Good Samaritan Nursing Home In

ReviewerRD01042020r

My mom was here. They were very friendly and helpful, but I'm still waiting to get some of my mom's items back. I will feel better once I get some of these things back from them. They were going to contact me yesterday, but they never did. I sent some pictures of what I thought my mom was missing like her phone and a picture of her great-grandchild, so I'm going to have to wait until they contact me. My mom started there in the Covid unit and then she was moved to memory care. The nurses that I talked to were very helpful and very positive. I was able to talk to my mom several times. There were people there that tried to make sure that I was able to communicate with my mom. They had a cell phone that they used for that. I would say the staff that I dealt with were very helpful. The couple of the nurses that I worked with were really confident about my mom. I could tell that they enjoyed working with her and that made me feel good. The facility looked nice, but it was hard to see my mom's room. I was only in the entryway. I never had a meal, but my mom thought the food was OK.

nursing hole

Honestly this place is a disgusting, filthy, mess. There are mice and other rodents, there are roaches. The housekeeping is a joke! They only clean what the eye can see when u walk in a room and sometimes not even that.some good caring aides and nurses but most of them ha e attitudes and act like you are bothering them. You can telk the ones that are only there to get paid. Saw alot of workers on their phones and even saw a male nurse slap a aide of her butt. She was humiliated but said she would not tell out of concern for her job. DO NOT PLACE YOUR FAMILY HERE

Codan

Both of my parents were nursing home residents at the same time. It is a very nicely decorated facility and is family owned which I think to be a good thing. They had great holiday gatherings for residents and family, good food and entertainment. They accomodate a variety of religious experiences for the residents as well, which my mom enjoyed. The staff took extra special care in dressing my parents in clean, matching outfits. My mom's hair was always done nicely and they even took time to put her makeup on. They were on a waiting list to get the same room. However, I found it was nice for them to be in separate rooms. For one thing, if one didn't feel well the other didn't have to be present yet feel helpless as my mom would sometimes say. She felt bad that she couldn't take care of my dad, they were both wheelchair bound. The physical therapists were very good and attentive to my parents needs. The nursing home is within a short distance from a hospital which turned out to be convenient especially since when one parent was hospitalized I still had another one in the nursing home to attend to. Another thing I liked was all the socialization my parents received by being residents in a nursing home. Constant hustle and bustle of residents, staff, and visitors. And there are some quiet little nooks for more privacy when needed for those times you don't feel like sitting in your room yet you don't want to be around a crowd.