My mother is in St. Anthony Home. She seems happy there, and she is in the Alzheimer's ward. They're really good to the people, and they call them by name. She seems content, and she has been there for a couple of months now. We like it because she's familiar with it and it is attached to the hospital. It is a Catholic nursing home where she can go to mass four times a week. They're all single rooms. It's an older place, but they keep it up nicely. They have a really nice area on the main floor -- which is a big living room -- but they should have small private areas for family. There aren't a lot of places to go. The staff is absolutely wonderful.
St. Anthony Home
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Reviews of St. Anthony Home
Assisted Living Reviews for St. Anthony Home
May 31, 2015
I am a friend or relative of a resident
August 21, 2012
I visited this facility
My stay at St. Anthony Home was fine for me. It was just as I expected a facility where I can be helped and supported. The food was good and the rooms were fine. One time I almost fell off my wheel chair, but I was helped quickly by the kind and caring staff members. There were many fun activities there and everyone really supported the Christian faith. The scenery was great. I spent lots of my extra hours meditating outside. It was very peaceful outside. Most of the other senior citizens were friendly and kind. I really appreciated the help I received from those young helpers. The overall cost for living there was not too much. The tradition they had was unique. St. Anthony Home is located in 203 Franciscan Drive, Crown Point, IN 46307. I recommend any Christian senior to come to this great assisted living facility.
Nursing Home Reviews for St. Anthony Home
August 17, 2017
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
I have a grandma at st.Anthony village, and her care has been awful. My father was told the bruise (large) on her cheek was due to her falling. My grandma hasn't used her legs in year's. The nursing home lost her teeth, my grandma is 101, and blamed it on her. Right now she is laying in bed starving because she only can drink liquid. The catheter she pulls out because it's dirty. When my grandma pulls it out she has poop all over. Please this is a love one and someone at st.Anthony has to be responsible.
June 23, 2016
I visited this facility
We ended up going into St. Anthony Home, which is right next to the St. Anthony’s Hospital. The rooms were big enough, whether you’re on the nursing side or on the assisted living side, that two people could live together, so my mom and my dad would be comfortable. It’s very nice. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and work 24/7. The whole facility is locked down, so they have somebody who actually monitors the doors and check people in and out 24/7, so the whole facility is secured.
February 26, 2016
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My dad was at St. Anthony Home. The staff wouldn’t answer a couple of my questions, like why my dad had to go to the psych unit to be evaluated. I wasn’t happy with them. The rooms were clean, but I wouldn’t send anybody to this facility.
October 05, 2015
I visited this facility
My uncle had been in the rehab side of St Anthony Home. Besides their price being more, I did not think the staff was the same. They didn’t have that same drive to meet the people, that same enthusiasm, that same interest. It felt it was more like a hospital.
October 09, 2013
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My mom was at St Anthony Home for rehabilitation. I thought the workers seemed concerned with the residenets and appeared to be very professional. It was a plus that they had single rooms and the place was clean too. I would suggest they improve the timeliness of the laundry, have more activities and more stations on the televisions.
May 07, 2012
I visited this facility
This is the cleanest, best smelling residential facility I have ever been in. Add the fact that there are nuns abound and it becomes a perfect, restful, attentive (there were staff on every floor aiding clients, as well as an in house hair salon) place for those to live there restful years in! I would be proud to have my loved one cared for here, and someday even for myself.
February 16, 2012
I am a friend or relative of a resident
The St. Anthony nursing home was a very welcoming place for mother who is a resident. The nursing home is very welcoming and a friendly environment for it is residents, and would be my first choice to help out relatives that I cannot take care of myself. The staff is very congenial towards the residents and are always looking for ways to better the residents and make their lives easier in the process. I have many good comments for this staff considering how little they are paid, and how happy they seem to be at work every day I see them. Due to my mother's Alzheimers she cannot remember me and that makes for a very poignant reunion, but the kind staff was quick to comfort me. The food they serve seems healthy but I am not too sure if it tastes all that great seeing how my mother always asks for me to bring her food the next time I see her. Overall this facility, in my opinion is amazing and deserves a five star rating!
About St. Anthony Home
We are proud of the tradition and reputation that the Franciscan Sisters of Chicago have established at Franciscan Communities at St. Anthony Home.
St. Anthony Home provides a peaceful and secure atmosphere where your physical, emotional, spiritual and social needs can be fulfilled. We are truly dedicated to Christian service through compassionate caring.
Located in Crown Point, Indiana, St. Anthony Home offers a multitude of health- and community-based services.
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