CALIFORNIA TERRACE is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in CHICAGO, IL. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.1 out of 5 from 60 reviews. 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 Cook County and serves residents in the IL area.
Service availability may vary by location. Contact this facility directly to confirm service availability in your specific location.
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Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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While visiting a close friend's brother, I was SHOCKED and APPALLED at the HORRENDOUS SMELL REEKING THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE FACILITY! Also, the NON-CHALANT behavior and ATTITUDE from staff toward Resident's complaints and concerns. The STAFF APPEARED TO BE AT A SOCIAL GATHERING, rather than a Nursing Facility!!! 💯
This place is very surprising this place will make you cry from how friendly the nurses and the staff is and of how much they care about they residence while other places make you cry from how mean and cruel they are I wana thank everyone that works here from the janitor to the CEO
I can’t describe as much as I want to in words on how I feel about this place. These co workers and “nurses” should be ashamed of themselves!! All of you!!!!!! If I was you I’d be embarrassed to say where I work. You guys do nothing for these people. I have a family member who lives here and every time we turn around his room is being stolen out of, roaches in the rooms, clothes being stolen. He can’t even have THINGS!!!!!!! And your guys’ answers to us are “they are?” You guys are ridiculous and honestly just plane dumb you should be ashamed of your selves. This place needs to step it up, be happy where you work, helping people, but no. It reaks in there it smells disgusting no one shouldn’t live that way no matter how disabled you are. Appreciate your jobs and understand your HELPING PEOPLE. If you don’t wanna do it then quit!!!!!!! Because there are better people out there that would love to have a job and actually appreciate it. This place needs to step up and get things together. As simple as…. Omg cleaning! Omg if something is stolen ummmmm get cameras to see if random people are going in their rooms. Things to need to change here and it’s just sad. Every time…. I turn around…… there’s something about this place. Who ever runs it or whatever you guys do managers whatever. Do your job.
Called looking for a patient who has an upcoming appointment and could instantly tell by the way everyone answers the phone that this care facility is ran poorly and more than likely shows lack of care for the patient’s health. No one stated who they were, no one asked who I was. No one had information the patient. No one answered the phone like it’s a business. Not only that, but the first time I called, I was instantly put on hold. Heard a conversation being held and hung up on. Regardless of the state of what the property itself may be in, meaning the building possibly being old and outdated. You all need to do better with showing professionalism, integrity and hospitality.
Friendly staff and when I am there ,they are taking care of patients. I have visited this facility recently. The room of my family member was clean and the staff helpful. I plan to visit often and report what I see. Patients there seem to be treated with respect. I found the head nurse knowledgable and helpful. My relative talks favorably about her care.
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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.