AUTUMN LAKE HEALTHCARE AT CALVERT MANOR is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in RISING SUN, MD. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.3 out of 5 from 170 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 Cecil County and serves residents in the MD area.
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Fairly nice facility, very upset that person I came to visit had to wait for 2 hours to be put back to bed and I had to go & ask to have the patient be put back to bed and magically three staff members appeared to put the patient back in bed. Amazing how quickly things get accomplished when you get alittle loud when you get asked. Shouldn’t have to do that and I totally understand that healthcare care facilities are under staffed, but when I went to the desk to ask the nurse for assistance the staff were sitting in the area of the desk , one was sitting back in the chair with their feet propped up on the table. I will give this facility credit that there was no overly horrid urine smell like they use to have. But the staff should NOT be sitting within eye shoot of the visitors view with their feet propped up on a table. Not to mention the patient s do crafts and sometimes eat at this table. They should do better! What if these patients were the staffs family members? What would they think about seeing what I saw?? Guess no one thinks about that.
I have experienced in the beginning the aides would leave her in a messy diaper for hours. Things have changed since she is a little more independent. The nursing staff have been excellent. I didn't want to take pictures because I didn't want to expose her.
My father just left a respite stay here a day early. I strongly caution anyone needing to leave their family member for a respite stay against this facility. When my mom arrived to drop him off for the stay, no one seemed to have any idea he was scheduled to stay there (they eventually found the paperwork but this did not inspire confidence), and the staff were unconcerned with my mom's explanations that because he has Alzheimer's, he has zero independence. They told her his room was down the hall and that he could look at the activities board for things to do, meals, etc. They said there was a TV in his room and a phone/call button if he needed anything. My mom emphasized that he cannot use a TV without assistance or use a call button; he cannot do anything by himself or without guidance through the steps. He would need to be checked up on every so often to be encouraged to attend activities, go to meals, use the bathroom, and take a shower. It was shocking to us that no one on staff seemed to "get" this, and no one seemed concerned with providing my family assurance that someone would check on him to do these things throughout the day. My mom at one point sent my dad's occasional at-home caregiver to go check on him, and the caregiver found him unshowered and in his bed in soiled sheets; we suppose no one encouraged him to use the bathroom before bedtime (he does not have this issue at home). He was begging to go home. My brother eventually went to retrieve him, and no one at the facility asked him any questions or initiated a check-out process. My brother could have been anyone taking a patient out of the facility. They even left some sort of GPS/tracking device on my dad, so whatever alert the device is meant to emit doesn't matter because he was able to leave without it. We are shocked by the negligence and dismayed that that what was supposed to help our family ended up hurting it. Do not go to this facility if you can help it.
Horrible!! Autumn Lake is consistently short handed and the residents pays the price. My mother has limited eye sight and received no assistance with her food.The medicine is often late by hours. If you need a diaper changed you may be waiting a while so you get to wear a soiled diaper. One day while visiting my loved one I noticed several flys on her when I looked under the bed part of her meal was under the bed from a day prior. My loved one was in the hospital with a very bad infection and went to Autumn Lake for rehab one day after she was discharged she was diagnosed with a U T I the same infection that put her in the hospital in the first place. On a positive note the therapy is good and on time. Autumn Lake runs way too lean, Autumn Lake hire more help it would be a win win for everyone.
The staff here is very kind and caring to the folks that live here. My mother has told me that she really likes it. I see mom every week and she tells me how kind the staff is. They all know me by name now and so does Mom's new friends. They have daily activities and church service on Sundays. Mom is only a 15 minute drive for me to visit with her.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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