BROADMEAD is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in COCKEYSVILLE, MD. CMS overall rating: 5 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.2 out of 5 from 136 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Baltimore County and serves residents in the MD area.
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The staff there has been really great to my parents. And they keep making improvements to the campus. It's hard to beat these outdoor grounds so close to the city.
Lovely people, lots of activities, good food, and a beautiful setting; there's something for everyone here.
While in the medical facility, Hallowell, my mother supposedly fell and hit her head in 2 places but staff did not call a doctor, ambulance nor a family member for more than 5 hours. When the ambulance was finally called, the medics and ER doctor confirmed my mother’s injuries had warranted immediate action. As a result, we had to remove our mother from this facility despite her having been an 18-year resident of Broadmead. Prior to this event and despite multiple medical conferences with administrators, their team was not able to consistently provide the basic care she needed. Broadmead does a good job on the “lifestyle” portion of their business - beautiful grounds, well designed housing, interesting activities, and good food service but they do not apply the same level of focus and resources to the quality of their medical services and the majority of residents will ultimately need this care at some point during their time at Broadmead.
THE WORST!!! Broadmead from the outside looks like a beautiful place and maybe it is decent as a retirement community.....but you DO NOT want your loved ones to come here for REHAB and you don't want them living here unless they are very healthy. Yes, they have decent food and the grounds are pretty. Some of the nurses are nice but the PT is by far the worst we have ever seen and the higher up administration are incompetent and do not truly care what happens to your loved ones. It's business only! Sadly our family was warned of this by several people including doctor friends, but unfortunately the 2 others facilities we were told wonderful things about were full and our dad got stuck coming here. Such a huge mistake that I hope to prevent other families from having to go through. PLEASE do yourself a favor and pick a different facility even if you have to drive a little out of your way. You will regret it!
My friends sold their six BR and got a 2 BR condominium. They seem quite satisfied. The materials used are cheap, and the work done is just enough to make the facade resemble a nicely built home in a lovely country setting close to I-83. However, from what I've seen as a former mechanic, I hope the tenants don't expect to enjoy their lovely new home very long before it starts to fall apart and malfunction.
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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.