The Manor at Blue Water Bay

Brenda757506

My mother-in-law went to The Manor At Bluewater Bay. It was very good just the way how clean it was, the way that they interacted with the patients, and the food. She really enjoyed the food too. The other facility was good, but I like The Manor At Bluewater Bay better. If I had to go to one, it would be The Manor.

Mary314625

The Manor at Bluewater Bay doesn't smell. It seemed real nice and clean. The staff seemed very friendly and willing to help. They're regular size rooms; they're clean, and they look nice. Its close to home; we can go and visit any time we want.

Caring Friend8

My friend has only been in The Manor at Blue Water Bay for rehab for less than a week. They're very efficient, and they've been forthcoming on everything. There is no complaint at all about them. I would rate the staff very efficient. They are there when you need them without question. She is in a semi-private in a hospital bed. She got a fractured pelvic bone, and they do therapy there.

Shiney123

The Manor is a great place to send your parents if you want to receive your inheritance quickly. Absolutely horrible! The decor is dated and depressing. The staff hardly seemed to care. My mother caught C-Diff while she was there. Wound up back at the hospital and almost died. Seriously, avoid the Manor at all costs.

Lisa107933050

My husband’s grandmother was at The Manor 3 years ago. I was not impressed with it whatsoever. They let her wait in her own feces and urine quite a while before they would change her. When we first got her in, she was sharp as a tack, and they started giving her something that made her sleep. She became so groggy, we asked them to stop giving it to her -- which they did -- but she never was the same after that whatever it was they gave her, and that upset us very badly. The rooms were not spacious. It’s an old facility; it kind of smelled to me all the time. I feel like they just do the least they can to get away with taking care of a patient. There are some people who really liked it, but I would never put my mother there.

Christi1

My mom had a broken leg. She was at the Manor for quite a while. They have assisted living, they have nursing caring, they have rehabilitation. She was in the rehabilitation section. It came highly recommended from local friends and people in the area. It's also highly recommended from different medical funds and among medical professionals. It's truly inviting and pleasant to walk into, it's very nicely furnished. They offer a wide variety of cultural and social events on property, they take patients down for a bingo in wheelchairs. The rooms are a little larger than some of the other facilities we looked at and it has a lot of nice amenities.

Marion9

I liked the Manor very much. It was ten miles from here. I would recommend it because I thought it was a very nice place. It was very clean and there were a lot of things going on. They had several types of people staying there and they were all very friendly. Everybody I met there were very helpful. They were all wonderful and the physical therapy looked good. My friend said the food was good and they even served wine twice a week. Everything about it was good and I would put my loved ones there.

lpretlow

This facility that my mother (age 87) stayed in during her rehab from a broken pelvis was wonderful from the moment she was wheeled in! Her stay was 28 days and they welcomed her with loving kindness from the get go. All benefits and patient responsibilities were very clear and they even assisted with ordering equipment needed during and after her release. Her meals were planned with a personal meeting with the dietician. They have a very caring staff and my mother felt safe there.

haplo

Upon first visiting the manor, I was in awe. It is beautiful, both inside and outside. Outside, there are lush gardens and fountains. The interior design was classical antique style. The front desk workers were extremely friendly and helpful. I told them I was there for a local community college class I was taking, and they gladly gave me a tour of the facility. The Manor seemed like a massive home. It definitely did not have the cold hospital feel to it. All of the amenities were well taken care of and the facilities were top notch. The outside gardens contain pavilions and benches for people to relax at. Inside the Manor the living room had several televisions, board games, and comfortable couches. The dining facility was beautiful and the food smelled delicious. It looked nothing like a cafeteria, in fact, it looked like a fine dining restaurant. The Manor also has a full functioning salon/barber shop. The rooms look like hotel rooms and the hallways are decorated in green carpet.