MONROVIA GARDENS HEALTHCARE CENTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in MONROVIA, CA. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Los Angeles County and serves residents in the CA area.
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Comparison to industry benchmarks for nursing homes
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CAMBRIDGE HEALTHCARE SERVICES
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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I am a resident in the Monrovia Gardens Healthcare Facility and have had some wonderful experiences here. The staff continue to be very supportive and extremely helpful. The activities dept. provides several activities through out the day and helps to keep the mind occupied. Having something to do makes getting up and adjusting to the treatment easier. The outdoor garden is an excellent place to hangout under canopy or alongside the fountain. Participating in therapy helps to improve my strength and they too are very helpful.
My mom was at Monrovia Gardens in 9-2024 & Oct.2024. Nurses Jesse, Head Nurse, and Manager Ray, along with all the other staff, were very kind and helped my mom. My mom wishes her TV were bigger lol.
I’d like to think they are understaffed. They recently had a change in administration and lost a few nurses. In my opinion I can probably count the nice employees in one hand, the rest are just either going through the motions or are collecting a pay check. My mom lived here for 2 years and I recently brought her home because of her dementia and other red flags. Her blood sugars were over 200 at times over 300. The nurses never bothered to report it to the doctor or show concern until it came to my attention. Her legs began to swell and they tried to down play it. I documented these concerns in an email and upper mgt stepped in and addressed the issues. They were receptive and made the effort to make it right. Her dementia was the biggest concern and they are not a memory care home so we decided to bring her home. The facility is clean, they have a nice outdoor garden area with a waterfall (hopefully working now), but there are cat feces dropping throughout the garden from the stray cats which is nuisance because of the smell. Don’t get me wrong I love cats but The feces are not being extracted from the dirt. They host daily activities which is plus but The food is horrible and it seems diabetic diets are not established for those who need it. The stigma of nursing homes still exists and if you don’t stay involved in there care by asking to see there vitals, glucose readings, doctors Visits they will not get the proper Care. Considering the fact this is low income facility it is a reasonable establishment and fit the need for anyone that does not have dementia or Alzheimer’s
Monrovia Gardens Healthcare Center is such a blessing; a caring and loving senior home with people that do exhausting work to help everyone. They always made our mother feel secure, become a part of the "family," and able to walk through some difficult times too. Senior living is such a critical change in our lives and we are thankful that our mom was able to find warmth and security with such great staff. We are forever grateful.
The staffs at Monrovia Garden Healthcare Center are vigilant, helpful, caring, cheerful and professional. They have provided my father with excellent care. My dad wanted to go home when he first admitted. But now in less than two months, he actually likes that place and enjoys all the kindness services and nutritious tasty foods he has received there.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.