Hamilton Nursing Home is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Detroit, MI. CMS overall rating: 5 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.0 out of 5 from 17 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Individual
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This nursing home is located in Wayne County and serves residents in the MI area.
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Comparison to industry benchmarks for nursing homes
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≈ At average
PRIORITY HEALTHCARE GROUP
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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I would tell them that the office staff is extremely disorganized, the manager is demeaning and childish with the patients. The nursing staff that I saw take care of my father was absolutely irritated with having to help him get into bed. He could not feed himself due to advanced-stage Alzheimer’s, and the staff did not take the time to feed him. He lost 69 lbs in the time he was in the Hamilton which amounted in extreme health deterioration in just a few months. The place is filthy and although they promised to bathe him and trim his nails, they didn’t and he was filthy. My father was treated horribly, very neglected and ended up in the hospital with Terrible bed-sores. I would tell Someone to do anything it took to avoid sending their loved one to this facility. My fathers sores and filth as well as his extreme weight loss could only be attributed to neglect. Because he couldn’t advocate for himself, he was left to rot. I would hate to see anyone else treated in such a way. I’m adding a picture of my father’s nails when we saw him at the Hamilton. They were far worse when he was admitted to the hospital with severe bed-sores. He was not taken care of.
This Place Is Disgusting. It Reeks Of Urine, The Nurses And CNA I Met Are Extremely Rude. They Are Overworking Their Nurses & CNAs, Often Making Them Work Doubles Everyday. In My Opinion This Place Should Have Been Shut Down. It’s Very Obvious That The Residents There Aren’t Getting The Care That They Need
The Rehabilitation team are great and there are some CNA's who go above and beyond at this place. I strongly advise to do multiple on-site, unscheduled visits before placing your love one into a Nursing Home! Also, daily visits to see your love one is a must!
The place reeked like urine, an overwhelming stench. Residents were dirty and looked drugged out. The rooms were overcrowded still in violation of a 2017 survey for room size violations. My father's wheelchair came up missing. They played with dads meds taking him off critical meds and making him Ill. He had both pneumonia and the flu within 5 weeks of admission. They tried to charge me more than I owed before the Medicaid letter came in. The place was filthy, dusty and unkept. How they passed a survey is beyond me.
First off every facility has its ups and downs. You have some nurses no matter what you pay them are just garbage. Flat out. But here at this nursing home the nursing staff works hard. And they actually take good care and pride in their work. From the maintenance to housekeeping, laundry dept. And kitchen staff. And lets not forget the cna's that come in that work sometimes double shifts to patients that yell at them. But yet they keep it professional. I hope who ever reads this review knows that nursing is not an easy job especially working with multiple patients. Please understand that not every facility is out to kill your love one. We are here to help. And at Hamilton we strive for excellence. And thats what your love one will receive.
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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.