The Gardens Of Cedar Rapids is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Cedar Rapids, IA. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.2 out of 5 from 19 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Linn County and serves residents in the IA area.
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Giving a rating to a senior living facility is very hard in my opinion. Because anyone that works in that industry has to have a kind, loving heart because it is difficult. Patience, understanding and a sense of humor are musts. That has to be hard positions to fill for staffing. The Gardens has worked wonderfully for us as my mom had to go into skilled (long term) care and my dad chose to join her residing in the assisted living section. My parents can eat their meals together and see one another as much as they like. Your first contact person at The Gardens is Michelle Milcoff and you will be treated with the upmost respect. Michelle is a gem.. sweet, knowledgeable and always available. I spend a lot of time with my parents and I haven’t met an aide or RN that I haven’t liked. They work hard. Maybe more staff would be helpful for their load, but I believe all of the residents needs are being met. My dad is not a fan of the food but I believe they are working on that. The facility is newer, clean and well maintained. I am very thankful to the staff at The Gardens for the care they are giving to my parents in their last years of life. Thank you. Courtney Hoffman
Played for the first time this year at their Fall Festival. Very impressed. Super staff, friendly, hospitable & caring. The food was just as awesome! And unlimited ice cream?? GET OUT!!! An enjoyable, festive memory for me. 5 STARS by far! Looking forward to returning. ☺️☺️☺️. TM
The caring staff at The Gardens of Cedar Rapids takes very good care of my father, who needs to be in memory care at this stage of his life. Dad is very comfortable and his overall health has improved since he has lived here. He is happy and always involved in the various activities. The facility is clean, relatively new, and well-maintained. A plus is having an on-staff nurse and regular visits by a UnityPoint Nurse Practitioner and a Physician. The staff knows me and is always responsive. I am very satisfied and recommend The Gardens to anyone needing to take good care of their elderly loved one. Clay Norris
This is hands down one of the worst places I’ve ever dealt with, and I will never bring my father back here. Some of the staff actually care and do their jobs incredibly, BUT the management staff or whoever is running that place is an absolute disaster. They’re too busy with their own personal drama and conflicts between their own team to even focus on what actually matters, those who live there. It’s beyond unprofessional when I’m not even a patient, yet I still know who’s getting what treatment, who's getting fired and when, and why. How is that even acceptable? This company is a complete joke and clearly has no sense of privacy, respect, or accountability. Stay far away!
The staff have been simply phenomenal with my mom. They are kind and take great care of her! She is genuinely enjoying her stay! Thanks goes out to you ladies working with Loretta :-)
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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.