Marymount Manor

Kate01

My father-in-law stayed at Marymount Manor for two weeks for rehab. The people were overworked. When they attended to them, they were very nice. The facility needed updating. He had a private room and that worked out well. He ate his meals in the dining room and he got a tablemate that he liked. They have a staff shortage just like everybody else. Price-wise, they were a five-star.

buddyb2023

I have a friend who lives there now. I am very impressed with the place. The nursing staff are very nice, the nurses stay on top of my friends issues. The food has gotten a lot better over the last few weeks. no odors which is a big plus. probably could use a few updates because its an older building but overall, its comfortable there and my friend likes it. There's been a lot of changes over the last year or so but for the most part, its been positive changes. I would recommend Marymount Manor

Zach

My grandfather will be moving in at Marymount Manor next week. I liked it. I chose it because of the workers. They were very open-armed and very warm. Nothing felt sad. It was just a good experience compared to some of the other places that I've been to. The staff was very quick to respond when it came to calling and asking questions. I didn't have the fear that if I call, they're not going to answer. They have bingo nights and movie nights. I have extremely high expectations from them, so no one ever gets a 5-star rating from me yet. The staff was my big selling point and how they treated the residents.

ANYONE here

WHAT I believe is,, they take care of your relatives.. BUT BE VERY CAREFUL,, SOME items you send with your reltive will never be given back to you. MY mom has over 1000.00 worth of items gone, no accounting for them, no one looking for them, BE VERY CAREFUL what you let your relative have,, my suggestion, from what I now know,, is,, only let them have clothes, nothing personal, no watch, no rings, nothing worth over 20 bucks, it will be gone, and when you ask for help, no one cares,, not a soul will help me, or even reimburse me for the items lost, after 3 months of mom passing, no help, once gone,, it is gone,, one item is a rocker recliner,, not a cheap one either,, it is gone, no one can find it, CORONA VIRUS IS the blame,, ya right,, how can you lose a rocker?

StellaWolf

My mom now resides at Marymount Manor as of 09/01/2017 after numerous falls at home. She needed a place to have assistance when needed. It was a bit hard at first. Today is 09/19/2017 and I can say she seems to be very happy and content. I am an only child so everything was left up to me to take over. She raves about the food and can't wait until the next meal. LOL She tells me about what she had to eat almost daily. Since being at Marymount she has already made many friends. From the lady in her room who she has a lot in common with to the nursing and aide staff. Everyone has treated her very kindly. They have a little coffee/snack shop there where she can get a smoothie or fancy coffee. Her room is very clean and the admission staff couldn't be more friendly and helpful to make your loved ones transition an easy one. Of course putting your mom is a nursing facility is something no one wants to do but I feel she is safe from constant falling, and well taken care of. She is now getting and taking her medications as directed. I don't have to worry that she didn't take her medications. As far as I'm concerned I'm happy to have chosen Marymount Manor. Plus side...the deer on the property is a beautiful site to see.

anonymous

My mother is in Marymount Manor since July 14. It's not a very luxurious place, but it's what we can afford. She reads Italian magazines and watches TV. They're serving three meals and snacks. Some staff members are helpful, but I think they're short on staff. They should respond faster when the nurses' button is pushed. My mother is trying to get another wheelchair, but she hasn't gotten it yet.