ManorCare Health Services - Fountain Valley

My mother was in ManorCare for two weeks. The place was great. She was in a semi-private room and had some physical therapy every day. Pretty much the whole time she was there, she was in bed most of the day other than for physical therapy. She said the food was OK. The staff was always helpful and very nice. People that have been to ManorCare all like it.

My mother was in ManorCare nursing home. They're very attentive, and they took very good care of her. It was more hospital-like, but it's clean, so it was good. She gained weight there and was feeling much better. The nurses and the physical therapists were very helpful, caring, and efficient. Sometimes, the nursing assistants were a little gruff, but I know they're so overworked. The care was mostly good, and she did get better.

The workers at ManorCare are nice, friendly, easy to get along with, very helpful and they give excellent service. They'd come around when you need something. The rooms are spacious and the sanitation is okay.

My Mother was the Victim of an Incident, Was Not Cared For After it Except for a Tylenol. I Was Not Called for Three Hours and She Was Not Taken to an Emergency Room for FOUR Hours. They Mobile X-Rayed the Wrong Hip, and They Used an Unknown to Most Ambulance Service an Hour Away. The Fire Dept/Paramedics are Three Minutes Away and the Hospital is Seven. Her Doctor Was Not Properly Made Aware She Was Transfered to Emergency Room Because I Had to Threaten Them with Police to Get Them to Take Her There. Diagnosis Once in Emergency, Other Hip Broken!!! They Called and Asked For Her to Be Returned Since THEIR X-Ray of the Re-Hab Hip Came Back Not Rebroken. She Had Surgery on the Now New Hip With a UTI Present as The Doctors at Hospital Could Not Wait Too Long. She Got Sepsis, Pneumonia, A Blood Clot and Internal Bleeding, All That You Get if You Are Elderly and Not Taken IMMEDIATELY to a Hospital. Oh Yeah, Two Things, They Got Cited By Public Health and Mother is DEAD.