Kings Daughters Community Health & Rehab

condon

were ok. many residents had problems with roommates that were not compatible. food left much to be desired nursing staff and CNA'S for the most part very good. high turnover of for long term care.CNA.s due to scheduling, pay and some very good others not so good would not recommend for long term care, my first month I felt care was bed ridden and meds. their book keeping leaves much to be desired. if there is a problem with payments should be addressed before threating to give 30 days to pay or be put out. in my case for the most part social services was veryt good. physical therapy has very good department.

lisa dale

The nursing staff was wonderful and caring .also the therapy staff Erica ,brandy,Melissa, Becky were the most caring group and worked with you to get over your stumps in the path.I am truly blessed to have them.

Mauricetta

Since my sister was admitted there, I have only been able to reach her by phone twice. I know staff is busy but her daughter (my niece) died last week. I wanted to talk with her and the# I was given and verified--no one answers. I tried at various times all this week with no answer. I just called main office and they put me to desk---still no answer. Covid has wreaked havoc with everyone but there should be someone to answer phones so we can communicate.

Littleprincess35

Kings daughters is a center I would never send any of my family members to. They had my cousin on morphine 7 days straight and did not take care of him Or I’m thinking never gave him anything to drink. He was filthy when I went to see him. They discharged him from physical therapy when they weren’t supposed to. And they almost killed him also keeping him on the morphine. If you ever have friends or family that need to go to a nursing home do not send them here. I don’t see why this place is still open.

Fellow Reviewer

My husband was at Kings Daughters, and I was extremely dissatisfied. He was in a shared room, and his roommate was in control of everything and they do nothing about it. There was not even a chair beside his bed. I said that he needed to have daylight because he has dementia, and they sat him in the nurse’s station with artificial light. I went on a Wednesday and asked to have him discharged, but they would not do so until the following Monday. When I picked him up, he was filthy and dehydrated. There were staff communication problems.