MAJESTIC CARE OF WHITEHALL is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in WHITEHALL, OH. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.8 out of 5 from 41 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Individual
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This nursing home is located in Franklin County and serves residents in the OH area.
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MAJESTIC CARE
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Choose another place for your loved ones. I have a family member that was recently there and unfortunately, it did not own turn out so well I will say this there was multiple accidents where they were transported into a hospital and then towards the end there are personal belongings have been penalized or went missing. I hate to say that the south there that interacted with them was not very caring or giving and my loved one she was even threatened at times because she needed their assistance with numerous things now I’m sure they’re probably is carrying and gentle staff there, but I hate to say that there is more there that there’s not than what they’re really is the ones that are caring. I seem to think they forget the purpose and the reason for being in healthcare is to help others and give to others not to take from them or to harm them. Let’s just say at this point authorities are involved investigating me facility as well as cause.
Majestic care of Whitehall is a nice building! The staff are very friendly and welcoming.
My husband was here for rehab. The staff was attentive and cheerful, The nurses in the aids answered the bells promptly, they were willing to answer questions. They were very careful about doing his laundry and getting it back to him. Between the two of us, we have been in three nursing homes, and this is the best one we’ve ever been in. It’s an old-fashioned nursing home with a very Homie ambience and the patients were there for long-term seem to love it.
My mom has been there for roughly 3 months. They have gone 2 weeks without giving her a shower they have lost her laundry. And when my mother went to the business office and gave them 5 $20 dollar bills the lady was supposed to bring the money back to her this was on a Friday they never brought the money the weekend came by and then came Monday and to which they told her she never gave them any money I threatened to call the police and make a report the next day they came up with her money do not send your family members here they mistreat abuse and neglect their patience and this will not happen anymore I'm trying to get her out of there currently and they are giving me nothing but a hard time no communication no calls back. And the staff act like they're irritated and mad when you bring up anything that has to do with how they're treating somebody and they are extremely rude
I have a family member currently at this facility and the care has been unimaginable. Family stops by to visit often and conditions haven’t improved over the last 6 weeks. This was already a tough transition for our family but the lack of accountability and all of a sudden what they can’t/don’t do has made things tougher. From the very first day, they weren’t prepared for intake and on-site care has been insufficient. My family will try to make more progress over the next week or two before posting photos or transferring care to a better assisted community. If you can help it, steer clear.
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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.