CONCORDIA AT THE CEDARS is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in MONROEVILLE, PA. CMS overall rating: 5 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.6 out of 5 from 50 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Allegheny County and serves residents in the PA area.
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I wish I could give this place negative stars. Your loved one will die a slow painful death here. Three hours will pass without one staff member on the floor. Patients has come up to me to ask for things because there’s no one else to help them.If I’ve literally never been to such a neglectful nursing home in my life. You’re better off getting a cheap apartment and leaving your loved one there alone all day . The nurses are nice the two times a day you ever see them a day. My aunt was there for a week and no one changed her clothes. I told multiple people she was in pain. It took them four days to look and discover she had bed sores. If any CNAs work there then I’ve never seen one. This place is gorgeous inside you would never suspect this was going on inside.And before the owner comments on this post to tell me how they take every complaint seriously SHAME ON YOU!!!There is absolutely no way you’re not aware of this problem. I talked to multiple other visitors who told me not to even bother trying to find someone available to help me. They said they’ve complained numerous and nothing has changed.
The food was terrible,the second and third shifts have a lot to be desired, you had to wait a long time to tell them what you need when you press the button for the nurse to answer what you wanted,then you wait again.getting your medicines was like pulling teeth. They are not in a hurry not matter what you need.I had a hard time getting my pain pills! And when I was in Shadyside they had a router you got your medication. This I don’t know for sure but Shadyside I was getting 10 and 25mg. When I got them at Concordia I got 5mg. I can’t see the doctor changing that much of a dose. They could have called the doctor to make sure.
I had an excellent experience at Concordia in Monroeville. Very pleasant atmosphere. Therapy was thorough an extremely helpful. The Therapists were excellent, Sarah, Amanda, Melissa and Mike. The Nurses were excellent in administering my meds correctly and on time especially Britney! I really enjoyed attending the various activities, concerts and bingo. I was glad to be transported to each event by Nate and I enjoyed how both Nate and Janice, the Activities Director interacted with the parents! In General the entire staff from House keeping to Passing Trays we’re very polite. Not to mention how good the food tasted😋 The Nurses AIDS were very good in getting what ever was needed, Sherry stands out especially.
Do not send anyone to Concordia. My wife was doing well there until they kicked her out. They put money over care. I appealed her discharge, denied. Two days later she fell at home, now she is having brain surgery for multiple brain bleeds at Upmc Presby. They are heartless, and want money over care. If I could, I would have them shut down. They leave residents in the hall, and as they scream for help, nobody addresses it. It is hell on earth. Believe me, I’ve been there. Money rules there, not patient care
Worst place to go. I had major back surgery. I went from the hospital by ambulance. My escorts handed the front desk instructions. For three days they would not give me anything but Tylenol. The nurses kept saying your Doctor did not sign the papers. I did not know that when you go there they assign you one of their doctors. I called out for help the aids would NOT help me cause I could walk. I felt twisted in bed. On the fifth day my nurse noticed that my bed was NOT locked to the floor. I went home and the had there in home people go to my home. Kept asking question without an answer. A few weeks later an OT person came and started throwing things around my apartment. Telling me that my home was dangerous.
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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.