The Estates at St Louis Park LLC is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in SAINT LOUIS PARK, MN. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.1 out of 5 from 43 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Hennepin County and serves residents in the MN area.
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This place needs to be shut down. My mother was there 25 years ago and it still is the same. The worst place I have ever been in. My mother was in 4 different rehab places for other things that she need to recover from. My sister inlaw is there now. I was heart broken when I found out that is where she was. Please, please DO NOT have anyone go near that place. The city should condemn the place. The only good out of the place is some of the people who work there. They should get an award for working in such a place. Do you have phone numbers for the leadership to talk to?
I had to take my mom out of here awhile back and I have overheard so many things the aides have said to some patients. Makes me think what they said to my mom!!! thinking i wouldn't hear it. This place hires terrible aides and the nurses don't seem to care either!! The place is filthy too how are they still running is my question. I also saw one of the patient had a full diaper and dirty pants on and the aides just sitting on the computer doing NOTHING!!!!!!!! Sickening
I walked in to see my cousin and I instantly was fighting back tears. I walked in freely without anyone seeing who I was or where I was going. There was no sign in pens so didn't sign in. Walked around first floor looking for anyone else to help. Finally got someone who had to bring me to the filthy elevator. Got up to third floor and my shoes were sticking to the floor and the smell of urine was overwhelming. Got to his room and could not believe how awful it was. I guess they figure people with dementia will never realize it. No dignity here. Try and find another place for your loved one.
DO NOT LEAVE YOUR FAMILY HERE ! This is the poorest facility i have ever seen. They do not care at all. No one communicates, no one knows anything about your family. They always "have to look into it and get back to you" for everything because they cycle through employees like clock work. My sister was placed here from recommendation from the hospital. They immediately stopped her physical therapy, and never tried it again, saying she didn't cooperate. When asked how many time have they tried, this is a new place and you are all new faces, she might not be comfortable yet. they said okay we will try again after her reevaluation next month. NEVER tried again. I ask why, NO ONE had an answer. They stopped doing her speech therapy after a few months , saying she didn't need it anymore. Whereas she OBVIOUSLY was in need of a speech therapist. When asked why she was done or how they determined that decision, they could not provide me a solid answer. They placed her on a liquid diet - in which she did not need- and then started giving her a laxative. So they are stuffing liquids in her and then forcing her to flush them out. She was VERY malnourished when we removed her from their care. They had her in their system and to the insurance, that she needs a Hoyt lift to move her and that she can not walk. When she left the hospital, she was walking just fine with the nurse staff. they stopped doing physical therapy with her then started billing the insurance under false pretenses. When we brought her home for as home visit, she walked just fine with a walker in front of her as a guide and someone walking next to her. They apparently could not do this with her, it was to "dangerous" for her. So they left her in a bed staring at a tv every single day for months, they would only take her out when we called and requested for them to get her up and into some sun light. they would only do it the one time and not again. The laxative and the staff who was to change her diaper, was wiping her so hard that her ass was completely raw. when i informed them of this all they said was " i will look into this" . Never heard anything back. They mis treat any one whose family's do not check in on them. They do not have cameras in this facility which is so crazy to me, but they do have one single camera pointing at their little store they have. They are worried about patients stealing but aren't worried about malpractice...? please be serious. This is a mistake. please don't put your family through this. I wish i never subjected my sister to this awful place.
This place should be burned to the ground. My father spent 26 hours there. He is a double amputee and he’s paralyzed. He sat in a poppy diaper for 12 hours. His call button was broken they were so full that he was sharing a room with someone. Nurses and staff weren’t wearing masks properly. This place looked like a 1950 asylum. Staff was incredibly rude and un knowledgeable. Do not send anyone you live here. This place should be illegal and people are yelling for help because nobody’s call buttons work and the ice was in these gross plastic buckets that patients use for ice and water. St. Louis park needs to shut this place down.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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