SIGNATURE POINTE is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in DALLAS, TX. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.0 out of 5 from 172 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Dallas County and serves residents in the TX area.
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Comparison to industry benchmarks for nursing homes
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LIFE CARE SERVICES
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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Could not recommend more!!! My father in law has had such a good experience, all of the staff are so helpful. Big shoutout to Heather, she has been so helpful answering all of my questions, making me feel 100% comfortable bringing him there. The therapy and service as a whole was excellent.
*NIGHTMARE**BEAR* I was there 18 months ago and still have nightmares.. it was so bad.. all of us would go to our rooms by 5:00 p.m. and put a door against it to warn us to expect some sort of torture when it opened.. I was there 3 weeks and the sheets were changed once, no towels in the bath, finally after 3 days I was given adult baby wipes, they never cleaned the room.. we'd all sit at dinner table to exchange horror stories.. the abuse would start at 3:00 a.m. and end around 7:00 when the normal staff came in.. their attitudes or basically the same it's not staff.. if you are stuck there be sure to have a family member check on you day and night everyday.. I'm serious someone could die in there and knock me down for hours.. The assisted living section is on main floor and must have completely different service than we did, I was on the second floor in skilled nursing. As I said this was well over 18 months ago and I still have nightmares from it.. Do not ever use this for skilled nursing.. I truly think you could die in there
As a family member of a resident, I’m very disappointed in the quality of care at this facility. The management seems unorganized, and many of the nurses and staff have unprofessional attitudes. Call lights are often ignored for long periods. Meals are often served much later than they should be, leaving residents hungry and uncomfortable. The cleanliness is also a major issue, there have been ants and roaches in the rooms. Staffing always appears short, and even when there are enough people on duty, they’re not attentive or helpful. Families deserve peace of mind knowing their loved ones are well cared for, but that’s not the case here. Honestly I do not recommend ill be transferring my mother to another facility.
We were very impressed with the cordial level of service in the dining room. Also loved visiting with current residents who had very positive things to say about Signature Pointe. Premises were kept in pristine condition. The unit we toured was exceptional.
I was transferred to Signature Pointe post full hip replacement reconstructive surgery. My surgery was complicated and required additional physical therapy before I could safely go home. In a single word: NIGHTMARE I was transported via shuttle bus, and that gentleman wheeled me into a room, assisted me into bed, then left. I had no walker, no wheelchair, no call button, and all my belongings were across the room. I was at 20% on my cell, but after laying in a wet diaper for several hours I called the facility directly and was transferred to the 3rd floor, no one answered. I called back twice and no one answered the main line. I then called my daughters. One came up to settle me in, the other got on the phone. It was several hours before anyone entered the room where they stated no one had told them of my arrival, a fact later disputed by management, who claimed they personally handed the nurse my file upon arrival. They changed my diaper, refused to provide a walker or wheelchair so I could go to the restroom. Then left. My daughter had to locate ice and set up my 24hr, hospital ordered, ice machine, AFTER asking the staff multiple times. Every day of my 5 day stay was traumatizing, so I'll just summarize. - half hour to four hour response to call button - no meds for almost 24 hours, including the pain meds - meds borrowed from other patients - not allowed to shower, asked repeatedly and was told I had a specific shower day, but no one could tell me the day - multiple times during night shift where there were ABSOLUTELY NO employees found anywhere on the skilled nursing side of the facility for hours - multiple complaints made via phone and email by my daughter, frequently unanswered - injured due to an almost fall, took an hour and a half for a nurse who was NOT on duty to respond to my screams for help, took an additional 20 hours before they provided an x-ray for possible damages, results I never received - had to check out early for my safety - meds never accurate - lived in constant fear - only received PT 3x in 5 days, for 20 minutes, which was the only reason I was transferred there - on the final day the administration visited in response to my daughter's formal complaint, their only concern for the issues mentioned above was the "unprofessional" comment a nurse made that there were no nurses on the floor - 100% neglect, the 2p-10p shift being the worst I cannot stress this enough, please do not send your loved ones to this facility unless you can visit daily and dedicate a lot of time to managing their care. My story is not an isolated one. I heard other patients screaming and crying with no response from nurse or staff. Roaming staff shared that this is common here and lawsuits should be filed. This place is not safe, not caring, not even glorified babysitters. They we absent.
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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.