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Danny

Wow I can't say enough good things about embassy of Logan!!! Let's start with my aides Courtney and Sicily (sorry if I spelled your name wrong) were so awesome and a pleasure to talk to. They helped me out so much!!! Brandy and Tiffany, thank you so much for making me feel like home and and taking time to talk about everyday life. You 4 are truly appreciated!!! Kyra, thank you so much for changing my womb vac and making sure I didn't get infected.. physical therapy and occupational therapy are top notch. Thank you so much Ashley for running a tight ship (oink oink) and Andrea (spicy potato) for pushing me even when I didn't want to do anything and helping me out so much and can't forget about Dan Dan. Thank you so much for all your hard work and getting me to walking again!!! Special shout out to all my nurses. Melissa and Sandy, thanks for taking great care of me during the day and on the weekends!!! My night nurse Carol and Kathy are really and truly the good old fashioned nurses that we like to keep around because of the knowledge and the love of the patience in the rehab facility!!! My night aides Kendall, Kiki, Sean, Chelsea and Emily can't forget about you. Thank you for the endless cups of water and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches lol the only complaint I have is not every room is private so you can get that crazy roommate like I got and can turn your experience into. Not so great experience. That's the only complaint I have about this place. Thank you so much for everyone at embassy at Logan for all your hard work and taking care of me. Love you all. Hope to see you soon!!!!!

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Carolyn

Do not put a loved one in memory care here.Rights violations with meds. You've been warned. Brain hemorrhage,serious black eye, extensive hematomas all over her body. God bless and protect those who must stay there.🙏

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Joyce Eikenberry

They paint a pretty picture of their so-called "care" at the Logan, Ohio facility. A good friend of mine is there, post-surgery to remove her frostbitten toes. Some of the nurses have started some nasty gossip which implicates both of us in the usage of illegal drugs. The food was all but inedible in 2017 when my husband was there. It still is. I would NOT reccommend anyone stay there for any reason.

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Rick Rutherford

This is in response to the "Emily Rutherford's review" on Google. I am the dad, and therefore Emily's grandpa. I read her review and was so disappointed at what she wrote. She gets her information by FaceTime with her dad and through her mom and sister. Their physical visits are very limited as well. Their communication with husband or dad is mostly on FaceTime. I am sure they think Facetime is the same as physical visits. My son's communication skills are limited. He often gets yes or no questions confused and then becomes frustrated when trying to express himself. Then he ends up agreeing with what is being discussed. 100% of the staff work professionally, with love, compassion, and a caring attitude. They are dedicated to the best care. I am, and always have been, happy with my son's care. He has had no skin breakdown and no other health issues. This is his home and community. I have found, that if anything happens to one resident, word travels fast, and is reported. They take care of and support each other like family. This nursing home must follow state and federal guidelines to protect all residents. As far as the hot water incident being off for a period of time, this was true. It was due to a lightning strike in the parking lot, and it was out of the hands of the administration. This incident affected plumbing and water heaters only in a small portion of the nursing home that included my son's wing. The administration promptly requested the replacement of the damaged plumbing and water heater. The plumbing, supplies, and water heater were submitted to corporate immediately. The plumbing materials, water tanks, and labor had to also be approved, and this took time. Call it "red tape", but the administration worked feverishly every day to get the issue resolved. Showers were accommodated in other areas of the facility. Bedside baths were utilized with warm water for others that were not able to get to those areas. It all worked out and the staff made the best of it, along with the residents. Alot of memories and fun considering this situation, were made in this tightknit community. So, there are always "two sides to every coin" and even though we want to believe everything that is said, that is not always the complete or true picture. I know that Emily wants the best for her dad. Alienating the staff that takes care of her dad day in, and day out, is not her intentions, I am sure. The staff needs to know we support them and are confident in my son's care. They should never be in a position of being afraid to enter my son's room to take excellent care of him. If Emily could see it through physical daily interaction, she would see the love and care that takes place in facility. Sometimes you just want to say "What would Jesus say"? I do not believe he would condone calling a TV Station. The whole picture was not portrayed in Emily's review. God speed.

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Emily Rutherford

If I could give this place a 0 star I would. My dad who had a stroke is in this facility. He cannot use his right arm or leg. So is pretty bound to his bed. He had aphasia and cannot speak. He has been abused at this facility multiple times. And he does not get the proper care that is needed. After months of fighting for him to get hot water in his room, he finally has it. He sits in his solid bedding, and literally was hit by the care givers. Something better change and or if not, 6 on your side will be called. There is a current investigation going on about the abuse. And if it’s happening to my father, I couldn’t imagine what is happening to other residents. Be aware folks, keep your loved ones safe!