SHARON HEALTH CARE PINES is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in PEORIA, IL. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.8 out of 5 from 42 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
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Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Peoria County and serves residents in the IL area.
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My father was a resident of this place. They would not notify my sister of his health nor did they notify her of his death that happened in October 2025. They also allowed him to be cremated and gave his remains to a woman we don't know and have never met. Unless you want the same thing to happen to your loved one id HIGHLY advise against placing them in this facilities incapable hands. They're rude and hostile. My advice to everyone working here is to learn how to treat people with dignity and respect before choosing healthcare. Get off of your phones and do your damn job.
This facility is the worst I've seen. Abusive CNA'S, lost or stolen clothes. Filthy!! If you care about your loved one do NOT place them here.
Alot of scary abuse going on in this facility. They have a multi year history of abuse, neglect, suspicious deaths, constant fines, etc. and most of us healthcare and social workers in the state believe the place should be shut down. PLEASE take your loved one to any other facility in the area rather than this one.
when I lived at Sharon Healthcare Pines I saw a staff member hit another Resident I also saw roses having residents and always fighting to staff there tried to help people the although although they were understaffed and could have used more staff to keep the keys another thing they didn't watch the people did not bring in drugs because in there some people got all the marijuana and that's really not recommended I pray that everyone who goes in there makes the correct decision to go in otherwise your life can be messed up God bless to one now goodbye I pray for everyone that goes into any of the healthcare centers in Peoria especially the Sharon Healthcare centers thank you and have a great day goodbye.
This place deserves ZERO stars and needs to be shut down given the Executive director and Executive director of nursing and some staff members. They don’t care about the needs of residents- oh wait now they are called consumers. Like they have a voice! Bottom line: Don’t place your family member in their care. Move them to a LTC facility even if means driving an hour or more to visit. We did have a loved one live there for over 20 years. Staff cusses at residents, do not answer phone, and the executive nurse and psychiatrist are unethical, to put it mildly. The place is filthy with urine smell in hallway, AND suspicious exchanges between therapy assistants and residents. Ironically, it’s a treatment center for substance abuse in addition to care for mental illness. The doctor prescribed psychotropic meds without looking at drug interactions, then executive nurse and dr did not monitor for serious side effects, which landed our family member in ER multiple times and no communication that the meds were creating increased negative behaviors. The labs indicated toxicity levels 3x the average range! It was too late. He had passed out and broke his hip, suffering cognitive deficits. We got him placed outta this place, thankfully. So please run, don’t walk from Sharonwoods and all Woods facilities!
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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