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shay Kyles

This place is freaking horrible. They falsify paper work. The owner will lie on the resident to have them remove if the resident make the staff Job harder. For example, my grandmother was here, and I was told that my grandmother physically put her hands on a nurse, which was a lie not to mention my grandmother suffer from early stage dementia due from her stroke that she had early February, they proceeded to call me at work, telling me that they had to call the cops on my nonverbal Grandmother. She was taken to the hospital where I met her and the owner contact me and told me to let the hospital know that I didn’t want her there anymore, and if I brought her back, he will take the necessary step to have her removed. Due to him lying on the paperwork, it has made it so hard for me to find placement for her. A lady That was working there at the time my grandmother was staying there recently quit due to the owners behavior and treatment of certain resident. I was also informed in the morning meetings that some of the staff was stating if they didn’t remove my grandmother, they were going to quit.

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Alisa Lindquist

My father stayed here for about 3 months and the nursing staff was very compassionate and the wound care was very good.

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Robert decosta

I have been at this facility for over nine due to complications from diabetes and a recent stroke. When I arrived, I had limited mobility, trouble with coordination, and was struggling to manage my blood sugar levels. I came here hoping to stabilize my condition and work toward regaining independence. Now, nine months later, I have made major progress. With the help of physical and occupational therapy, I am moving around more confidently, and my strength is returning slowly but surely. My blood sugar is also under much better control thanks to consistent monitoring and proper medication. The nurses and CNAs here have been incredible patient, knowledgeable, and truly invested in my recovery. They have taken time to explain things, kept me motivated during therapy, and made sure I was as comfortable as possible throughout my stay. The meals have been helpful in managing my condition too. While not every meal is perfect, I appreciate that there's an effort to provide diabetic-friendly options, and staff have been responsive when I have needed changes or extra support. Overall, I am grateful for the care I have received here.

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Tim Shew

I have been here 6months+....I came here to get help with my legs....I have a recurring infection or something in my lower legs I was unable to take care of myself because I also have arthritis bad in my hips and am unable to reach but was trying to get the lower legs to heal to the point that I would have no open wounds or anything else to make it impossible for me to have hip replacement surgery....I finally reached that point and am almost two weeks into post left hip replacement surgery....it's actually going well and there's a lot less pain than I thought there would be....and the nurses and CNAs have taken great care of me....my issues are with the dietary conditions that I have experienced since I've been here....with exceptions for a couple of times one of the girls heating the food up for me without me asking I have not had one hot meal since I've been here....I have been told that there is a chef that prepares our meals....I would be embarrassed to say that I was the chef that prepares and is in charge of this kitchen....the weekends are terrible but during the week isn't much better....today just broke the camels back....what I ordered was, and the selections aren't great, beef tips and noodles....well what I got was hamburger gravy over noodles and again cold....it just doesn't make sense that a kitchen no matter what meal has an hour to serve and no matter what time it gets to me in that hour it's cold....or there's something missing....there is no excuse for this....every day after day this has gotten absolutely out of hand.....

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Catherine Humphrey

I’ve been associated with St Anthony’s for over 4 yrs. My sister lives there, she’s had MS for over 35 yrs. I’m a dedicated and concerned guardian for her. I’ve been good to the staff who provides care for her. I received a call, because my sister, who’s mentally challenged and disabled, tested positive for marijuana. This concerns me!! So did it come from someone giving it to her? Did she eat something containing marijuana? Safe environment? I’m concerned. Are all employees drug tested? All residents? Even tho marijuana is legal what can this do to her brain already affected with lesions due to MS. I’m working with St Anthony’s and when they figure out what’s happened they will follow up with me. Concerned Legal Guardian!