Morris View Healthcare Center

They are always short staffed and they serve my mother, food that would likely not be accepted in a grade school. -dry chicken breast and a potato pattie -Peanutnut butter n jelly lunch -hot dog and fries It's not everyday, but it's too often. Or days in a row of salad for lunch and dinner for days in a row. The facility is not well maintained, and the staff needs to be double.

1 month ago My family member was there for rehab for a fractured hip. He also has other medical issues that would catagorize him as needing complex care at times. His care seemed fragmented. Waiting hours for pain medication or toileting needs when the call light was pressed. Or the diet was incorrect . Perhaps poor Staffing was the source . One nurse actually told him 'you are just one of 50 patients that I have tonight. I'll come back to you when I can' . To make matters worse they lost his clothing, and there was a problem with the air conditioning rendering the room extremely hot for the first 3 days.They used a fan to try to cool the room. Even the physical therapy was not adequate. It seemed the more he complained the more the staff avoided him except for one very kind supervisor Nicole who tried to rectify some of the wrongs but things just kept happening. He wound up with a wound infection of the hip and blood sugars that were out of control and had to return to the hospital for his care. Would not recommend this facility , especially for someone needing a little extra care.

My friend was in Morris View Healthcare Center. He hated it there. He said they were mean to him. They took his call bell away because he called one time, so I would never recommend them to anybody. The people in the administration were wonderful. Whenever we had a problem, that's who I called and they helped correct the problem, but the staff themselves, he said they were mean, and he begged us not to send him back there. We never got to see the room. Because of Covid, we couldn't go in. He hated the food, but he was very picky. He was in rehab, so he didn't attend any activities. He went to the hospital before he even began any real therapy other than in the bed. The facility seemed nice. We went to a group room where they could have visitors on certain days, and that seemed like a good way to meet the need for visitation.

I was a sub-acute/rehab patient for two weeks. I had a very nice private room. Unfortunately, I’ve encountered numerous problems during my stay: - Getting my surgical wound dressing changed was a battle. One nurse didn’t know how to change the dressing. A night nurse refused to change my dressing; stating it’s the AM nurses’ job to change dressings. To boot, my aide always had to track down the nurse to change my dressings (usually a 2 hr wait). - I suffered from severe tension headaches during my stay. The nurses only offered either Percocet (triggers headaches) or Tylenol (which didn’t work at all). It took 10 days to receive one dose of Excederin from the nurses. - I rang the call bell once to request a roll of toilet paper in the bathroom. The responding aide was cursing about wasting her time with my request...and then kicked my walker down in anger when she entered my bathroom. - I gave my surgeon’s info to the admitting staff to coordinate booking my post-op Appt w/transport. Found out the hard way on the Appt day that nothing was set up. It was eventually set up the same day as it was urgent for me to see the surgeon that day. As I had to have additional emergency surgery due to an infection...I was able to transfer to another rehab facility upon my hospital discharge. I wouldn’t recommend this facility to my worst enemy!

Morris View Healthcare Center seemed very clean, and everybody was very nice. The size of the rooms was very nice, too. The problem is, my husband is going to be quarantined for the time that he will be there, so he can't go to the dining area. He is just going to stay there for a week for respite care, and this is the only place that we've found that would take him for a week. I just saw one man, and he was wonderful and very nice. I also said "hello" to some people in the hallway.

HI I had my Mom here at Morris View for sub acute care and the staff on unit 2B are angels the care they provided is unbelievable Dr. Prager was her Doctor at the facility and he's absolutely fantastic, along with the nursing staff there!! The rooms are nice neat and clean. The food is really good tailored to her diet, along with many alternate meals. my Mom enjoyed the activities program that they had, keeping her engaged was very helpful. the clinical care is superb and that's what counts!!

Run! Mom was supposed to be put into a "5 Star" sub acute, single room. Not this dump! Upon arrival told it was closed due to lack of staff and she was being put in general nursing with roommate while exposing her to C-19 after negative tests. Staff and desk area wear partial masks exposing most of their faces. She said "get me out of here" They took her to a urine/feces stench floor and basically dumped her into a cheap bed after having spinal fracture and severe stroke and immobile! After several attempts to contact nurses with button, she call me crying. I called front desk to be rudely transferred to nurses station where I had no answer and a full voicemail box. If you want your loved one left in this type of care, then you deserve what you get! I got her out of there within 48 hours and moved to an A+ facility where she is receiving the proper care, in an immaculate single room, designated team helping her recover. Even her transportation driver said when he got to her floor he almost threw up from the stench with his mask on! Not worth even 1 star. Oh, and the prison is attached to the grounds within steps away from front door! Yes, I have pictures to support everything too!

I had the pleasure of staying at Morris View while recuperating from surgery. I was pleasantly surprised by the experience as I had been told negative things before being admitted. The facility is very large and it is kept very clean. The staff are kind and helpful in all areas. They are very interactive with the residents and have activities available. I recieved excellent care and did not want to leave. There is too much positive to list but I would go back if the opportunity arises.