LAURELS OF HILLSBORO is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in HILLSBORO, OH. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.0 out of 5 from 69 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Individual
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This nursing home is located in Highland County and serves residents in the OH area.
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Since new ownership the changes I have seen here are remarkable. From the ED to the floor staff the care as if they were their own loved ones. Best nursing facility I've ever seen. They love my father and make sure he's always well taken care of. I have nothing but excellent things to say about Hillsboro Health and Rehab.
This is a Very beautiful and clean facility. All residents have fuzzy blankets and it smells very well. Nothing like other places I've seen. I will be coming back to volunteer for activities. This is very much a loving family environment
Absolutely exceptional care I chose to come here even though I live an hour and 20 minutes away and only get to see my family once weekly because the therapy team and staff here in general are top tier. Absolutely phenomenal. Food better than any nursing home I've seen. ABOVE AND BEYOND. Activities are very fun and always something different. Lots of sweet foods and games. Management listens and gets stuff done. Floor staff is the best I've ever seen at any building!
I would not recommend sending a loved one to this facility. We sought respite care for my grandfather to give our family temporary relief from being full time caregivers. We sent him on a Wednesday afternoon, fully alert and oriented. Within hours we found him without oxygen, left alone in the hallway, undressed and nearly purple from low oxygen saturation. He had not received any ordered comfort meds and had multiple falls with no support. We sent him there in good faith that this would give him the support he needed while we took a time to better ourselves for further providing care for him at home which was his wishes. Upon finding him in this position we immediately requested leave. We took him home and he died on Saturday as he declined so rapidly without care there that he was incapable of recovery. If you have a shared experience here, like we have, I encourage you to open a report with the centers of medicare and medicaid.
This place is without a doubt a dump. Please do not send your loved one to this facility. They will be neglected. My father was placed in respite here and on his way there he was talking and telling transport how to get there. In a day and a half of being there he could no longer speak. He fell out of bed twice. Called my sister twice in the middle of the night because he needed to urinate, sayingtheat he called out and no one came and the sign on the wall says call don't fall. I was told that I would be called if he declined and that never happened. At one point we tried calling him and ond of the the staff members opened Hus phone ( did speak to us). They told my dad to talk and he could only grunt. I found him sitting in the hallway the first full day he was there, in a diaper and a blanket falling off of him, he could hardly breath. He had a O2 concentrator sitting by him but Hus Basel cannula was unplugged from the concentrator and he was left there sucking air. The nurse was told early that morning (by hospice) that his leg needed proped up because if His cellulitis but it was left hanging down oozing. When the nurse seen me coming she grabbed her med cart and his in a waitingroom. I could go on and on. Needles to say we requested to get him out of there after a day and a half. He came home on Friday and died on Saturday. This has been a complete nightmare for our family. What was to be a restful time ended up being 3 days of pure hell. We knew his days were short but he should still be with us.
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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.