Touchstone Neurorecovery Center

Keith S 

on Google

a year ago

Everyone at Nexus Neurorecovery Center is amazing! Every visit we've had the nursing staff has been so friendly and patient. They have been very good to our daughter and have helped her to become her best self. The entire care team has stayed in constant communication with us throughout our daughter's entire stay. The facilities have appeared well kept and clean, and the campus is really great. It's so nice that there's a small pond for patients and staff to walk around. During my daughter's stay they hosted a family day w... read more

L Boss 

on Google

2 months ago

They say they got a warrant to move my brother but refuse to provide the warrant to my sister in law whom is the power of attorney for my brother. They refuse to tell her where he is. My brother is a war hero yet y'all treated him like garbage. Throwing him away and not telling his wife, whom is his caregiver, the person who legally filed with the state to be his guardian, where he is is unbearably cruel and I'm pretty sure illegal. This place doesn't want to help. They will throw your loved one's in a psych ward and not let... read more

Cre Stevens 

on Google

5 months ago

I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.its located right next to a gun range and train trackand it’s very loud.Some of the nurses are not hospitable at all. An inventory was done on my things without me being present and things were missing when I returned to my room. Ms.Tonya and Ms.Chaka are amazing nurses. The therapists were great. I do not recommend any veteran goes to this place the gun range is loud and will drive you nuts. 

Don Wright 

on Google

3 months ago

This facility is a joke. No therapy of any kind. Would let the family be present at therapy and only during certain hours for visits. Obviously was because they literally were not doing anything. Couldn’t get our son’s food right, didn’t change him or clean him up , mostly neglected. He regressed on his health and abilities at this place. When they couldn’t show progress, insurance finally cut them off. 

Shelly McDonald 

on Google

3 years ago

I have an autoimmune disorder called CIDP. I came to Nexus for the first time unable to walk and left 2 months later able to stand and walk!! My second time at nexus, I had a relapse and was unable to use my upper body (arms and hands). After 1 month I was able to return home with most of my function back. Today I am fully recovered and I feel like Nexus played a huge roll in my recovery! The therapists are TOP NOTCH! The care and compassion I received from the workers (nurses and aides) was amazing. If you are looking for a... read more