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Cindy Dabbs

The staff does not care about their patients. My daughter is a resident there and is not ambulatory. She has shower days, Tuesdays and Fridays, and that rarely happens. The family has to visit her each and every day change her bed wash her up and change her diapers.They do not change her and has been soiled from 7 AM till 7 PM without being washed fed her lunch and dinner has been left on her tray table and says she indicated she was not hungry. The integrity of the workers are very questionable. The administration will not return any calls with your concerns. And when I visit the office, they always say they’re not available and will call later, but they never do. I wish I had somewhere else to place my daughter. You cannot find any of the workers when they are needed. They’re hiding wherever they hide. And no one knows where anybody is when asked. I work so I’m not able to be there at all times I wish I could hire someone to go in and take care of my daughter. I have found someone to at least to wash and take care of her hair at her bedside. I would not recommend this place to Anyone !!

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Allisa Flannery

Refreshing to walk into a nursing home that really cares for their residents! The staff goes above and beyond from admission to discharge my grandmas needs were met. I highly recommend! The new renovations and management are taking it to the next level. So thankful!

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Samantha Hill

Mariemont Care Center has a phenomenal team of compassionate and caring staff members, showing a genuine concern for the well-being of every resident. They go above and beyond to ensure comfort and care, and it truly shows. The therapy department is comprised of highly skilled therapists with many years of experience in long-term care, and you can see the impact of their collaborative approach with the nursing staff to ensure all needs are being met. They work together to create personalized care plans for each patient, and it makes such a difference in the recovery and quality of life for the residents. Staff strives to treat each resident like family, with respect and dignity, which fosters a seamless experience for everyone.

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Lisa Dario

It is refreshing to see staff that connect with the residents on such a personal level. Their genuine care is evident through their interactions and personal knowledge of their residents. The renovations will only add to the charm of this historic facility.

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Susan Vogt

When my mom broke her pelvis we asked to come to this facility, because 15 years ago, it was known to be good. What a mistake. I worry for all the people there with no family member to advocate for them now. We were there 4 weeks before moving our mom. I wish I had moved her sooner. My mom lost drastic weight while here. She was constantly confused, tired and listless. This facility is clearly under staffed. They don’t seem to have protocols or standards for cleanliness. I found used medical gloves regularly cast aside on our mom’s test table or window sill. I changed her linens when an aide was going to return her to soiled sheets. They use temp agency help so daily no one knew our mom and/or her needs. Important messages from a care meeting never were shared with Director of nursing. There was a rat/mouse outdoor trap in the main hall where everyone walked. The menu request for both my mom and her room mate were ignored. Her room mate couldn’t eat pork or chicken but twice while I was there she was served those items and not offered an alternative. My mom couldn’t keep awake. The dir of nursing said he thought ‘she’d given up!’ We moved her to another facility. She has been there 3 weeks, they got her off all drugs (now she is awake and eating), they caught the blood clots the other place overlooked, and she is walking and now cleared for independent living again. If this review seems harsh, it should! I worry about others that are there with no one caring looking out for them. I sent a letter of my grievances to the mariemont care facility and they never responded. All of these things happened and more. I feel compelled to share so others can choose a better equipped facility for their loved ones.