ALIYA OF HOMEWOOD is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in HOMEWOOD, IL. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.5 out of 5 from 75 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Cook County and serves residents in the IL area.
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ALIYA HEALTHCARE
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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HORRIBLE‼️I wouldn't send a dog here. My 85yr old grandmother has had her food eaten by staff members 4x now. We bring her food and they eat it. Not to mention she's been yelled at and bullied by a nurse after she had to wait an hour to be cleaned while laying in urine. All of these complaints have gone to upper management and AGAIN today her food is gone. This is just a horrible way to treat seniors.
If I could give this place 0 stars I WOULD! My grandmother was laying in her piss three days in a row the first time was over a hour ( yes I was present ) the second time was over 30 minutes , today was a little at 30 minutes .. all aids we’re very nice, nurses not so much. Been trying to speak to someone in social work and admissions for 3 days, been getting referred to the “next” person. I am removing her from this place today and would NOT RECOMMEND this facility to anyone! I walked up to front desk and the manager or director very rude on the phone with someone then hung up and started cursing to the front desk person about her discuss with the phone call very unprofessional. And my grandmother room is horrific dirty floors, nasty curtains, ketchup splatters on blind, broken foot board on this old bed,, etc, etc.. I suggest finding somewhere else for your loved one!!!!-
Upon arrival you'll see a lot of greenery which is inviting. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They have a calendar full of activities for the residents, as well as, individualized plans for those who need it. The shared rooms were, however, fairly smal which was a surprise to me. There could also be a bit more security for personal items. With that being said, it seems that they provide pretty good care to their residents, which is the most important thing. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this place to someone who's looking to place their loved one in a skilled facility.
I suggest only letting a loved one go here if you can spend a lot of time with them and stay on top of what goes on. Critical medication was not always taken, staff rarely answered the phone, antipsychotics that were not appropriate were given before a UTI test (that was positive) was performed, and a nurse rudely prevented a soiled bedding change for hours despite other employees being willing and able to do it. Little concern was given to speech and energy decline, and blood glucose was not checked despite being the first thing done in the ER which helped a lot. If you can be there in person to advocate for your loved one this might be an acceptable alternative, but if not I suggest avoiding it. They claimed that they were fully staffed at the time, so staffing shortages don't explain any of this.
I only gave this place one star cause I couldn’t rate it any lower! Most of the staff in the facility has a bad attitude and obviously does not care about the patients being treated there! It takes forever for anyone to respond to a call button being pushed! Sometimes even when someone comes to check, they just tell you to push the button to turn the call light off and they leave the room then won’t return to help the patient! The food is horrible! It’s like they find anything to cook and put it on a plate after it gets warm! Furniture is terribly outdated! Very minimal cleaning being done despite that it’s a medical facility! Everything about this place is terrible and I would never recommend anyone be admitted 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.