The Orchards at Three Rivers is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Three Rivers, MI. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.8 out of 5 from 21 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 St. Joseph County and serves residents in the MI area.
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SIMCHA HYMAN & NAFTALI ZANZIPER
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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A months stay after a bad car accident. Only changed sheets one time. They will let you outside only if you can get back in with out help. Alot of people in wheel chairs stuck outside. A year later and they still haven't finished my exit paperwork for the state so I can use a in home provider.
Management doesn't care, residents are abused by not receiving adequate care due to under-staffing for budget reasons. The building looks like a prison, honestly if you hate your loved ones this is one step up from prison if they haven't broken a law. Shame...
I was forced into Edgewood from Three Rivers Hospital not knowing what it would be like. There are good people sincerely making a caring effort here. But, the over-riding reality is that Edgewood is terrible in every way. I wouldn't leave my dying dog here. No windows. Absolutely horrendous disgusting food. Uncomfortable beds. The room I was forced to stay in had NO ventilation, NO climate control. NONE. Just a noisy fan that made sleeping impossible. I managed with help to escape this hell hole. Thank God, I'm free of it. Do NOT trust your loved one's life to Edgewood.
They are very neglectful and will not tell you a damn thing if something is wrong. I didn’t even know an adult could weigh as little as my grandma does after she’s been there. She hasn’t been eating, and they said it was a “decline”. Turns out, she hasn’t been on her antibiotic since last month, and they never said a thing. She ran out, and they never said a thing. They took her off her antibiotics that keeps her from getting infected, and they didn’t say a thing. Now they aren’t sure if she will get better. And the entire time, they said it was “just a decline”. They also had moved her to a different room and, unsurprisingly, didn’t say a thing. She also got a bruise on her face. Not a word. They once left her glasses where she couldn’t reach so she couldn’t see for an unknown amount of time. I wholeheartedly feel like they are neglectful of anyone and everyone there, and care about nobody and nothing but the paycheck they take from you in return for less than nothing.
I recently been placed here and the staff are great and physical therapist are great but the patient well being is horrible the beds are so cheap made it's like sleeping on pipes the food is always cold and no salt or seasoning sometimes the food is an hour later than usual and last night our night time medicine was 1 hour late and they had to wake my roommate up to give her hers and she was very upset and you can't turn your own light off they have to do it for you. The staff is always in a big hurry and I talked to on of them and ask her how many people she had and she told me most of the time she has to do all the floors by herself all of them are great but always running with very little time to spend with patients it's so sad they do their workers that way. This place owner makes sure everything is cheap made and cheaply ran I don't advise anyone being placed 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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