FAIRVIEW MANOR is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in FAIRVIEW, PA. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.8 out of 5 from 39 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Erie County and serves residents in the PA area.
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DO NOT BRING YOUR FAMILY MEMBER HERE. THEY HAVE TWO NURSES TO ONLY LOOK AFTER 50 SOME PEOPLE AND MY GRANDMA WAS BROUGHT HERE THEY DID NOT TREAT HER LEG WOUNDS AND SHE LATER PASSED IN THE HOSPITAL. PLEASE TAKE THIS AS A WARNING BECAUSE THEY WILL NOT TREAT YOUR FAMILY WITH RESPECT
The therapy dept is very nice and there are plenty of sitting areas to visit with family. They seem to be working towards overall improvement of the facility and staff, which takes time. It's pretty spacious as well! They took great care with my mother in law before she passed.
My son is at this facility currently and there are number of things that need to be addressed. It takes anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes before his call button is answered. When the iv bag is empty and starts beeping he has to get out of his bed and turnoff the beeping because it is a long time before someone comes to turn it off His room is never disinfected or cleaned. His meds are not given to him at the correct time or he has to has to as for them. There are no name tags on any of the staff or nurses. There are some many other things but i would say that this place should not be considered for any kind of treatment or care
I'm posting this for a family member. It always smells terrible and you can never find a nurse or an aide to help. The patients rooms are a mess and they lose their clothes. This is the worse nursing home I've ever been in.
My husband has been here for about 2 months. He is only 50 but he is very ill. I was a little apprehensive because of the other reviews. I understand when things go wrong it's easy to write a bad review. I don't know how many bad reviews I have written because I was angry. You don't think to write a review if you are pleased with the situation. So I decided to write a positive review. Most of the nurses here are very helpful and friendly and caring. There are a few that are not that great or maybe they had a bad day but in my personal opinion that is few and far between. If there is ever a problem or if I have an issue I only have to speak to someone and they will help solve it. These people ( nurses, janitorial staff, food-service, ect) cater to my husband as if he were a king. The nurses check in on him all the time. They joke with him, they try to get him anything he wants (he has a very selective pallet so they go out of their way to get him the food that he likes and can stomach), they have multiple daily activities like Bingo and ice cream socials, to name a few. Every room has a beautiful view and you can decorated as you please. I even brought a mini fridge in. The entire building is kept very clean and doesn't smell like you would think a nursing home smells like. There is a hair salon, lots of "common" areas, an outdoors area. This is truly a home away from home. Putting your loved one in a nursing home is a very hard and stressful time. I'm glad we chose Fairview Manor.
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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.