Signature Healthcare of Terre Haute

yrock

My grandpa was at this facility for his final days. The staff treated him as a family member. The staff checked on the family frequently offering everything to make us comfortable too.

Lil Momma

Staff is caring and dedicated. They go above and beyond to care for the needs of their residents. They have a lot of fun activities with staff and residents. Their dining experience is wonderful with great food and a la carte options. Wonderful place with a good home like feel.

D. Handley

Today marks 8 weeks since I came to Signature Healthcare in Terre Haute, Ind. for wound care and rehabilitation therapy following my 2nd leg amputation. All of my care has been excellent! The nursing staff has been compassionate and thorough. The therapists have been consistent and persistent, pushing me to do the routine exercises I would not do on my own. I have even received improvement in function & less pain in pre-existing conditions because of their attention to detail. The maintenance staff has gone above and beyond in a timely fashion to keep my room and equipment as well as the facility in good repair. The dietary staff has been accomodating to my special requests at meal time. The interaction from the administrators, business office, and social workers has been impressive. I visited several facilities in the Wabash Valley before choosing Signature, and I'm very pleased with my choice! Thank you to everyone at Signature Healthcare of Terre Haute for making my road to recovery such an enjoyable journey! -Dave Handley

Sherilyn Stanfield

I could write pages on my experience at Royal Oaks when my Mom was there during the last 6 weeks of her life and earlier during post surgery rehabilitation. The bottom line is that a nursing home should make a bad situation better. Royal Oaks made everything more difficult. The worst was that they could not even move Mom's roommate out during the day or so that family & friends sat with Mom while she was dying. Mom's breathing was loud & labored. I felt very sorry for Mom's roommate who had to endure all of this. I think to give Mom the dignity of dying in private with family and for the emotional well-being of the roommate, they should have moved one of them. The roommate told me that she had watched several people die already. I will say that there were some good employees who tried to be helpful. Even so, I often visited to find Mom soaked in urine. Mom's clothes disappeared in the laundry and those that she got back did not fit. The list goes on & on & on.

Diane816486

Royal Oaks was very good, but you had to share a room. The two people had to share a bathroom. Their cost was higher too. The place seemed to be nice and clean, and everybody I came in contact with seemed to be friendly. I have seen people in wheelchairs going around by themselves who didn't have problems because they had nice, wide hallways. The drawback is they got to share a room.

caring63506150

Royal Oaks was horrible and smelled really bad. I went there to visit someone and the records weren’t up-to-date, he was transferred to another area two days before. There was no screening and anybody could just walk in there. They didn’t ask me who I was but they just sent me to the room. I wouldn’t send my worst enemy there. It was absolutely atrocious.