Cedar Haven Operations Holding LLC Valley View Hea is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Woonsocket, RI. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.3 out of 5 from 42 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Providence County and serves residents in the RI area.
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Do not let the bad reviews scare you. With the shortage of available beds, sometimes you have to take a chance and we are so glad we did. The facility itself is in need of updating, but no place is perfect and the staff more than makes up for it. Insurance and the health system do little to support the heroes that care for our elderly and the staff at Trinity shine for their perseverance and genuine care of our mother.
I was very scared to come to a place like this. As soon as I got there I was made to feel so welcomed and so safe. The staff was so friendly and also professional. They made sure there was something to do during the day so you didn’t get bored. The food wasn’t too bad. You could smoke three times a day. I actually made a couple of life long friends. I was sad to leave but happy to go home. I will definitely be going back to visit the staff and my friends. I recommend Trinity to everyone. I thank them for everything.
My mom needed skilled nursing and therapy following her surgery. I can’t say enough about this best kept secret. She was there for 4 weeks, which was shorter than we thought. They treated her like family. She gained 10 lbs because the food was so good. Her bed sores from her hospital stay were horrible, but the excellent nurse Eric made sure she was comfortable during all treatments and kept me up to date on her progression. He even had the bed sores healed by the time she came home. I can’t say enough couldn’t about the therapy department. Hard work pays off. I’ll be bringing her back after her next surgery.
Mom had a better experience here than at other facilities, and she's a rather extreme case of physical disability Her insurance ran out and the pricing was not high for the industry, I don't think anybody is ever happy to pay for medicine when other nations get care without a fee because they pay their taxes, but mom's experience of Trinity was better than other facilities and better than either the state or google rating seems to reflect. She's only come home from one other facility with a fully good impression of the place.
If I could give this place less than 1 star, I honestly would. This place is absolutely terrible and the way they treat our loved ones is even worse. Since they wanted to delete my last review, I will be rewriting it. The CNA’s are absolutely terrible towards the residents. They leave them sitting in their own feces and urine for hours at a time, and if the residents complain they swear at them. My mother has called me on multiple occasions crying because she’s been sitting in her own feces for hours. The food they give them is disgusting and they should be ashamed to serve that. I wouldn’t wish that food upon my worst enemy. DO NOT send your loved ones here. They WILL be abused. I should not be paying for my mother to sit in her feces, and for her to be eating something that should be dog food.
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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.