ARBORS AT MIFFLIN is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in MANSFIELD, OH. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.8 out of 5 from 62 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Richland County and serves residents in the OH area.
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My husband was transferred from the hospital yesterday, ti this place.. it was about noonish when he arrived at the Arbors. He fell out of bed about 3:00. He sat on the floor for 45 minutes. Before help arrived. They called me. Saying all is fine. He had major back surgery on November 24th. I demanded he be checked out. They hsve done nothing fir him. No therapy, no laundry, nothing. I am just nimb.
My mom was there for a little over week. The nursing staff was great. The therapy department was great. She said everyone treated her very well. They felt loved and taken care of. We don’t expect her to have to go there but I would put her there again. Keep up the good work Mifflin you’re doing great. Thanks for taking care of my mom and spending time with her she needed someone the most.
My dad was sent here on January 18, 2025 after a week long hospital stay for a kidney and blood infection. On January 19, 2025 we (mom and I) visited him. This place is dismal. I understand they are short staffed, and trying. I understand his stay was supposed to be short for rehab, but in the 1 night and day he was there he was not cared for appropriately. He told us they weren't going to do anything with him, so I went to speak with the charge nurse. She did confirm his rehab plan, but she told me that he "had an accident" this morning, and was able to change his own clothes. He however, told us, he peed in the bed last night and they left him there all night, wet, and it wasn't until morning he could get clean. His bed was not flat, but trough shaped, maybe to prevent him from falling out, but it only prevented him from being able to get up on his own. Basically, I think they are doing the best they can, considering they are under staffed. But, this is NOT a place for rehabilitation, this is a place you go to, to die.
My brother-in-law has been there less than a week. He has a broken call button, never has water to drink when my sister goes to see him, which is daily, their dinners are served on paper plates, Styrofoam cups, and cheap plastic ware because a floor is being installed in the kitchen. This has been going on for weeks! The food is awful! My sister tasted the Mac and cheese and it had a tin taste. Canned Mac and cheese? We are about to call the State on this rat trap. Don't send your loved ones here! tin
After the shock of having to place our father in a care facility so quickly . The staff at Arbor's made the transition so easy for us. They were always attentive to my daddy and checked in on him often,even in the middle of the night (I know because we popped in).the night he died they sat with us ,cried with us and mourned as if it was their own family member. Thanks for all you did for my daddy and also my Aunt as she was recovering from a short illness. We will highly recommend your services.
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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.