Sobre esta residencia
Sabemos lo difícil que es decidir dónde van a vivir nuestros seres queridos. Todos queremos para nuestros mayores un lugar grato, tranquilo y confortable donde no solo reciban los cuidados y atención sanitaria que precisan, sino donde mantengan el control de su día a día, se les valore y respete y donde continúen con su modo y proyecto de vida.
Información de contacto
Valladolid, 47008 Valladolid
Facilidades
- Habitaciones individuales
- Habitaciones dobles
- Terraza
- Sala de actividades
- Capilla
Servicios
- Médico
- Fisioterapia
- Terapia Ocupacional
- Podología
- Peluquería
- Lavandería
- Limpieza
- Comedor
- Cocina propia
- Servicio religioso
Titularidad
Private
Opiniones
La Residencia La Arbolada genera opiniones muy polarizadas entre sus usuarios: mientras que la mayoría de las reseñas elogian ampliamente la amabilidad del personal, la seguridad y la calidad de los cuidados recibidos durante procesos de recuperación, existe una crítica severa que denuncia negligencia médica grave, falta de tratamiento de heridas e infecciones, y malnutrición. Esta disparidad extrema sugiere que la experiencia varía significativamente según los casos, o que hay discrepancias importantes respecto a los estándares de atención médica y cuidado de residentes.
- Carlos Gp
To begin with, everything they claim to do for patients in their presentation is completely false, and I can prove it. My uncle almost died there. We had to get him out quickly, and when he arrived at his new residence, the doctors and nurses couldn't believe what they saw. They even left a piece of gauze that they never removed, and they didn't treat his wounds, the infection, or the malnutrition he suffered from. Like I said, if you want someone to die quickly, take them to that place—if you can even call it that—La Alborada, on the old road to Simancas. And as I said, I can prove it. That place should be shut down.
- Tom Sawyer
The staff is wonderful, always smiling. That's the most valuable thing to us. We know our family member would love to be home, but it gives us peace of mind knowing she's safe and well cared for. The kindness and kindness are appreciated. The missing star is the narrow entrance for vehicles coming from Valladolid, which could be a problem if two cars meet.
- Sonia San Segundo
My parents have been there during their recovery process, and we've been very reassured by the care they've received. During this time, the treatment they've received has been excellent, with support for any problems that have arisen.
- María Dolores Escudero
Thank you so much for helping us during a very critical time of family breakdown; we only have words of gratitude. Excellent professionals.
- Javier Galache de Dios
I'm the doctor at La Arbolada Residence, and I've been there for a year and a half. I completely disagree with some of the comments made here. Regarding the treatment of residents, it's false that it's done poorly. Falls are inevitable in elderly residents, especially those with cognitive impairment, Parkinson's disease, etc. We try to prevent them in most cases. As for the requirement that residence doctors have to be geriatric specialists... that must be the case in the Canary Islands, because as far as I know, in our region of Castile and León, we're family doctors or general practitioners. Residences are places for people who can't be independent in their daily activities; THEY ARE NOT HOSPITALS. I'm writing this in response to several comments that refer to the points I've made.
