m bringing my wonderful husband home! Praise Jesus!
My wife was in these Hell hole of a Therapy place,well as Starting off,call time is a big joke, I’ve talked to the Head of the place many times , Jeff told,he doesn’t know what is going on there, sitting in his office,the staff is very poor, except a few ones that are caring,my wife was denied Water on Sunday morning ,call button yesterday 40 minutes, they said they changed her a while ago,so sitting in dirty pants and wet bed,this place needs to be closed down, I’ve talked to almost everyone,they can’t even give her the right medicine,and can’t find it in the cart ,I had to help them,I already file a complaint to the State,I’m not going to stop until the get things done
I volunteered here for a CNA position. I’m writing this review so you don’t send your loved ones here. This place has terrible working conditions as well as living conditions. Nurses are always battling it out for supplies because there’s barely any. When I volunteered there, the AC was not working and it was 100° outside. I was there for three weeks and still the AC wasn’t working properly. The break room is small, filthy, and very hot. There’s no filtered water just running tap-water that’s given to the residence. Nurses are bombarded with lots of patients during their shifts so dental care and daily grooming is something that’s hardly ever done. This place needs to change the way things are running or be shut down.