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95% of the nurses are apathetic to the point of malice towards the residents and fellow employees. if such a place ever needed reformation, theyd just point the finger at each other and watch as the ship sank . White washed tombs, I pray this place may be changed!

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jessie blaney

My husband was there for short term stay for respite care through hospice. He is stroke patient. For some reason, my son who visited every day, had to tell 4 different people who came in to care for him, that he had a stroke. One day he went in and as soon as he walked in, he heard my husband yelling ( he is not confused ) in his room half way down the hall. The staff ( nurses? CNA's? ) were sitting at the nurses station eating breakfast.....he had to ask twice for someone to help as he just received a blank stare from them. One said she couldn't understand him.....which I'm sure is true but you have to try to figure it out! Not just leave him yelling!! There are other thing I can say but, you get the idea.

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Tom Haskiell

We want to thank everyone in memory care, especially Stephanie and Latoya, and all of the staff that took care of my sister Connie Sue during her time here. We also want to thank everyone from the front office, Melody, Chris, and the rest of the ladies for everything that they have done while taking care of everything related to my sister's care, from paperwork to other related matters. Everyone was caring, kind, and professional. They were there when we needed them and we appreciate their attention to my sister.

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Mo Cummings

My husband had a very unexpected stroke at only 58 years old. Although he is a tricky case being so young in a facility like this, they take wonderful care of him! He seems very happy and looked after there. I have not ever had any issues with the staff or indeed the other residents. They are very kind (and patient!) and also take part in helping to cheer and look after my husband as if he was family. I am so thankful that there is a place like this to help out in a difficult time. They provide lovely activities and social events for residents that are integral to promoting mental health and morale. Im happy with them in what is undoubtedly a tough responsibility.

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Judith A Jarrell

My husband was a patient there for 3 years in the Memory Unit. I cannot express how thankful for Mapleshire. They were his and my family for years and NEVER did I encounter anything wrong with the facility. My visits from Charleston were unannounced and NEVER did I have an issue with his being taken care of . He was always clean, his area was spotless and the staff always right on target. I would and will always recommend this facility to anyone who is in need of the best thing in West Virginia for their loved ones care.