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Continuing Healthcare of Niles

2565 Niles Vienna Rd, Niles, OH 44446

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3.3

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Reviews of Continuing Healthcare of Niles in Niles, Ohio

3.3

(10 reviews)

  • Facility

    3.5

  • Staff

    4.2

  • Food

    3.7

  • Activities

    3.8

  • Value

    4.2

fredricka

5

February 27, 2024

I am/was a resident of this facility

Big private room furniture outdated decent food good therapy kind staff

Penelope Z.

5

July 4, 2023

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My father-in-law received the best care while he was there. Whenever I visited, he was happy and pleased with the progress he was making. The staff was kind. Therapy was wonderful. He is home now and doing great!

Reviewer#JM141222

1

January 5, 2023

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My husband was at Continuing Healthcare of Niles for 20 days. The home itself was dirty. They were understaffed. My husband didn't start rehab until probably the second week he was there. In 20 days, he never had a shower until the final week that he was there. I insisted they shower him, and he had two that week. They never changed his bed or scrubbed his floor except once in the final week. I was there from 8:00 in the morning until 6:00 at night to watch over him. I wouldn't recommend them to anybody. They need to clean up the place. There were days when doors were supposed to be unlocked at the front door so you could go in and visit your patient. I would get there at 8 o'clock, and the doors would be locked. I couldn't get in, and I would be beating on every window I could find to get in there. Finally, a nurse told me the code for the key thing on the door so that if that ever happened again, I could get in. I had to use those three different times. There was nobody there to open the door. Also, when I tried to call there for one thing or another, they never answered the phone. The phone would ring until it disconnected. There were a lot of good staff members, but there were a lot of bad ones. They didn't come in to see my husband very often. I think that was probably because they knew I was watching over him. The food wasn't bad. There's nothing there for people to do that I can see. They have a nice workout room. They have a lot of equipment in the rehab center. During the first three weeks, my husband was there, his rehab consisted of them getting him out of bed and walking into the bathroom. We didn't pay for anything. Medicare paid for it.

SallyStanton

5

December 17, 2022

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mother was there for 17 days. She liked it. Therapy was excellent with her. I wish insurance let her stay longer because I don’t think she was quite ready to come home yet but at least she has home health now. All the nurses are quite nice. Nurse practitioner saw her almost every day. Thank you CHS!!

Mary Lou adams

5

January 9, 2022

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My dad was here for rehabilitation after his stroke. I am very impressed on the gains he made. He is back home and doing well! Everyone treated him very kind. I know it’s a crazy time to be in a nursing home but the staff managed to go above and beyond. Thank you to all of the nursing and therapy staff! Rock stars!

unknown087463727

1

June 18, 2020

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Staff was often rude. Family member was greatly displeased. Do not recommend.

Lynne n

1

March 27, 2017

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

I have a loved one there now for short term rehabilitation. Was told he would be leaving tomorrow, March 28th, found out caseworker didn't do the prep work til today. He has been there 4 months, longer than hospital. Nurses and aides and therapists have been great but caseworkers work for like hotel California

Pat100223350

4

February 10, 2015

I am a friend or relative of a resident

I have friends who had loved ones in Autumn Hills Care Center, and they highly recommended it to me. I have no complaints with them. They were very good. They spent a lot of time with my husband. They got him up every morning. He was clean, his hair and nails were cut, and he was shaved. If he got a little unhappy, they would push his wheelchair into the office where he can look out the window, and they would sit at the desk and talk to him. They gave him personal care. The first thing I noticed when they took them there from the hospital was that the facility smelled nice. It was like lavender. Also, the people in the hall were not sitting there begging the staff to do something or drooling. I have no complaints. The food was not what I would like, but they had to give him chopped up stuff because of his difficulty swallowing.

froglily

5

December 12, 2012

Other

I really loved that when you walked in, you did not smell like a nursing home. Most smell of urine due to many residence not able to hold it and wear adult diapers. But it seems like they never change them or something. I work for ambulance service and visit many places, but this was the only nursing home where patients were ready to go when we got there with no waiting for paperwork, they always talked nicely to patients to matter what state of mind by telling them where they were going and about when they would be back and telling them goodbye. It seemed clean and wonderful, even in the rooms and nicely decorated and all staff was very nice. Like I said, we go to many different places and never see staff so on it and friendly and helpful and welcoming when they return for the ones with much mind function and the ones not there anymore. Would not think twice about placing my father later when his dementia takes over and we can no longer handle him at home. Large rooms for open visiting, or private rooms for family only. So nice! Like I mentioned before.....no smell hitting you as you walk in. Makes you more at ease knowing they do not allow them in sit in filth.

Snowtigers

1

June 27, 2012

I am a friend or relative of resident

The rehab department is awesome, but as far as the nursing home, it is TERRIBLE. They do not have enough help, for one thing, yet they will tell you they are not short staffed. For another thing, half of those working there have bad attitudes and do not treat the patients as they should be treated. My mother has been a patient there for over 3 months now. She hates it there and I wish we could have put her elsewhere. She would press her call button to get an aide to get her a bed pan. She would be lucky if she got one. If she did get one, there were times she was left on it for hours. If she didn't get one, she had to go in the bed and then was left there lying in it, sometimes for over an hour. Some of the aides get nasty with the patients and are rude to them. Calling to complain doesn't help. You can tell them until you are blue in the face, it doesn't change things. My mom is a brittle diabetic and had 2 sugar drops in a row and couldn't get anybody to come. Some of the aides were rough when changing my mom and her bed. Sometimes, aides stop by to see what you want, tell you they'll be back in a minute, and never come back. As far as I can see, there is no supervision around. I have seen aides together, talking and laughing, but not doing any work. One girl walks around texting all day while telling everyone else what to do. Just be warned. If at all possible, do not put a family member in Autumn Hills.

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Services and Amenities of Continuing Healthcare of Niles in Niles, Ohio

General

  • Resident Capacity: 151

Medicare

  • Health

    4.0

  • Overall

    3.0

  • Quality

    3.0

  • Staff

    1.0

Medicare Provider Number: 365672
    Ownership Type: For profit - Corporation
    Rating Date: 9/1/2023

About Continuing Healthcare of Niles in Niles, Ohio

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