PARKSIDE NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in FAIRFIELD, OH. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.3 out of 5 from 121 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Butler County and serves residents in the OH area.
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Comparison to industry benchmarks for nursing homes
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EMBASSY HEALTHCARE
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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I would strongly caution anyone considering this nursing home. There are serious concerns regarding resident safety, supervision, and professional boundaries. There were reports of an unauthorized individual living on-site in a restricted area in exchange for performing work duties, raising major compliance and oversight concerns. There were also disturbing boundary issues, including reports of inappropriate relationships involving residents and ethical concerns regarding personal relationships between medical providers and nursing staff, which appeared to be ignored by administration. One incident involved a resident’s significant other reportedly finding personal clothing in the resident’s bed that did not belong to them. This was not handled transparently. Additionally, there were repeated concerns about overnight nursing staff sleeping during their shifts. As a result, residents were not properly monitored, and at least one situation escalated to a near life-threatening event that was only caught at the last moment. There were also serious concerns raised about staff appearing impaired while on duty. Reports included nurses displaying behaviors consistent with being under the influence while responsible for resident care. These concerns were known and discussed but did not appear to be appropriately addressed by leadership. Overall, these patterns point to systemic failures in accountability, oversight, and resident protection. Families deserve transparency and safety this facility did not demonstrate either.
If I could give this place negative reviews I would. Please don't put your family members in this place because they won't get the proper care AT ALL.
Horrible horrible facility ! Ive only ran into maybe 3 good aides and all are on day shift . Night shift female nurses and aides are always on their phone never assisting the residents . When coming to see a family member i always have to ask them to change her , reposition her or clean her trachea. Night shift nurses and aides are always super nasty to you when asking questions . The facility alone is never clean always smells horrible. Rarely ever have clean linen . This place is just a disgusting facility and if you ever have to put your family in a nursing home steer very clear away from this one .
My brother was placed here by a careless social worker who told me it was a nice facility. The only reviews that are positive in this forum, are positively written by staff!! I am extremely perplexed as to how this place hasn't been shut down by state yet. My brother said they were throwing him around and hitting him and laughing at him. At first I thought he was imaging things, but now that he's in another much better nursing home, he never has this kind of complaint and says they are gentle with him. He can't walk, stand , or even move his fingers very well. They did not EVER get him dressed nor did they feed him even though they let him lose 60 lbs in 1 month time (and again where he is at now, his weight is holding steady as they are helping him to eat). His call light would stay on for more than 2 hours without them checking and when i looked for a nurse or cna, they were all watching tik tok on their phones. I was there twice a week and I rarely saw anyone working. The walls were gray and dirty and missing paint, the floors completely sticky every single time, it stinks to high-heaven, and it reminded me of a prison in a third world country. They also do not give any closet space and give tiny itty bitty rooms to patients with only 1 foot of space on each side to share with a roommate. Parkside is a place where homeless people go to die. Their motto is "keep the resident alive" and that it is it. There is no care, stimulation of the mind, empathetic staff. Unless you have a vendetta against your family member, do not place them here!!!
Place is Trash .. Lost a Loved one Behind this Facility. I Would Pick Up the Slack Behind Some Aides That Would Neglect My Bf or Wouldn’t Check On Him For Hours And Some of Management Didn’t Care Either and Tried To Say I Was The Problem When I Did More Than Those Getting Paid .. He Got Treated like an Outsider For being Alert and Able to Speak Up For Himself . Caught him Almost Falling Off the Side of the Bed one night and Had to Reposition him and put a wedge on the side of him because the aide claims it was nothing she could do because he kept sliding to the side when as a cna/stna they teach us how to position to make the resident comfortable or preventing falls etc. I’ve gotten called multiple times because his blow call light wouldn’t be in reach and would have to call the facility and no one would pick up the phone so some days I’d have to travel there and do it myself . Just pitiful and disgusting . Now and Days These Healthcare Professionals Have No Compassion Just Get The Job Done and Go Home When Compassion is Where it Begins .
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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