Cedar Ridge Inn is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Farmington, NM. CMS overall rating: 5 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.6 out of 5 from 35 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 San Juan County and serves residents in the NM area.
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My friend just got removed from there and almost died in their care. Rehab really!! The took her out of bed for 2 hours most days and stuck her in a wheelchair, her bed sores were like hamburger meat, ...and the whole place smelled terrible you could hardly get the smell out of your clothes after visiting...... Was hoping she would get better there but... nope
My brother was there about 3 months I believe until he passed away. I think they treated him very hood.
they took my Diné grandfather straight from San Juan Regional knowing he had very bad pancreatic cancer that had spread to the lymph nodes in his legs and hips. it was very painful for him to move his legs and they were twice the normal size but they required he do physical therapy each day. this, despite it being an ordeal to even move him to change his diapers. he explained how awful this was for him to do and that this wasn't even recommneded by the doctors at the hospital, they said that they were taking this as refusal to cooperate and immediately called us to come get him. they met us outside with him in a wheelchair with his belongings. upon him arriving home, we found out he had contracted clotridoides difficile colitis (c. diff.) from this 'facility'. this coupled with his lowered immune system and cancer is what killed him less than ten days later. if you truly value your loved ones, i'd consider giving them care at home before sending them here. we ended having to do that anyway because of these 'people'.
My grandmother was a resident here for a few years and this place was amazing!! I’ve never seen nurses work so hard and the love and compassion they have, even during the pandemic when most people lost their ability to care for one another, was clear and evident in all the interactions I have had, by phone and in person. I am beyond happy with this facility, and more importantly, so was my grandmother (who by the way died peacefully in her sleep 3 months shy of her 100th birthday)
The staff were wonderful and knowledgeable. The on staff physicians are caring and qualified. The number one concern is your recovery and well being. The food I would rate at 3 1/2 stars out of 5, they really try!. Food is a personal opinion. You should know I felt safe and well cared for.This was my first experience of post hospital care. Their concern for your well being is 5 star. They always ask how you are doing or what you may need. Some nights are very busy with the elderly because of end of life issues. This is understandable and sad. You should know they care and take personally when someone passes this life. If I should ever need additional care I would come back to this facility. They strive to make your stay comfortable and see that your rehab is successful.
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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.