THE RENAISSANCE AT KESSLER PARK is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in DALLAS, TX. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.6 out of 5 from 63 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Dallas County and serves residents in the TX area.
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Look very old and smell as soon as u go in the building. I went for rehabilitation and I turned right around and left... I'll rehab myself at home.. no thanks.
The Renaissance at Kessler Park has taken very good care of my husband. We have been at this facility for the past 21/2 years. Due to my husband accident he needs 24 hour care I would like to just give a shout out to his dream team nurses on the north side for making our family journey a little easier, knowing that he has nurses and CNA’s that are compassionate and attentive and show that this is more than just a job. Thanks for all you do!!
Every morning I walk into this building, I am greeted by the lovely Linda who automatically puts a smile on my face to start my day off right. The residents are always prepared for the days activities and show their love through numerous ways. Shout out to Grace, Pat, and James for establishing a foundation for decades to come.
The floors are stunning and done nicely. The building is older but very clean. You can tell they take pride in cleanliness
My daughters dad was sent here after having his toe amputated and this facility had wrapped the bandage to tight on his foot when they changed it, he kept complaining to them that it was way to tight nurses chewed him out saying it had to be that way, didn’t matter what he kept telling them they continued to get onto him and theres no real help on weekends the person that does that does not work on weekends they admitted him back in the hospital with bruising on his toes from the bandage being so tight now has to go through another surgery. The facility is dirty, doesn’t seem like they clean at all whatsoever, it just seriously stinks, especially when they make fish, the hallways smell like hot fish it’s horrible 🤢🤮. it’s very hot in the hallways, rooms have ac units so that’s good, takes at least 10-15 to get inside no one ever opens the front door they never hear the door bell, you basically have to try and flag someone down to get their attention to call someone to open the front door, which still takes some time, no urinal for him I had to go buy one they said they would reimburse, that didn’t happen, he had to use someone else’s walker. People are screaming for help in there no one shows up. They don’t bother with the patients from what I see. He Waited over 2 hours of him calling the nurse to get pain meds just for the nurse to say he doesn’t get any. I Had to tell him to tell her to check her computer, just for her to finally see that he was supposed to get his pain medication like 3 hours earlier. Therapist was helpful to him is all I can really say. I would definitely not want any family member staying here, better cared for at home alone. I have never seen a place like this it’s not good. They are short staff so you have to call whoever you have in there to call the nurse just to let you in and that’s if they even bother to check on the patient.
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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.