Kindred Hospital Baldwin Park

"Our aunt Lucia is gone, she didn’t make it, but this is not post of her demise but our appreciation with the nurses specially supervisor Cherrie who accommodated our request for her room transfer even for a short time of her life. We are grateful to all the nurses for their kind hearts and friendliness. Thank you Kindred."

"My mom is blessed to spend her last days here and I want to give a special thank you to Sheila, the infectious disease manager and Ray the patient advocate for their kind words and tremendous emotional support. You have made my moms last days the happiest possible and my children and I will forever remember and appreciate you both.Thank you so much."

"Go to Yelp to get the real reviews regarding this place. If you want your family member to stand a chance at survival, DO NOT SEND THEM HERE. They will die due to lack of quality care and a subpar facility. My mother was admitted here on October 10, 2023 after suffering a stroke in September. Initially she received care at Arcadia USC and was on the road to recovery. Because she was doing so well, Arcadia USC transferred my mom to Kindred Baldwin Park for extended care. Once she came here her health declined rapidly and she passed away 7 days later on October 7th, 2023. I failed her! I knew this place was a problem from day one. The place is filthy, smells horrible and the staff is incompetent. I have attached pictures of nasty hair on the floor and a nurse in the ICU busy scrolling social media instead of caring for critical patients. I tried to get my mom moved but once admitted I was told by staff my only choice was to take her in my car back to Arcadia USC. That was impossible since she was on IVs. If you do nothing else please listen to me and go to Yelp to hear from others. This place should be closed down. I miss my mother and am so sorry I failed her."

"Kinda outdated facility. Medical equipment is poorly maintained and not properly sterilized. Father in law was admitted 4 months ago and passed away recently. Not too happy with the way they handle situations when someone passes away. An example: when we walked into the ICU, they were placing a recently deceased patient in a body bag in the next room right in open in front of anyone to see. I feel they should have at least closed the curtain and do that privately maintaining the deceased person dignity. Within 20 minutes after they removed this poor souls body, they already placed another person in the same room and bed the previous patient passed away in. this clearly shows in today’s medical system, profits are more important than compassion for the patient. When my family walked into my father in law’s room, a staff member followed us in. Instead of expressing condolences to the family for our loss, he hands my wife a plastic bag instructing her to place all his personal belongings in it. Then hands her a clipboard to sign legal documents. An hour after while we were paying our respects another staff member entered the room asking us to leave so they can clean and prepare his body for transport to the mortuary. When we returned they had him already placed in a body bag and a tag that said “ expired “. I personally think they should have used a better word when describing someone who passed away. The term “expired” seems very cold and impersonal. What happened to compassion and respect ensuring the deceased’s dignity?"