The Laurels of Greentree Ridge

L Musser

The p/T and o/T teams are the very best. Facility is very clean. Most nurses are very helpful and freely share information with family members. I love that it’s a smaller facility with a “family” feel to it.

Dean

My mother was at The Laurels of GreenTree Ridge. They did not have enough help at the facility. She was in the nursing home area and had a little bit of rehab, but it was not up to standards. They need a new management to oversee their services. My mother was over there for a month, and I've seen her health decline since she went over there. I had to get her out. The food was also terrible. She didn't eat at all. I had to personally bring meals to her because she just wasn't eating, and I don't blame her.

esisk

Would have helped to know in advance that unvaccinated residence would be confined to room. When questioned about some meds the staff seemed defensive. We only wanted to know where personally suppied meds were.

mikez

although the staff was great the food BAD.

Mr. X

This facility took my mother in law to Mission and left her there unattended to receive an MRI that may have been unnecessary. The actual diagnosis was a UTI treated with antibiotics in facility. A family contact was not contacted prior to transport and there was an inadequate explanation. Be careful.

llllizlll

I stayed at the Laurels for three weeks. It was a little chaotic as I arrived on Saturday and none of the administration staff was working. I had no place to put my valuable possessions and they were suppose to do an inventory of my belongings that didn't get done. Because of that I ended up getting some money stolen. It sounds bad, but I was well taken care of by nursing/cna staff and the activities director, social worker and PT worked hard on taking care of my needs. I have been so impressed by the staff there, that I was able to continue my Physical Therapy there for another three weeks and because of my saddness at ending my relastionship with the Laurels, I was offered an opportunity to return to volunteer! They have all kinds of activities available for the residents. I was in too much pain to participate, but I read the daily newsletter. The staff are all close and all work together to aid in a positive outcome for each patient. That was impressive for me. I am a non-smoker, but they allow the patients that do smoke an opportunity to smoke in a designated area. This may seem bad, but better for a patient to smoke in a group than smoke in a bathroom or sneak out alone to smoke. I think it was awesome the way they treat smokers with dignity and respect!!! I would definitely recommend this place and when I need to return next year after my surgery, I hope I get to return. In all I was EXTREMEMLY impressed with the Laurels of Greentree.

Jordan W

The staff was an amazing help as I toured this facility. This can be a hard time in families lives as we have to seek more help for family members. This staff made me feel welcome and I know that my loved ones will be safe here. The facility is clean and well kept. I highly recommend checking out the facility.

George Lambert

My mom had a series of strokes and has been at the facility for over a year and I couldn't feel more comfortable of where she is. Though about an hour away from me...she is 5 minutes from memorial mission where 1 of the best cardiology departments is. I have nothing but good things to say about the care of my mother and very pleased they have treated my mother. I believe it is my responsibility of a sin to see ahe is getting the best possible care and that is all I have witnessed. I am there many times a month and seen all treated well. It is sad to see those who so not have visitors which I am unable to today because I am trying to get over a cold. But I will be there in the next few days as soon as I feel healthy to be sure I dont bring any thing to the patients...always beat to be safe than risk their health and lives. I am unsure of the other people experience but I have looked and visited several different facilities throughout the region and I can say with the upmost confidence this is the absolutely 1 of the best. Thanks to the staff for taking such good. Are if Nancy L. It helps an only child like myself feel a little less guilty of not visiting when I have a cold....I know you all treat her like family and that's all I want for Mom. She is in very good and caring hands H George

ToniaF23

My mother was recently a rehab patient at the Laurels of greentree ridge. The facility was very clean and updated, the patients seemed happy and the staff was friendly. They were very attentive to her and I at work. Thank you to everyone from housekeeping to nursing.

Sandra0542

I was very impressed with the care my mother received while at The Laurels of GreenTree Ridge. She has been in a few facilities over the past 5 years for rehabilitation after two knee replacements and a shoulder surgery. The rehab team at GreenTree was absolutely amazing. She was even able to go home sooner than she expected and continued therapy on an outpatient basis for her shoulder. Thank you to all of the nursing, therapy, and other staff for everything you did for Mom while she was there. Hopefully you're all still there when/if I need you!!

aseese8

My grandmother was at GreenTree and I was very impressed by her care. This was the cleanest facility out of all that I had toured and there was never an odor. The staff were friendly and they event gave my nana a certificate and graduation when she discharged.

Horrified beyond belief

This place is terrible in every way. You would be better off going to a homeless shelter. It constantly smells like a sewer and they are very understaffed. It has taken over an hour to get anyone to answer the call button and then they just came in and turned it off only to run out and make you wait another 45 min before returning to care for the patient. The nurses and C.N.A.s are for the most part OK, but they are so understaffed that they are constantly overwhelmed. The administration is the biggest problem, If you complain about the bad care of your loved one they will turn around and blame the patient and do nothing to fix the problem. The problems are a constant, Their has not been one day that I have visited my family member where the same issues I have complained about has been been addressed & the administrators have become rude and offensive when I have repeated the complaints. They do not see or treat your loved one as a person but rather a dollar sign. The social worker is horrible and pathetic. The head of the nursing department dos not do anything to fix the problems. The facility is falling apart from the leaking roof to the broken door alarms and fire alarms that go off for no reason when it rains hard. If you care about your the person, do not let them go to this place.

bgn

I am a relative of a past rehabilitation patient. I was not impressed with the staff at all. Only 2 or 3 seemed to really care. My loved one was there recovering from a hip surgery and has dementia. She fell 3 times in one week. The last fall resulted in a head injury needing stitches. The nurse told us she was not found for a good ten minutes due to shift change. A very lame excuse. Needless to say we brought her home. There were many times when a call button would not be answered for 30 minutes or longer. Do not subject your loved one to this place. It is not at all what they spokes person makes it out to be. There should be a suprised visit from State inspection. There is never enough staff and the weekend staff is the worst.

yakke fan

The nurses are nice when see them ,¡ very slow it take over a hour to answer bell not right some Need more attention this really needs to be e looked into

dmsmd

In 25 years of working in hospitals and nursing homes, I've never seen such a filthy, unsanitary health care facility. My mother's floor was never completely clean, and the blood- and stool-soiled toilet went 48 hours without cleaning once, until I asked a nurse to clean it. Thereafter, I would clean it myself as needed. Soiled clothes were often dropped in a drawer rather than in the hamper sitting inches away, despite a MRSA wound infection and bloody drainage. The PT/OT staff were above average and the nursing and CNA staff were mostly concerned and helpful (albeit slow, as previously noted), but housekeeping and infection control were not high management priorities or staff activities. I recommend looking elsewhere, especially after seeing identical complaints in a review from two years ago.

Oriented

Find another place to care for anyone. The PT staff was great, the nurses and CNAs seem to care and try but there aren't nearly enough of them especially at night, and the administrative staff is horrible. The facility stunk the whole time and sanitary protocol was pretty much non-existent. My mother got 5 truly terrible pressure sores that they didn't tell us about for a long time, including both feet which took over a year to heal, and she'll never be able to walk well again. They tried to refuse to let us take her to wound care, which the surgeon ordered after he discovered them when we took her for a follow-up visit - probably didn't want word to get out, but we did take her to the Wound Care practice, and I don't mind telling everyone about it. The food was a crime (example: American cheese on a piece of toast and potato chips for supper), and the doctors aren't exactly detail oriented. If they were, people wouldn't get worse and suffer like they do.

needachange

My mother was at the laurels for short term rehab and I didn't think very highly of the facility. It is clean and the nurses do there job but not in a timly mannor. My mother would have to wait 30 min after ringing the call bell for someone to help her to the restroom, they would sit her there, leave and not return for 30-45 min! I think they have 1 CNA to 15 patients which is not enough and the nurses have attitude problems. Same with the admin staff, nice one moment and rude the next. I would not say this is the worst facility but I would hope this is not the best. Oh and I find it interesting that the week the state was coming to inspect they had the place fully staffed and kept cleaning the floors and rooms. Something to hide? I would say so.

ToniToni

While visiting this facility, we noticed that the patients here all seemed to be very active and vital. There were activities going on in three different rooms (or groups) and the dining room was full of other people visiting patients. The food looked pretty good and they were very quick about clearing the dishes from the rooms. The only issue I saw in the facility was that the visitors bathroom was out of hand soap, but when I told the front desk they immediately fixed the issue.