U-city Forest Manor

Claude

My dad has moved into U-City Forest Manor for rehab. It's a very positive experience. The staff was very friendly and efficient, and the environment there is comfortable. I haven't tried the food, but I know he likes the food there. I think the rooms are kind of small, but they're very well maintained though. They do have beauticians and barbers, and there is a huge lawn outside. I think that's probably why they call it Forest Manor because there's a park connected next door. I don't know how much it cost, he's on Medicare and private insurance.

No Thnaks

Horrible Administration skills. Facility will not take care of their established residents that have IV's. This facility is notorious for being extremely difficult to dealt with. This facility has been State reported multiple times and Missouri State uses this facility for placement and won't correct this facility when reported against.

Butler

I visited this facility and thought because it was in a decent neighborhood that it would be just as nice on the inside. When I first walked in the door I didn't even have to get buzzed in I just walked straight in. There was no one in the front office so I came on in. It seemed fine at first until I stepped further into the building. There was a strong urine smell coming down the hall and there seemed to be a short of staff. I preceded to walk down the hall and nurses passed me and didn't even ask who I was or did I need help. I proceeded to a second desk further down the hallway and there was a nurse there with a patient sitting there as if there wasn't enough people there to take care of him so whoever watched the desk watched him. I wouldn't recommend this place at all.