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Vanessa Johnson
7 Jan 2021
Charles Strobe, COTA Alvin Poole PTA, Caleb Scott, PT, and Myranda Sykes, Rehab Tech all helped me in my recovery. They pushed me and I really appreciate them, now I am able to go home
Kathy Reid
15 Jun 2020
My 93 year old mother Ouida Collier was a patient at your Nexus facility from April 30th to May 19th following hospitalization at St. Luke’s. She received excellent and thoughtful care from all involved- including doctors, nurses, speech pathologists, and all staff. Because of your great care, she was able to return to her long term care facility in good health! Thanks so much!!
Amanda Collier
14 Jun 2020
My 93 year old mother was hospitalized at Nexus Specialty Hospital (NSH) from April 30 - May 19, 2020. Following a critical care admission at CHI St. Luke’s in The Woodlands, Texas for a severe urinary tract infection associated with septic shock, profound acute renal failure, extreme hyperglycemia and metabolic encephalopathy, Dr. Vuppali, Nephrology and Dr. Chandabhia, Internal Medicine were able to stabilize her sufficiently to transfer her to NSH where they could continue to address her medical issues, while my mom could also receive neuro-rehabilitation.
While at NSH, all of my mom's life threatening medical issues completely normalized. She was additionally evaluated and treated by Dr. John Cassidy and Catherine Worley APN, Neuroscience Team. They adjusted her medication which led to improvement in alertness/ calm behavior during the day, and improved sleep at night. She received speech therapy from Lauren Conrad who progressed her swallowing difficulties from a pureed to a soft mechanical diet, avoiding placement of a feeding tube. She received physical therapy from Thrianna Warkenton who helped to improve her sitting tolerance / endurance in my mom’s own wheelchair which helped to prepare her to return to her assisted living facility. We had wonderful assistance from all of the nurses, C.N.A’ s, respiratory therapists, case management, housekeeping, other floor staff, dietary, business office and more.
In addition to her wonderful care, all of this occurred during COVID when routine family visitation could not be allowed. However, this was remedied by daily Nexus liaison/ nursing facilitated Facetime calls, which helped us stay connected and encouraged my mom in her progress.
Finally, I am coincidentally a physician assistant in my 30th year as an employee of Nexus Health Systems. While I was not assigned to NSH at the time of my mom's illness, Pollyanna Orvik Solfi, the NSH assistant administrator, thoughtfully reached out to me and made the timely suggestion that my mother continue her care at NSH. She also reminded me that because I am on staff I could be allowed to stop by for short visits. I believe this had an additional positive impact on my mom's care. It all came together for a very positive and blessed outcome! My mom was discharged in better condition, and on fewer medications than she took before she became ill. I am so grateful to work for such a supportive integrative healthcare organization that maintains their culture of providing compassionate as well as excellent care. Thank you Nexus Family!
Soph Burt
14 Sep 2018
My father in law was in the icu for a little over two months.I used to spend 3-4 hours after my day shift there and the nurses where always very accommodating to allow me in at that time. As I used to leave late they often watch me in the cameras to make sure I was getting in my car safely... I felt treated more like family. I’ve only meet the night teams so I can’t speak for everybody but they where always so nice and friendly. For what I see they really took great care of him, as an old nurse myself I was happy to see that nurses, the nurse assistants and the respiratory therapist, all had compassion and care, not once I went to visit him and found him in pain or uncomfortable or even worst dirty ... he always looked peaceful and will nod yes with a smile when asked about his care.
They always made us feel that they where looking after him and us too.
I just wanted to thank the whole icu team for making his/our stay so pleasant during such a hard time. Thank you!
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