KATHERINE LUTHER RESIDENTIAL HLTH CARE & REHAB is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in CLINTON, NY. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.4 out of 5 from 21 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Church related
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This nursing home is located in Oneida County and serves residents in the NY area.
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The staff for the most part is very kind. Everything is very old though. They have no bed rails or bed pad alarms for fall risk patients. So if someone falls they won't know until the go to their room. It also doesn't help that they leave the bed high instead of lowered. My father's first day in the rehabilitation he called me at 1:53 said no one has come to help him to the bathroom. At 3:55 he called again over 2 hrs later since he got the call bell and no one came. He's there because he needs to improve his walking. They took him to use the bathroom in the room and the toilet had a bunch of poop. My father told them he will not use that toilet like that. They said fine he won't be able to use his bathroom that he has go use another. They then took him to another bathroom which was not close. After having a long talk with the nurse on duty April. They moved my father to a single room with his own bathroom and things have been better. With the exception of them misplacing has medication that I brought in from the V.A for him. I visit everyday and he says he has not had a problem yet and they are very quick when he got his call light now. He has 2 more weeks left and we're taking him out.
This place is hit or miss depending on who is working. There is no consistency with care levels day to day. Sometimes we walk in and the staff are happy, patients are being cared for and other days the place smells and workers are slowly wondering around and cell phone in their hands. There are some FANTASTIC people here who genuinely care but it's the slack off staff that ruin it. Yes it is warmer than normal, the elderly and patients healing need to be warm and sometimes they have trouble regulating their temps. The wait times for care after ringing the bell varies depending on the staff, most days people are in here quickly and other days very slow. Just check on your family if they are here and be friendly to the staff.
Rehab - Gordon unit Terrible place . Wait hours before changing patients out of urine and recess soaked clothing and or bedding . Never check on patients EVer, take 45 min to answer nurse alarm . Claim there is a dr Cooley year seem s to only prescribes via tele and never comes to the actual nursing home in person !! No contact number for such dr either . Staff constantly lies. Is 100 degrees in there completely breeding ground for germs so hot even nurses are complaining . I could go on and on
Husband was at Lutheran for rehab in a skilled nursing floor as he was recovering from ulcer sores on both heels. Rehab was good but definitely WOULD NOT recommend placing a loved one in thus facility for long term. Thank God for the weekend staff!!
Thanks to the entire staff of Lutheran Home Administration. Gordan unit staff were very nice as my sister had to do her rehabilitation there 6 to 9 weeks it's going on her 2nd week she's progressing slowly but surely GOD is an awesome GOD we give you all the honor and praise thanks to all. They let us be there for my sister's healing.
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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.