Manor Care Health Services Gig Harbor

I would not let my dog come here to die. They are very bad people. They treat the residents like garbage. You will not get the care you need. Late and undercooked meals. 4 weeks without a shower or having your bed sheets changes. Urine and fecal matter on the walls. Aids who treat you like garbage and threaten you. Lack of care from the nurses. The staff cover up things so they are not found out about. I do not see how these people get away with state inspections. The social workers not only lie, but are not qualified to do their job. Most aids are lazy and care less about helping and complain. A very dirty place. Nothing but being stuck in your room 24 hours a day with very little halp.

I did not like the way my Mom was treated, moving her from room to room. Picking her up by the back of her pants. Always laughing at her. Never got to have a funeral for her when she passed away this past March because they never gave a check for burial until 1 day before she died. I would not recommend anyone"s loved one to be sent there. Don't know howmany times her teeth and clothes were lost. I will never hope to see anyone go through what my Mom had to go through.

They have no concept of dementia/Alzheimer's and let the dementia people go to the doctor or hospital alone, which means that they can easily get themselves lost. I was told that they don't have staff to accompany them. What?? I was also told repeatedly by the nurse that my mother did not have pneumonia. And so she died, and they stated it was pneumonia.

Manorcare Health Services-Gig Harbor is my favorite community pricewise, but they start from $900 to $1,200 dollars a month. My visit there was fantastic, but the price was way too high. The person who gave me the tour was nice and professional, but not warm. They also have excellent facilities.

My father recently spent time here before passing. The staff was helpful, courteous and kept him clean and comfortable throughout his stay. I also appreciated that the facility always looked well kept and there were never any obnoxious odors. Kudos again to the staff and housekeeping.

My sister just discharged from this nursing home. The staff did a tremendous job caring for her needs and really took the time to get to know her. When I would visit, they would always say hello and ask how things were going. The room was always clean, and the food was actually very good. And I have tasted some bad hospital food. Thanks Manor Care.

My father is currently living in this facility after a move from out of state. He was diagnosed with advancing dementia and became too difficult to manage at home. We were very displeased with the care that we saw in his facility in CA, but we have been wonderfully surprised with how well the staff at ManorCare cater to my father. I guess there are 2 different "sides" to the building--one where they do a lot of intensive rehabilitation and the side where my father lives, where it is more home-like. I can't speak to the other side, but the aides and nurses on the "long-term" side are very warm and nurturing. And the caring mentality goes all the way to the top--there was a time when my father was having some increased behaviors, and we were called in for a meeting. I was worried he was going to be kicked out, but the administrative staff wanted to sit and discuss different alternatives and ideas about what could be done. We were able to come up with some plans, and things have been better. There was also a fantastic winter party before Christmas where all the staff interacted with the patients, handed out presents, and entertained all the families. Overall, this is a top notch place that I would recommend to anyone.

My mother is in Manor Care. The staff is very nice and right there for whatever you need, so they’re very responsive. The rooms are not really big, but they’re nice. They have a lot of day rooms and a lot of activities to keep them pretty busy. They have bingo, music, happy hour, and different kinds of games.