Park Manor Health and Rehabilitation Center

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Condition of facility is poor. Food is poor. Staff is not trained and not suited to job

Provider Response

Peggy

My husband is temporarily in Park Manor rehab right now after he fell. It's been about two weeks, and I know they're doing some rehab and managing his medications and things, but mostly he's there for his fall-related issues. The rehab part is to make his muscles stronger and for balancing. I've only talked to the staff on the phone because they won't let visitors in, and they've been very nice and courteous. You can drop something off, but you can't go in. It's a perfect location for us from where we live. He's happy there, and they have done very well with his cognitive issues. Usually, he doesn't function well if I'm not there in the room with him because of his not being able to comprehend or let his wishes be known. He's done very well during this period. Normally, he'd call me every fifteen or twenty minutes because he's scared or doesn't understand what's going on. They are very patient with him. With me never having been inside or actually in there to see their programs or anything like that, I can only give it maybe a "three" because if you don't see anything, you don't actually know what's happening. I just know through talking to some of the staff and from what he's told me.