Baldwin Health Center

my wife of 83 years has been there once in the past and presently there for at least 8 weeks, I have visited her often when she is there and have found that the nurses and other personnel there to be caring and professional there is always someone within calling distance away and are extremely helpful to her . I would rate the service and caring at around Aplus and my thanx for the caring while I am home., LeRoy smith for my wife Geraldine S

Frightening is one of the first words that comes to mind. I worked here as a nurse for a short time. I viewed nurses skipping patients medications, not completing wound care and not notifying the physicians when only the physicians could change orders. There is no training for LPNs that are just out of school. The nursing director puts us right to work by ourselves knowing we don't know how to complete a lot of the direct patient care required. Yet expects us to just figure it out. If you care about your loved one DO NOT PLACE THEM HERE!!!

Walked in to find my dad unresponsive and cold sweat and I yelled for help they took their good time to do anything, I had to demand a doctor and then he was taken out by ambulance where he is fighting for his life and in a coma

I am very happy that my mother is at Baldwin Health Center. It is nearby, so I can go anytime. My mother is happy and aware of the good care that she is getting. I have not found anyone who is unpleasant or not nice. We are very happy.

This was a horrible facility! First -- when you take the initial tour -- they will show you the A Wing. This wing has friendly staff, is very clean and is served their meals first. All seems great -- the staff answers patients call bells fairly quickly, etc. But if your loved one is put in one of the other wings. The other wings are not regularly cleaned, the staff is never around and the meals could take up to two hours to be delivered. Also, for my Dad, they forgot to serve him a couple of his meals. I found a patient had fallen out of his bed, told two nurses, and watched as they both completely ignored the patient's distress calls. Eventually, they came to help him and then chastised him for falling down. Unsurprisly, they wanted to keep my Dad for rehab until his Medicare ran out -- exactly 30 days. We said "No, we'll pick him up tomorrow.". When we got there, they had not started his discharge, made an error in one of his prescriptions and made us wait for an hour and a half. I wouldn't put a dog this facility.