Warren Barr Orland Park

I came into the facility from back surgery at Christ very hopeful of my recovery. My caretaker and her sister brought my belongings in a Harley bag as it would not fit on the ambulance stretcher along with my walker, misc hospital supplies, and coat. I got sick twice and ended up in intensive care one of the times. I was not offered the opportunity to receive a Covid-19 immunization shot, either from the facility doctor, or for my caretaker to transport me to my doctor's office. The service was not very good. I spent most of my time back and forth from the hospitals, and my quarantine was restarted back to zero each time I returned. I would not recommend any one to go here. They do not return phone messages or update patients on their condition.

I was there for rehab after having back surjury. The physical therapist Olga and the occupational therapist Blaine were the best. My nurses Diane, Ashley, Erin and Maria Ester were outstanding. The cleaning lady Cathy was a doll. And I save the best for last. My CNA Kelly went beyond the call of duty for me That girl changed my diapers when I wasn't able to get out of bed, changed me, changed my sheets, helped me in the bathroom when I could go to the bathroom and every other thing I could think of. My other CNAs Joy and Desha were wonderful too. Also Arnetta always put a smile on my face. I had one problem. The lady that set me up with home health care gave me an agency where the phone was disconnected. I called her twice and left her messages about this problem and that I needed another agency but she never returned my calls. That was a big problem for me. I had to get my primary care doctor to set me up with an agency. It really threw me off because I got out of Lexington House March 12th and my in home physical therapy didn't start until March 26th. So I was without physical therapy for 12 days. Otherwise my entire experience was wonderful

I’ll forever be grateful for the loving care my dad got at Lexington in Orland. My dad was here for about 6 months when he passed. The nurses and attendants gave loving, attentive care at every step of his journey. This was the fourth care site for my dad the past two years. The truth is everyone of them have barely enough staff. At Lexington, everyone worked really hard to make my dad and family feel special, and we watched them provide the same respectful care to all the other residents. I especially appreciated how they integrated productively with the hospice agency that complemented their care. Nurse Vanetta and Ashley on the 2nd floor became like family to us – we trusted them, they listened to us, they never told us they had too many others to attend to, they never made us feel insignificant with what we said and asked, they treated my dad like he was royalty (and at times he was very demanding). Nikki sets the right tone for the whole facility and was gracious to our family, doing her very best to accommodate our wishes. We praise God for the nurses, caregivers and leaders at Lexington!

Let me start out by saying, I also work in the health care field and know how hard it is to deal with high maintenance families at times.. Especially large high maintenance families. The entire staff at Lexington in Orland Park handled my concerns/questions and my families with patience and a true sincerity. My 93-year-old grandma spent 2 weeks in the hospital and required skilled nursing care before she could return home. There really are not words to express how thankful I am for Jospeh, the Director of Nursing, Nikkie, the Administrator, Tubor, the Memory Care Manager, and the entire nursing staff including Dominique and Shanequa. They made my grandma and my entire family feel at home and cared for. From the very first day, staff (including department heads) came to personally introduce themselves to my grandma and whoever else was there visiting at the time. They genuinely took an interest in making sure her stay there was welcoming and comfortable. My grandma’s favorite part was physical therapy. She could not wait to do it every day and was excited to tell us about the progress she made! She would even try and get us to come watch her during physical therapy. The facility is very clean and nicely decorated. The house keeping staff were amazing as well. Kept my grandmas room and bathroom very clean. I would definitely recommend this skilled nursing facility!

I visited Lexington Health. It was much nicer than the nursing home I stayed at because it was new. The staff was really helpful. My sister was in there between two to four months. The rooms were very nice. The food was very good. The dining room was very nice. The appearance of the place impressed me the most.

I did visit Lexington Health Care. They seemed clean, and the rooms were much bigger. It’s an old facility, but they had it decorated for Christmas. I met the administrator there. She was very welcoming, and she spent a lot of time with me.

My mom was at Lexington Health Care maybe for about a month. They have a lot of things to do, and it has been a great experience for my mom.

My mother is in rehabilitation at Lexington. She is memory-impaired, and they did have her on the first floor. Their care for her there was terrible. The staff was inadequate to deal with memory care. Their staff is caring, but they are understaffed. They're overworked. They do not have the time to give the patients the care that they need. I would say that if you were going to put a loved one into that facility, you better make sure that you'll have the time to be there to ensure that they're getting good care. The rooms were OK. It's more of a hospital-like environment there.