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Joan Sweeney

My cousin is pleased with her mother's care but in my opinion my aunt is in bed in one position for too long throughout the day and I fear that she might get bed sores. So farso good though as far as I know.The staff on her floor is kind and pleasant natured.

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Jo Dawson

🌟🌟🌟🌟I have been here 3 times and each time the staff and facility was very nice and was there when ever I needed them. I know it's hard on the staff because the nurses have at least 4 or sometimes more patients each shift and the nurses are great. When I needed something it might take awhile but they would try to get it. If I ever need permanent care, I will definitely go here.🌟

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Fred

Again and again ivisit different facilities around baltimore. Hands down Future Care Canton is wonderful.resident care, the daily activities, cleanliness. How much everyone cares. Starts with Ryan setting the culture. The nurses, cna s ect front desk people, everyone there is wonderful.

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Katie Herron

These people are not trained to help dementia patients ! Today they said a nurse scratched my grandmothers eye while changing her diaper…then we get another call saying she fell out the bed and can’t feel her leg. We finally get to the hospital and she has a BLACK eye and I called and the supervisor he don’t know jack nothing and can’t even speak English correctly ! Photo below because a lawyer needs to be involved at this point especially when osha says two nurses should be in the room for these types of issues and only one was present so who actually knows why my grandmom has a black eye not a scratch! Picture below !!!

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My wife was admitted at Future Care Canton after a major surgery that left her partially paralyzed. Surgery was at Hopkins were she had acute rehab on Meyer 7. When she was admitted to Future Care she was placed on a nursing home floor instead of rehab floor. She had to lay in wet diapers for a day and a half. She was told not to try to talk to her roommate, this roommate proceeded to spray air freshener spray, a bottle a night, ugh. My wife was in sound mind and made a fuss, and was moved to the rehab floor. Once moved she had to deal with a broken bed, and a person across the hall who was screaming and yelling non stop, eventually police came because of his behavior. It took two days for him to be removed. The staffing was spotty, she had alot of good nurses and aids, and a few not so good. On weekends she couldn't even get a cup of water! I arrived and had tried to get some for her, but the hydration station was empty of water and ice. At one point her charging cable and plug were stolen while she was in PT. Really! Who steals a charging set up? It was a six foot cable and she was bed and wheelchair bound. Shame on that person. On her last day there the AC leaked on the ceiling above, tiles were taken down down, and the ceiling was full of mold. PT was good for her and the setting on the harbor was nice, she would wheel out and watch the boats go by. This place was one of the better places we could have gone to. I would have hated to see an Autumn Lake facility, we avoided them at all cost. PS, I see the administrator wants me to call, but this is a tactic used to make readers of this review think they really care. If I call will things change? I doubt it. What I have reviewed it totally true, and I could add more items, but choose not to. Don't get me wrong, this place is not the worst, but certainly not the best.