Greentree Manor Nursing & Rehab

marijke tansey

At discharge patient was asked to sign for oxycodone that was supposed to go home with the patient. He was taken to the car and 10-15 minutes later his belongings came out. The oxycodone was not in his things when we arrived home. The administration says that he signed for them, there for they have no responsibility. He was placed in our car and they went back for his things. Where did they go?? They were in the possession of the staff for at least 10-15 minutes. Please think twice about going to a place with such a lax policy on controlled drugs.

Maxine T

SEVERELY UNDERSTAFFED Greentree nurses repeatedly told me that they didn't have enough staff to look after my mother. On a pretense (that she--who is petrified of dying--had suicidal thoughts), they shipped her off to a hospital for a psych eval. The doctor at the hospital couldn't understand why she'd been sent to the hospital. If I had known at that time that I could have filed a complaint with Medicare about PATIENT DUMPING I certainly would have filed one. They also have no amplified telephones for residents who are hard of hearing (my mother's hearing aids were repeatedly lost during transport between facilities).

Jeff S C

My Mom has been here a few months now. The place is always clean. Everyone working there are polite in every way. The takes very good care of my Mom. I visit her about 5 times a week. I recommend Greentree Manor to anyone looking for a nice place to care for their loved ones.

Dennis14

Right now my mom is at Greentree Manor, a nursing facility, because she needs 24 hour care. She moved there about six weeks ago. I know everyone there and I'm looking at all the details just to make sure she is comfortable as possible. So far, I am very pleased with this nursing facility. The staff is very cooperative and very forthcoming. They set up doctor's appointments and they have their own vehicles to bring the patients to the doctors and to the hospital. I am very pleased with their setup.

Not happy1

I'm sure this place isn't the worst of the worst, but the staff just didn't seem to care much. Whether it was making sure my relative had daily rehab, getting the proper nutrition or hydration, or simply responding to her alarm, it was a fight every single time. Of greatest concern was both her dehydration and their failure to recognize that as such, as well as a failure to diagnose what was causing her pain. I think this place might be fine if you are going for something relatively simple and have enough faculties to speak up, without the fear that you are going to be mistreated as a result. We had a friend who did rehab for a replaced knee here, and she did well. But she was all together in a much better state in the first place. If you need more attention and a better quality of care, this isn't the place for you. We finally ended up moving my relative.

somberrose

My grandfather was sent to Greentree Manor in Waterford, CT after a three month stay at Lawrence and Memorial Hospital. It was a welcoming building with friendly staff that got him settled into his room. His private room was large and had a beautiful view of the outdoor garden area. There was also a large, clean, and fresh smelling dining area that residents and family members could use to eat, play games, or just lounge and talk without being isolated in a private room. My grandfather was treated with respect and dignity. He had been going through a very traumatic experience, having been through surgery which left him in physical and emotional agony. No matter how often he got confused, or needed things repeated and shown to him again and again, the staff from the in-house doctor to the reception/administrative workers demonstrated familiarity with his condition and understanding. He only stayed at Greentree Manor for a little over a week before having to return to the hospital (his return was unrelated to his care, but due fully to his condition post-surgery), but the kindness and expertise of Greentree Manor's staff will not be forgotten by my family.