Nursing Home Communities in Stanton, IA

"Everything was good. They had good care, and good facilities. They have complete care. The rooms were very adequate. "

"I have been thoroughly pleased with how the staff truly treats residents like family. When you visit there, you feel like your visiting a bunch of friends. It doesn't feel cold. I know my mom enjoys the staff. I feel better knowing they are treating her like family.The place is super clean too."

"A warm, well staffed facility with truly caring people. They work hard to make residents feel like they are at home. Meals are scratch cooked and exquisite, staff treat my mom like she is their mom. They create a true level of comfort for the family who know their loved one is well cared for and treated with love and respect. Best facility I have ever seen. "

"We had my brother in Elm Heights. It was good. He had a small room with a single bed in it, a bathroom, and a small closet. I think they were very accommodating in all areas. There were all kinds of activities, but he was not able to participate in any of them. However, maybe the rooms could be a little larger. "

"My Grandma recently was a patient at Garden View after having knee surgery. The staff was very friendly and provided me with everything I needed. I had a private rehab suite that was beautiful. I would definately recommend Garden View to any friend or family member looking for a short or long term stay! "

"I spent time myself at Atlantic Specialty Care because I broke both feet and I checked myself out early because of the way I was being treated. I wouldn't put a dog in there. The food was good, they were sufficient. I was sitting on a bedpan for 45 minutes after I rang the bell. I had a friend that sat at the same table I did and they came in and they were giving her shots in the middle of the night. She finally woke up, and they'd woken her up twice, and they were gonna give her another one. She says, "I don't get shots," and they said, "Aren't you so and so?" She says, "No, I'm so and so. That lady's next door." That lady is deceased now, I don't know what happened to her. They were always too busy, they were shorthanded. One night they had one nurse that was doing medication for all five wings and she was hollering at the clients there. They said, "I haven't had my medicine," and she said, "What the hell do you expect me to do> I'm the only one here. I'll get to you when I get to you." When I first got there they did not have my medicine there. They had a complication when one of the workers that does that stuff quit, so nobody ordered my medicine, and I didn't get anything for pain. They offered me Tylenol, extra strength Tylenol. I said I take Tylenol three times a day on a regular basis. She said, "We didn't have that stuff. They didn't send everything," and I can't believe the medical center, because that's where I came from, the ICU unit. When I got there the bed was so bad I had them keep bringing pillows so I could put them under me. I know the administrator there because I'm a person of American Legion and we have taken items from there for Christmas, every other year, for veterans or spouses of veterans. So I asked her to come and look at that bed. I said, "You lay down in it," but she said, "No, I can see," so she replaced the mattress. The state came in there and were there for a month doing things because I gave them some different rooms to check, 'cause I thought it was inappropriate for 16-year-olds to be dealing with male clients that would be exposed. I couldn't believe that when she told me that both of them are 16-year-olds. I said, "Both of you don't have somebody that goes with you?" and she said, "No, they trained us for two days." When I left I told the administrator, "Number one, you need to retrain all of your staff, including your nurses on how they should treat the people to make sure that they're in the right room and people don't have to wait and wait. There's a lady down the hall that just hollered and hollered, 'I need off the bedpan. Take me off the bedpan.'""