Northshore Rehabilitation Hospital

Flo Murat 

on Google

4 weeks ago

I broke my hip 3 weeks before a planned flight to visit my sister. I was devastated thinking I’d have to cancel. My doctor advised me not to cancel my ticket yet. He said he’d send my to “rehab bootcamp”. That turned out to be Northshore Rehabilitation Hospital. I received four 45 minute sessions everyday for 6 days. It was hard work but I was motivated and the therapists were eager to help me reach my goal. I was there for 6 days at which point I was able to go home, live independently and go on my trip as planned. The ther... read more

Jan Kling 

on Google

a month ago

I was just released after spending.2 weeks for a broken hip, w/ a hip replacement. I can’t say enough about how well they took care of me. My occupational therapist, Courtney and physical therapist, Krista were really great. Nurses and aides took such good care of me while in my room, even when I had to get up 3 or 4 times at night. Even the cafeteria people were more than happy to change meal if I wasn’t that fond of it. 

Ron Thomas 

on Google

4 months ago

I recently had bilateral knee replacement surgery. One day after surgery, I was placed in Northshore Rehabilitation Hospital in Lacombe, Louisiana where I remained for 14 days. I was met by a group of dedicated, highly skilled and professional staff members. This group of professionals insured that I understood the occupational and physical therapy (OT and PT) requirements and the methods we would use to meet those requirements. Ever mindful of my improving condition, they challenged me to press my efforts to show measurable... read more

Kayla Trahan 

on Google

5 months ago

Great rehab personnel clean rooms & facilities. Would recommend 

Louise Key 

on Google

5 months ago

My husband went here after breaking both legs when falling off the roof. I was worried, but everyone was wonderful. He had PT twice a day and OT twice a day. The nurses checked on him often and were very good. I loved that we were able to go for “walks” when I visited. He would get in the wheelchair and I would push him around outside or go sit by the gazebo. Getting to see the outside world was wonderful for him after 16 days in the hospital. I would definitely recommend.