Village Care of King is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in King, NC. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.0 out of 5 from 60 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 Stokes County and serves residents in the NC area.
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SABER HEALTHCARE GROUP
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Edit: I contact the complaince # and reported my concerns. Including giving an antibiotic longer than warranted to a patient with history of secondary infection from antibiotics. **** Facility closed report without any communication. **** Edit to include nursing and Director of nursing called My mother by another patients name twice. Makes you wonder if they got medicine and meals mixed up too. I am a nurse and went in knowing they have a lot of patients and care would not be excellent but they didn't have to do much for mom and being reminded everyday and still not doing what they were supposed to is scary***My mother was sent to this facility for rehab. The physical therapist and occupational therapist were "5" star. My mother stayed for 1 week after a new diagnosis of Congestive Heart failure and multiple falls. It was stressed to her and on her admission orders for a cardiac diet 2gm sodium or she could get fluid overloaded again. All of her meals were regular diet with salt, saltine crackers BBQ seasoned salty food I tasted. Told multiple staff members and the director of nursing and nothing changed. Weighing everyday is critical for CHF they weigh once a week. Director of Nursing did not follow up after her zoom meeting when I went to express my concerns. Also she was given medication twice a day up until discharge that should have been completed 5 days prior and I told the nurse 3 days prior to leaving do not give that to her anymore and they proceeded with it. Very disappointed.
Horrible facility to live in. I lived there for over two years bedridden. Medicines water and food trays were held from me numerous times. If i questioned anything they didnt like i would get punished. I witnessed physical abuse on two occasions and no one did anything about it . They would talk about me in hallways to other staff members violating mu hippa rights. A nightmare of a place to live. Only a few cnas there were kind others were mean especially some nurses.Melrose and Crystal Thomas were the worse. Dont take your family here. They dont care about residents. Im lucky I got out of that place.
My husband was recommended to Village Care of King by the Veterans Affairs. It was a the best for his needs, although an hour both way for me. The have the nursing staff the best we have found.In addition, the staffing is the greatest. Everything I bring up about my husband's needs are addressed immediately. Thank for your service to our Vietnam Veterans.
My mother was assisted at Village Care Rehab for 2 months after a fall. She is 92 and got wonderful care, compassion and encouragement. The facility is well maintained but the staff are all excellent from maintenance. CNA, Nursing to therapist! Our family is so grateful for her care and so close to home was a big bonus!
My Mother-In-Law was there for a few weeks to recover form a serious fall. Both the nursing staff and physical therapy staff were attentive to her needs, and the facility was very well maintained. Overall, her care was exceptional. Village Care of King is superior to most of this type of facility I have visited.
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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.