COMMUNITY FIRST MEDICAL CENTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in CHICAGO, IL. CMS overall rating: 5 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.4 out of 5 from 798 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Individual
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This nursing home is located in Cook County and serves residents in the IL area.
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I had an excellent experience with my nurse (Jerome) in the emergency room. From the moment he introduced themselves, he was kind, attentive, and incredibly professional. He took the time to explain everything clearly, checked on me often, and made sure I was as comfortable as possible during a very stressful time. He is calm and compassionate demeanor truly made a difference and helped ease my anxiety. It’s clear he is the only one whoe genuinely care about his patients, and I’m very grateful for the care I received. The emergency room needs more nurses like him. 5 stars wont be enough for this guy. Thanks Jdawg
One of the worst hospitals in the city! Please DO NOT go to this hospital if you’re having a medical emergency and want to be treated with dignity and respect. We begged them not to send my mom to this hospital and the paramedics rejected our request very rudely and condescendingly. Upon arrival there were a lot of ppl camping out in the waiting room ,a lot of them were homeless and seeking shelter, which is more of a city issue than the hospital issue. My mom arrived at this hospital around 5am and was told she needed to stay in order to get a series of test done. When I visited her there were a plethora of ppl walking around in scrubs, while the staff sat around eating snacks and laughing. There were security on staff being extremely rude to those having mental health episodes. I even seen a woman hanging halfway off her bed, unresponsive, and covered in urine. Meanwhile the security officers seem to find it entertaining to have to yell and boss around patients. I witness one security officer laughing with another staff member about one of the patients experiencing self harm. My mom never received full treatment, never got a room, and when she complained they kicked her out and made her wait for me in the lobby. It was 2pm when she finally left. This establishment is disgusting and demeaning to those seeking care. If you can speak up for yourself do not let the paramedics take you to this hospital!! This place doesn’t deserve to treat anyone in any shape or form. Shut the entire ER down!
I ended up in the emergency room because I had pain in the lower back and had a hard time walking. The pain was so bad that if I tried to find a comfortable position to lay down on the bed, I simply couldn't because the pain would return The doctor in emergency decided to give me some pain medicine and then later, do an x-ray. The medicine released the pain andy body could finally relax. I was admitted to the hospital late in the afternoon. While in the hospital I met some marvelous people who work for the place. Some of them I saw a couple years ago when I was admitted for something different. I was sad to find out that many of the workers left the facility and sought employment elsewhere. The current staff is full of people that are committed to helping in these trying times. None of them actually like what's going on with Medicare and other government programs that trump is messing with. There are not enough staff to keep up with the incoming patients even though the number of patients is really low Be that as it may, they try their best to help and move things forward. Today marks three weeks I've have therapy and it's the day I'm leaving. Finally, to all who have helped to make my stay comfortable I would like to say thanks. There's just too many to list and give accomodations to so I'll just leave it like that To all that have touched my life at the hospital, I say thank you and keep up the good work. May your days be blessed and full of joy I remain, Wayne A Strnad
Hospital isn’t in the best shape what’s the rooms are clean and the bathrooms are clean and the staff is amazing and Dr. T and his crew made The process was so smooth and easy they gave you everything from a to z they guided you through every step and helped you get past through the insurance so easily I would highly recommend this clinic to anyone. I literally told them I was hot and they brought me a fan to my room. That’s something very thoughtful and the staff is so polite and so nice. No one had an attitude like the regular big Hospital.
I’m currently sitting in the ER with a family member. The sink is leaking and can’t be turned off, the vent above us is caked in dust, there is something brown on the ceiling, 2 massive holes in the wall behind the bed with exposed insulation and chunks of drying just sitting inside like there was never an attempt to fix anything, rust on almost everything, deep divots on the floor where the bed sits (god forbid someone comes in with a spinal injury comes into this room and get bumped because someone stepped in the literal hole in the floor), exposed wiring connected to an outlet that’s basically falling off of the wall, and the ER desk keeps coming into the room to throw away food garbage like milk cartons and styrofoam bowls with soup inside, not to mention the parking garage was closed last year because it was unsafe and now there are parts of it opened back up but it looks like no repairs have been done. It looks like they just reopened parts of it that were “safe enough”. This hospital needs to be condemned. Forgot to mention that there’s no hot water in the bathroom and that sink also leaks.
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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.