Golden Livingcenter - Plattsmouth

ShirleyVVGFN

We had to put my mom at Golden LivingCenter. I wouldn’t recommend it to anybody. It was horrible. They had very few people at all working in that place. We were pretty disgusted with it. My mom was in the dining room, and she was the only one there. She was in wheelchair, and they placed the food in front of her. There wasn’t another person anywhere in that room; they just left her sitting there by herself.

Provider Response

chip and sis

The worst place ever! I beg of you, if you love your family member don't leave them here.In the whole place there may be 5 or 6 people that care.The residents are treated very badly and harm will come to them,we lost our loved one there.

Provider Response

untold

NOT A CLEAN PLACE AND VERY UNDERSTAFFED. IF PATIENTS ARE ASLEEP THEY ARE NOT WOKE TO EAT. THE PERSONAL CARE HELP FOR PATIENTS IS VERY POOR. VERY SELDOM ARE PATIENTS GIVEN MEDICATIONS ON SCHEDULE.BATH ONLY ALLOWED ONCE A WEEK AND IF THEY MISS THEIR DAY THAT DONT GET ANY.PERSONAL BELONGINGS ARE CONSTANTLY STOLEN.

sadgross

The moment you walk in you can smell something bad, urine? never see them assisting patients but instead they take off the leg rests from wheelchairs and have the patient scoot along with their feet. feed diabetic patients a lot of carbohydrates old and dark, could use some bright paint colors 1 shower per week! AWFUL!

Caring80184750

Golden Living Center – Plattsmouth was great, and they were great with my dad. He was there for probably a year, and he did great. It was just that it cost a lot. The nursing home part was kind of old, and they were remodeling it, but the memory care unit was beautiful, and it was a community; it was homelike. They did activities with him almost every day and he was hardly ever in bed when we went there. He was up eating and talking to people, doing activities all the time or out in the courtyards because they would take him outside in the courtyards. It was really nice. The activities were great. My dad loved it. He never fell, and I don't remember them ever calling us and telling us that he fell or got hurt or anything. The staff was very, very kind, and very well-educated. None of them acted like they were unsure of what to do. Any questions we had got answered by the person that we asked. Their dementia care was a locked unit, and my dad was in it. He wasn't a wander risk, but they decided to put him over there just because he was acting a bit unstable with his dementia. I don't think we ever saw them understaffed, and the place was immaculate and clean. The only concern that we had when we were over there one time was that we had a hard time getting in. We were a little frustrated because when we first got there and he had been admitted, we weren't sure where he was, and when we asked the nursing home side of it, nobody knew. It was just a little disorganized on the nursing home side. But, it was great.

BigRudy13

The staff was professional through out the time that we spent there, however they were also lacking in tidiness or could be said they appeared sloppy in appearance. The nurses did seem very dedicated to the area that my family member was in, working long hours and just caring really struck me as a positive feature. The facility was always clean itself but the actual amenities needed to updated in my opinion. There was also no smell typically associated with nursing homes; this was a big factor for me, as then other younger members of my family wouldn't remember this family member in a negative light. The rooms also had locks on them, which I liked because it allowed my family member to be able to keep personal mementos and there was no real worry of items being stolen. The biggest gripe I had with this establishment was that I never really saw the main doctor that was assigned to my family member, and I had to go through the nurses to actually communicate with the doctor. Overall, this was a good establishment for my family member until she passed, I am happy that she had a very nice place to spend her last few months.