Camelot Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

beenico

I've been visiting Camelot Nursing and Rehabilitation Center a lot within the last month, ever since my grandmother moved into their Orthopedic Recovery wing after her surgery. The rooms in the Orthopedic Wing are decently sized and I haven't noticed any issues with cleanliness yet. The wing my grandmother is staying in has a nurse and two aids to assist the patients and the therapy department is on the same hall. The two aids are really wonderful people who answer call lights promptly and take care of their patients. The therapists have made great strides with my grandmother. Not only have they made great strides with helping my grandmother walk again, but they are among some of the nicest people I've ever met. The day nurse (I haven't met the night shift nurse yet) is truly excellent at her job and really cares about her patients. The food served is a lot better than what one might expect and the patients have the option to eat in their rooms, though therapy hopes my grandmother will be walking to the dining room in time. All in all, Camelot is a great nursing center and I'm glad that I can trust these people to take care of someone I love.

carlat1

As soon as I walk in the door, all I could smell was urine and feces! It was so nasty. It also seemed very small and confining for the residents there. I also didn't see many workers or nurses around very often. There was a list of daily activities and such but I never saw anything for the residents to do beside hang out in there room or park their wheelchair in front of a big bird cage by the front doors. I felt very sorry for the folks who were staying here for long periods of time. The tv's in the rooms were also very cheap and small, like they went out and bought the cheapest possible tv. I never felt like the home really cared for anyone there. I would never put one of my loved ones in that place again.