STANDING STONE CARE AND REHAB is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in MONTEREY, TN. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.8 out of 5 from 38 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Putnam County and serves residents in the TN area.
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Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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I never thought I would be in a nursing home but after back surgery I chose to go to Standing Stone to get stronger before home. Being on the inside is a whole different perspective than being a visitor. Coming here was the best thing I could have done!!! The staff, from supervisors to cleaning crew are caring, loving and truly attain to provide the patients with everything they need.
My only experience here was terrible. I came to pick a friend up and he said he’d been covered in feces close to an hour. I understand how busy these caregivers are, but there’s really no excuse for that. I thought this facility was one of the better ones
My mother was there and I have to say this place was awful. It smelled so bad soon as you walk in the building . The staff didn’t know how to speak or smile. We gathered our mothers things and was leaving and the staff just looked at us . There was call lights going off when we left. We ended up having to turn around and go back cause we forgot something and those call lights were still going off. Thank God my mother is outta there. She’s told us some awful things that happened that shouldn’t as in messing up her medicine and a particular staff memeber didn’t wear gloves AT ALL. . I feel sorry for the ones in there that can’t speak for themselves. This place is not for people. Just my opinion !!! Also just found out that my mother has a bug in her urine and they said it’s highly contagious! She didn’t have one when she got there and now she does? With the man that wasn’t and wouldn’t wear gloves even made the statement they keep UTI’s here. Really ? Ok in my mind I thought no wonder ! You don’t wear gloves when you’re cleaning these the pts. And these poor people that can’t speak for themselves can’t tell when there in pain or whatever they may need cause I know how UTI’s feel and there painful. So there laying there cause of him not wearing gloves spreading this bug to each person he comes in contact with in pain . Just ridiculous! This place needs to be shut down .
This nursing home needs to be shut down or something done with it. They tried to double dose my granny’s medicine. They also wiped her with NO gloves on she even said “why don’t you have on gloves” and he told her he’s very clean. Now she is in the hospital with UTI which she probably got from the guys hands from wiping other patients. This place is discussing, the workers did nothing but sit there when there are call lights on. please do NOT send ur loved ones here.
My Mom was at Standing Stone, and I highly recommend this facility. She was treated with love and respect and received excellent care. What brought me the most peace of mind about her care there was how well they kept me informed on how she was doing. If any changes occurred, I was always notified. I wasn't an outsider at all, but was treated as part of the team effort in loving and caring for her. I appreciate them all so much!
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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.