INGLESIDE MANOR is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in MOUNT HOREB, WI. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.7 out of 5 from 27 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Dane County and serves residents in the WI area.
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Comparison to industry benchmarks for nursing homes
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WISCONSIN ILLINOIS SENIOR HOUSING, INC.
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No a/c people covered in feces. Short staffed. Charges of neglect locked windows with no way of opening them. The place stinks in appropriate meds given . 3 people died on weekend with out a/c in rooms . You tell me. We removed mom emergency movepics of laundry where clothes go to get lost
So many kind employees. They're really trying to make your stay the best it can be. Management had a lot thrust upon them and are doing their best to improve your stay. The CNAs could use a little work but the nurses are amazing. Thank you Ingleside. PT and OT are wonderful. David in transportation was reliable and kind. If you have family in any assisted living facility, I hope you're visiting them. They need you.
This was my second time at Ingleside for rehabilitation for an infection. The first was during the covid problems. I left the hospital and was taken to Ingleside. This time when I left the hospital it was my choice to go to Ingleside. I arrived with cancer and pneumonia which caused me to be very weak. I was treated with great care and concern during my stay. The therapist were all so helpful to get me back to where I should be, health wise. The nurses were all very helpful especially when I needed something extra for my pain. The people that I had the most contact with were the CNA's. They were all very special both during the day and night. When ever I need help they were always right there to help me. When I arrived I lost over 30 pounds and did not want to eat. The food was just fine and when I left I was eating just about everything I was given. Over all, if I needed therapy again I would go back to Ingleside.
My mom has been at Inglehaven (assisted living area) for about a 2 years. Management seems to change often, and employee turnover is always happening. The care she receives is average for $5, 600 a month. The walk way & entrance to assisted living is a disgrace. Dead bushes, big thistles, dead trees in green space & right next to parking area. It seems like there is no pride in the facility. Last Winter there was one light working on the backside of the building where you enter the assisted living. There are many other light fixtures out there but only one on. Probably just needs new bulbs but no one cares! It is very poorly lit. Below are pictures taken today of the sidewalk that takes you to the assisted living entrance. How inviting is that bench in the 3rd picture where you can visit with your loved one surrounded by thistles & other weeds? I believe the facility is owned by someone in Illinois who is taking in the dollars & not investing in the facility. 10/31/2023 The light bulbs were found & now in the fixtures. Congrats to moving in the direction of safety.
my mom lived at Ingleside in skilled care for almost 4 years. We could not have picked a better place. The quality of care from nurses to CNAs to dietary to housekeeping and activities was stellar. Your aged person will be beautifully cared for.
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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.