Vibra Hospital of Denver

I recently spent about a month at Vibra after undergoing an emergency tracheostomy due to respiratory failure and spending 5 weeks at UC health hospital. The staff at Vibra is amazing! All the nurses were very attentive and really listened to my needs and concerns. I don't remember all the names, but specifically Sam, Sara, and Samantha and Dave the cna, were great! Even when they were no longer my current nurse, they would stop by my room to say hi or wave to me in the hall during my PT sessions. Brennan, Juan, and Nicole in therapy, thank you so much for getting me back on my feet and helping me with my strength and conquering the stairs. The respiratory team helped calm all my fears of taking care of this tracheostomy on my own. The training and knowledge went far beyond my exp

Our experience was not good at all. The staff did not help my niece Angelica with any rehab. They just let her set in her bed 🛌. The place is outdated and nothing like the video they have on there website. It felt like a place where ppl drop off their unwanted relatives and let them fend for them self. We had one good CNA but the rest of the staff didn't seem to care about our niece. I personally think the state should go do a surprise check in on them. The shower 🚿 barely comes on. Just not a good place for rehab. All they wanted to do is dose her up with meds to keep her from reaching out for their help. If you have loved ones and care about them dont take them to Vibra. I give them a negative 5 star review

It was terrible Dr. Warren would not allow me to go and be with my cat Bubby he was sick and was septic i think he got depressed because he thought I wasn't coming back my husband took him to the vet but it would have costed too much money so we chose to put him to sleep so he wouldn't suffer. I wasn't there with him and I am heartbroken I couldn't be there. Dr. Warren is heartless he could have allowed me to be with my cat in his last moments and come back but its like you are a prisoner here. They lock you in the windows are nailed shut so you can't open them its so ridiculous. I would not refer anyone to vibra. The food is terrible the only good about vibra is some of the Dr. And nurses and cnas who really care about people and have empathy and compassion and actually care about your fe

My husband was admitted the end of January after a sudden cardiac arrest. I have been here every day with him, most days 8a-8p so I have been able to meet so many wonderful people. We are so happy and thankful for Vibra and the amazing, supportive staff. The security team is on point and ensures the safety of each person. They go above and beyond and take their rolls very seriously. Everybody that assisted in Lenny’s recovery has been respectful, helpful, and knowledgeable. You can tell they all enjoy what they do even on the hard days. We have created some great bonds and will be forever grateful. Being in this hospital has been life changing for all of the right reasons. My husband has come from being immobile and unable to properly speak or eat to walking, talking, feeding and dressing

I wouldn't send my worst enemy here. My mother had a couple strokes and ended up here after the hospital decided she needed more care than they were willing to give. Not only was I in touch with the clinical director the first week she was there, I continued to have to be in touch with him because of his nursing staff. At one point CNA's were coming into her room and throwing things, as well as leaving her naked while changing her bed sheets just to be in control of what happens to her because we complained about them. When I told everyone where my mom was, every single person went eww, make sure you see her every day so you know what's going on there. So I'm giving this advice to you all, as I'm sure more families will be forced to use them for long term care. Watch your loved ones, if th