Piqua Manor

Fxysyren77

Rooms are beautiful, but what good is that if you have only half the staff care. My grandmother was there for a few weeks and was unable to get the staff to give her a shower. Nurses were great. Management was literally MIA most of the time. We thought with the reviews this was a great facility. Attitudes reflect leadership. Unfortunately, I hope for others there, that maybe things will change.

Snow1971

He was laying in own vomit all night then it dried up and when we went to visit he said no one came when he pushed the button for help and he was still laying in dried up vomit you can see it on the blanket it's all yellow. I have the picture if they want to lie about it! I'm not surprised he's dead now. The care there is awful he said he hated it there and he didn't like the people that work there his own words. He obviously had to lay in his own vomit and feces in this dump.

Caring_2643920

My Father Has Been Unhappy As Us With How Long It Takes Them To Get In His Room To Help With Going To The Restroom And His Room Is Poorly Clean.Found Poop On His Pillow Case On The Bottom After His Bed Was Made For The Day .He Is 76 Years Old We Trust Him In Their Care And They Get Paid Well For Him To Get This Kind Of Treatment Is Very Wrong We Have Talked To Staff And Still We Are Finding More Things Wrong ,We Are Moving Him Soon To A Better Place He Is On A Waiting List So We Have To Hold On Can"t Wait For The Time To Get Him Out Of There...

Donna73249350

Piqua Manor is a rehab place. It is for people who had surgery and are being sent away from the hospital but are not ready to be home yet. They also have one hall for people who have long term issues. My brother was there when he had a stroke; that's why we chose it. The staff is extremely friendly. They are very concerned about all their patients. My dad is really happy there. They let him use a walker, and they exercise him. They encourage him to come out and eat his meals in the dining area. They take care to make sure he isn't eating things that are going to upset him because he has a delicate stomach. They have a very nice dining area, and they have good food. They let him bring his trombone, and he plays sometimes for the other residents. He is 96, so he is really quite old. The security is good, and they have a bracelet that they put on their ankles so they can't get out the door in the hallway, and the front door is locked most of the time.