MARQUIS HOPE VILLAGE is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in CANBY, OR. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.0 out of 5 from 19 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Clackamas County and serves residents in the OR area.
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My mom suffered a stroke and went into the skilled nursing rehab and the staff and care has been great. The staff listens to my questions and concerns and is good at making adjustments to get her back home. Thank you for the great care.
This is the best place. They take really good care of my mom. There PT department are very knowledgeable. The way the Marquis is ran is an excellent rehab facility. Thank you so much for all you do.
This is a very good place to be especially after a knee or hip fracture or replacement..they have an awesome staff that caters to your needs..a physical therapy area, nurses to assist you 24|7 along with meal service three times a day..their goal is to assist you in rehab and getting you back on your feet for the most part..in my opinion a very good place to be for recovery and its working for me..I want to also thank the staff and nurses as theyvwork hard trying to accommodate the patients..I highly recommend this place sincerely Dean martin a very highly satisfied customer...thank you..
My husband was there for 6 days after a serious fall with a brain bleed and 29 days at OHSU, mostly in critical care. When we arrived the reception was harsh and rude. No one seemed to know or care about his condition. This place was messy, dirty and confused. I had to threaten to sue to get him in a bed big enough for him and to get side rails on his bed so he wouldn’t fall. The director of nursing had to be educated that he was a huge fall risk due to dizziness, peripheral neuropathy, being legally blind without his contacts and weak from 29 days in the OHSU, mostly in ICUs. The staff was mixed and over worked. I spent the 1st night in a chair at his bedsyide because he was in a tiny narrow bed that was too small for him. He was supposed to be doing PT and Ot rehab which was only about 3 times in 6 days. I had to educate the nurses taking care of him what his problems were and what he could and couldn’t do. Most were trying but they were not there to answer calll lights and didn’t seem to have the people needed to get him up in a chair. It was hell. When the Director of nursing returned from her vacation she did talk to me, finally but things barely changed until the day before the transfer. Then we got the Cadillac treatment for one day. I came in the morning he was to be transferred and he need to go to the bathroom but there wasn’t enough help to get him in the bathroom and No available assist equipment available so he had to dedicate in his bed. He was humiliated. I had written a Yelp review stating the horrible things that had happened when he came. On Monday when the Director of Nursing returned she already had read that review. That review somehow disappeared from Yelp entirely. So I am writing this one. The rating I would give this hell hole is one out of 5. How they have glowing reviews on Yelp is entirely deceptive. This weas not post a title rehab with a 5 star rating but a out of 5. It was more accurately described as a very bad nursing home in every way. Please don’t go there based upon the dishonest glowing reviews unless you have No other choice. I hope this review doesn’t get removed because it is truthful. I was an RN for 30 years and I know how to judge the good from the bad as this place is. If you go you will find out and be sorry.
I stayed for 38 days here including 2 Hospital stays. I found the staff were excellent, especially CNA Mylee & CNA Nancy. Others were very good. Rooms & bathrooms were cleaned in A.M. Custodial staff especially good. Found food to be excellent. Besides salt & pepper, they used other seasonings. Food was way better than bland hospital food. Choices of juices, hot cereals, cold cereal, yogurt, Chef special daily, with options of toast, eggs, hashbrowns. Lunch was Chef special or variety of salads, sandwiches, coffee, tea, ice tea, milk, water. Desert daily included freh fruit, mousse, ice cream, cookie, cakes. Special also was things like pot roast, sliders, ham dinner, turkey with potatoes & vegetables, etc. Dinner choices were similar to Lunch choices. Especially good was the sweet potato fries,, mashed sweet potatoes, not often seen in other health facilities. As I wrote, the food was especially good. Many daily activities with news letter, word search, & what activity for that day. I especially liked the nail care on Tuesdays by Deborah. PT & OT very good with therapies 5 - 6 days a week. I found this facility very good. Only one bummer, we had covid move throughout 1 wing & 3 cases in the wing I was in. Visitation during this time was done outside in great setting. Meals were delivered to rooms as dining room was off limits due to closeness to patients.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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