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Shannon Lewis

I have been waiting for a custom wheelchair or information about one from April. She said she doesn't remember the care plan meeting "it was so long ago.". I have been waiting to review her and her rehab program. There is never any follow through and her demeanor is always don't ask me abs she doesn't want to be bothered with anything that has to do with my mom.

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Linda Bennett

August 30, 2025, I visited my sister at the Beecher Manor Nursing Home and once I got to her shared room, I was astonished! She was lying in bed with a bruised forehead, a neck brace, and padded cushions on each side of her bed. Next, her roommate was coughing uncontrollably, along with other residents. My sister is in hospice care there and I don’t understand how she was able to get out of her bed and fall. Staff is aware of her condition, she is unable to walk and has Dementia. I asked the charge nurse if she could be put in another room due to the illness of her roommate and was told the decision would have to come from the administrator of the facility. When my daughter and I arrived, there was only one chair in her room. Someone had removed her chair and we didn’t have a place for both of us to sit. I went to the nurses station and asked if someone could bring another chair and was told they didn’t know where to find another chair. I looked to the side of the nurses station and saw a chair someone had left in the hallway so I asked if I could take the heavy chair and was told they didn’t know the chair was there. I dragged the 40 pound chair down the hallway to my sister’s room and once I entered I was overwhelmed with the coughing again going on with the roommate. She sounded congested and was trying to catch her breath. A nurse came in and asked if we needed anything? She looked at my sister then she heard the roommate coughing. While assisting her, my niece and daughter were caring for my sister. The uncaring charge nurse was standing in the hallway with a large work cart, listening to our conversation about the situation. And did nothing! Right now, I am writing this review to express my feelings about this horrible situation my sister is facing. First, she needs to be separated from the illness and placed in a room free of disease. Secondly, she needs around the clock care constantly. She’s unable to feed and change her self. If I could care for her myself, I would. Unfortunately, I have medical conditions that prevent me from caring for her. Last night I was unable to sleep and I am very worried about her. Does anyone have anything suggestions about this situation?

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Victoria Veldhuizen

My mother in law was there over a year. I can not say enough good things about her care. The staff was wonderful as was Providence hospice. The facility was always clean and inviting. She had been in another facility for a year and hadn't received anything even close to the care at Beecher Manor. Keep up the good work!!

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Kim Lorig

Everyone here is very nice and friendly! Everything is clean and staff are always working when huh walk down the halls. Therapists are all kind and work hard to help residents! CNAs are all very kind and attentive to my mom. Front desk, housekeeping, kitchen staff, maintenance are all friendly and pleasant to everyone.

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Nanette Martin

My mom was a resident there for two years and she received excellent care. Her two main nurses, Vanessa and Diane, went above and beyond and treated her with dignity and kindness. The PT department was exceptional, as was the social worker. Diane the administrator, was very kind and accessible to us. We are so grateful we found Beecher Manor for my mom.