MANOR COURT OF MARYVILLE is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in MARYVILLE, IL. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.3 out of 5 from 42 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Madison County and serves residents in the IL area.
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UNLIMITED DEVELOPMENT, INC.
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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So far i'm not impressed. They didn't have a lot of information when we got my mom in there. They are very slow to respond to call buttons. She got dehydrated from diahrrea, which the nurse yelled at my mom for having an accident. They're not monitoring what she eats or drinks. Then we found out they had her on a double dose of laxitives that were from the hospital. No one is reviewing what they're giving her or relaying her current state. They do ask you what's your preferred funeral home when checking in, is that normal?
My dad was on the Bounce Back unit the staff were Amazing he’s a retired Veteran they’re approach was truly mind blowing up and walking all I can say thank you for the service Staff greeted you with smiles really make your love feel safe.
I want to thank everyone at Liberty Village Nursing Home for the outstanding care they provided to my father. A special shout-out to the skilled rehab team — Amy, Becky, Julie, and others — for their dedication and hard work in helping him get back on his feet. We’ve experienced other rehab facilities in the area, and none compare to the quality, professionalism, and compassion we found here. Liberty Village’s rehab team is the real deal. Thank you all
We moved my wife's mom out of there after a visit where my wife went to the office to put money on mom's account and I went to mom's room to visit, when I got to her room, I found mom sitting in her wheel chair in tears because she had to use the bathroom desperately, she said she had been pressing the button for 30 minutes and nobody answered her. I went to the nurses/aide station to tell them and the two aides that were there were talking about where they were going for dinner that night. When I told them about mom they just laughed it off and said it hadn't been 30 minutes and she was probably confused. I almost lost it on them but I explained mom had her faculties still and if she said 30 minutes it must have been. Mom explained to us the place was notorious for ignoring the residents needs. When she first went there it was a great place, but after awhile it started going down in caring. We moved mom out of that facility and into one that treated their residents with love, dignity, and care. We will never, ever recommend this facility to anyone and urge others to find a better facility.
Things did not go well from the start. I got my mom there in the early afternoon. Little information on how things worked was shared with us. The bathroom was dirty in her room. I asked them to mop, but they did the basics and there was still dirt around the sides. Twice she went a week without a bath. Mom complained constantly about the food. Some days she couldn't eat it. She would ring her buzzer and no one would come for an hour and one night she laid in wet diapers all night because no one would come. They told us they were fully staffed, but we find that hard to believe. I was doing her laundry so things wouldn't get mixed up and then clothes started disappearing. She now has a UTI and it's been days and I can't get a prescription for her. I've called every day. I've called the lab, I've called the doctor in charge, I've called the nurse. I can't get them to do anything. I've got my mom in a new place now and she's better, but we would never go back to this place. One saving grace was a nurse named Crystal who was very attentive and helpful and knowledgeable.
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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.