Timberview Care Center

C J Ansted

Due to neglect my mother- in law almost died of infection due to them not bothering to change her bandage. She is still in a rehabilitation center, had to have the hardware removed from her arm down to the bone, six weeks of antibiotics IV, blood transfusion and will need to be on pill form of antibiotics for the rest of her life. All I can say for now, getting a lawyer.

dizzydt

Horrible staff. Very demeaning, and condescending. Twice waiting for meds for my heart burn, to the point, was screaming out for relief.

Hostler Steve

The staff is very friendly, and very helpful, the food was good and the facility is clean, I had a broken back and a spinal fusion,I learned so much from the physical therapy and the vocational therapy. I kind of hated to leave and would definitely go back if necessary

Trishjack

I have a mom staying here. I live out of State. My mom is well cared for and is having a positive experience. My first impression was watching positive interactions with staff and seeing people visiting with family outside. The Administrator introduced herself and has been friendly and involved. My mom loves the food. She eats in the dining room and gets food fresh off the cart. They serve fresh fruit and cook with fresh ingredients. The nurse I spoke to was knowledgeable, not only about my moms conditions, but also knew how she liked her coffee and what she is looking forward to doing when she gets home. She was professional and friendly. I had previously read a post on another site that was negative and claimed the building was dirty. I saw the opposite. This is one of the cleanest nursing facilities I have been in.

trails

For physical care changing ect. the staff do their jobs. Beyond the minimum, or required care be prepared for negative dramatic changes and other factors for each family. one of the first items of advice you will be told for long term care is "you will have to sell your home."

Asher2013

My grandpa is currently a resident at Timberview. He was at another facility about 15 miles outside of town for a couple months and was not doing well. The other facility was dark, smelly and the staff were rude. We really wanted him closer, and it took us a few weeks to get him a bed, but once we were finally able to get him to Timberview he has been thriving. The halls are clean and bright. The staff are friendly, helpful and hard working. He goes to activities and has a good appetite. The care team really listed to us when we spoke about his care and what kinds of things would prevent him getting agitated. They customized a plan of care with us to fit his needs and really involved and listened to us as a family. We finally felt listened to and as a result, my grandpa hasn't had any of the challenges he was having at the other place and he seems so much happier. I know no place is perfect, but Timberview is really trying hard to do what's right for the people there and it shows. It's an older building that has had a remodel a few years ago. The interactions we have with the nurses and CNA's are generally pleasant and we regularly see them engaging positively with the other residents there. We visit him regularly and are involved. I would recommend just getting involved with your loved ones care and being part of the process. It's been a game changer for us and we no longer feel negatively about nursing homes thanks to Timberview.