EMBASSY OF WINCHESTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in CANAL WINCHESTER, OH. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.7 out of 5 from 57 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Franklin County and serves residents in the OH area.
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EMBASSY HEALTHCARE
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My uncle was unlucky enough to be subjected to this place. While in there he witnessed many injustices being done to other patients. If your family is in here please visit often. Pay attention to their mood, health, environment. He was targeted for being outspoken and not letting them treat others poorly. They laughed about someone wanting to speak to a charge nurse while I was there. Overall not a good look for them.
so far its been a remarkable situation i came here for PT&OT because i was in the hospital laying in a bedfor 3 months and i was like a noodle i got here last Saturday in less than a week they got me u transfering to a wheel chair standing . they work you 5 days a week and give you weekends to rest. one of the aids MARGRET is all about us clients she goes above and beyond ,she encourges me tells me i got this when i doubt my self. so if you need a rehab facility i would come here again
My in-law in there now and going through so much poor treatment. They don't deserve one star. She's had money stolen from her as well as other personal belongings while in a hospital stay. They refused to send her out to a hospital when she has dangerous levels of carbon dioxide in her blood. They had her sign a medical refusal paper WHILE having these dangerous levels in her blood KNOWING she wasn't in a right mind to do any such thing. Chris is the one in charge and he's a terrible person. This same exact situation happened in another nursing home owned by same people called "Embassy of Woodview" and CHRIS himself was part of another lady's poor treatment there and when she tried to tell them a patient was bringing in drugs and etc they had her "pink slipped" and throen out. The patient she tried to warn them about DIED just a couple months later from being on drugs and stroke'n out. These are terrible people and only want money. They're charging medicaid ALOT of extra charged for things they do not give us and the staff do NOT take care of patients as supposed to. My roommate in the one out west was on hospice and they didn't change her for 12 hours sometimes. If you don't have family to check on you you go uncared for at best. My in-law now had to have part of her foot removed TWICE now from improper care and negligence when she's needed better medical care. I am notifying everyone possible news, papers, ombudsman, medicaid, attorney general, governor and ANYONE else. PLEASE DO NOT send your loved ones here or ANYwhere these people operate. There's a group of them that have been to other nursing home and some work at corporate that all operate toghether. The one I was in the administrators mother works at central office and her sister was the social worker. Because we started telling on things they also had me discharged and I couldn't barely walk as I had a leg amputated and just received my prosthetic a WEEK before they had me "discharged". They only want people that don't know what's going on so they can make their money and not spend as much as possible. Terrible and so sad that many loved ones last days are spent so poorly treated and neglected.
First of all I want to say the staff was very nice and was very responsive to our needs. I was the one who lost my temper, when they asked why my husband was leaving after only spending one night there. My husband went there after being in the hospital due to complications with flu that severely affected his lungs. The room they put my husband in was absolutely terrible. It looked like it was under renovation. Holes in the wall. Paint missing. Floors looked dirty. While the window air conditioner worked it looked like it was falling apart. I felt so bad even leaving my husband there for 1 night, but he needed oxygen to get home, which I brought the next morning. The owners of this place should be ashamed of themselves for subjecting people to this terrible situation, who don’t want to be there to begin with. They should also be ashamed of themselves for allowing this place to become so run down for the amount of money I am sure they are charging people. Just painting the rooms would be an improvement. I have heard that rehab is great there, but you need to get past the living conditions which we just could not do. The pictures I took do not totally reflect the condition of this room. However as you can see my pictures look nothing like the ones they advertise on their website. I did apologize for losing my temper as bad as I did as I know it is not the staff’s fault for the condition of this place.
The facility its self could use some updates and maintenance, but the staff here was amazing! I did not have a bad experience with any of them in my time. Nurse Kim called me about everything! I felt her love for her patients in her voice and even more in her arms when my loved ones final hours came. I am thankful to have had her in this time, when I didn’t know what to do and I felt defeated, she walked me through and got me on the right path. I am very grateful for her time and consideration.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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