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Warsaw, NY
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Warsaw. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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My father enjoyed every minute of rehab services. The nursing staff made him feel at home. Activities sought him out for board games, etc. The housekeepers always made time to help him with the little things like working the TV remote. He had visits in the gazebo and ate outside in the sitting area. Medical Records got him to his appointments. He left with all the equipment he would need to function at home. My family cannot thank everyone enough! 👏
I was at East side for just about 2 months for rehab right before Christmas. At first I didn't want to be there. But truth was, I didn't want to be anywhere except home. I changed my attitude pretty quick. Most of the staff was pleasant. The food was decent. I chose what I liked. By the beginning of the second week I had learned what I had to do to get back home. It wasn't the staffs job to get me better to go home. It was my job to get stronger and better so I could go home. I started talking with some of the other residents there, started eating meals with them, participating in the…
I was at East side for just about 2 months for rehab right before Christmas. At first I didn't want to be there. But truth was, I didn't want to be anywhere except home. I changed my attitude pretty quick. Most of the staff was pleasant. The food was decent. I chose what I liked. By the beginning of the second week I had learned what I had to do to get back home. It wasn't the staffs job to get me better to go home. It was my job to get stronger and better so I could go home. I started talking with some of the other residents there, started eating meals with them, participating in the activities. I made friends there. Before I left I got some phone numbers and addresses. I still call and talk with some of them. I have gone back once to visit. It was wonderful to see those that were there. Above all else, I had three great room mates the whole time I was there. I was so blessed with each of them. My first one got my attitude straitened around and got me thinking right. I am forever greatful. Hopefully this summer I can tell her over lunch. My second and third roommates each were amazing roommates also and eventually we will get together to catch up. Rehab, that was the place to be! Do your work! Do it well! Practice more when you go back to your room. Do just a little more than they ask you to do each day. If you found the things you wanted to do each day then you would get stronger and better. The staff would cheer you on. From the time you came in the door there on every floor and every "department", there was Alot of Hello's and How are you. I found my stay at East Side to be Pleasant, helpful and they definitely strengthened me so I could go home and would succeed at home. I can never Thank you enough Allison and all of your staff. From the bottom of my heart "Thank you!"
To start with understaffed When you push alert button at night expect 1 2/2 to 2 hours for anyone to answer no matter how bad the situation. I was told they only one aid and one nurse for 40 patients as the excuse. The food was always cold and not healthy high salt and fat. Never fresh fruit or veggies. Soup has an oil slick floating on it No baths or showers in two weeks. Bathrooms rarely cleaned. Some of the aids are nasty and cruel. One patient was in tears when aid screamed at her. Reporting this did no good. Patients cries for help at night go unanswered. Male night nurse uncaring and…
To start with understaffed When you push alert button at night expect 1 2/2 to 2 hours for anyone to answer no matter how bad the situation. I was told they only one aid and one nurse for 40 patients as the excuse. The food was always cold and not healthy high salt and fat. Never fresh fruit or veggies. Soup has an oil slick floating on it No baths or showers in two weeks. Bathrooms rarely cleaned. Some of the aids are nasty and cruel. One patient was in tears when aid screamed at her. Reporting this did no good. Patients cries for help at night go unanswered. Male night nurse uncaring and lazy offers little or no help. The employees are sugar sweet if you have a visitor but when you are alone its different story. Horrible place
I have been to east side 2 times for rehab now in the past few years- I can truly tell you that the staff really care! They went above and beyond with everything- got my foot better so i could walk and get back home. I recommend coming here for rehab if you ever need it!
I cannot say enough great things about Jessica, in admissions!! She answered all of my questions and explained all of my options for Gran in great detail and responded to my calls and email within seconds!! This woman is so dedicated to helping patients and their families! Jessica helped us make the transition from Gran in the hospital to this facility smooth as butter!! So refreshing to see a passionate young woman so driven to help an old geezer like me and an even older geezer like Gran! I am so glad she helped my family through this rough patch! Also, kudos to Allison the administrator! She was also a great help, and is so very kind! This staff is excellent, great job!!
I really enjoy living here the ñurses and aids are very caring and professional the cleaners do a very nice job and the therapy department is excellent and I feel myself getting stronger each day the activity department has something each day for us residents to do . My plans when I came was to stay here a month then transfer to Murray Hill in Mount Morris but I love it here so much I am staying here to live . I have met some very special people I can call friends.
I’d never go back. You get one shower a week. Prisoners get three a week. Ridiculous. The food was horrible. I did lose a lot of weight because of it. I don’t recommend coming here or putting anyone in this or any other home
Overnight is a nightmare. After midnight no aides show up until after an hour if at all when you press the call button. I can not walk. Therefore, I am totally bed ridden. I am Bladder and bowel incontinent and require diaper changes day and night. I call for the aide when I need to be changed. But no one comes In a timely manner after midnight. This is no way to treat a human being! The food here is horrific. Very poorly prepared. Many times inedible. I was sent here for rehab to learn to walk again. Rehab ended after my first few weeks here. I still can't walk. My fingers and hands are numb do to spine issues. Consequently, I'm unable to trim my finger nails or toe nails. They rarely trim them. I have claws! I missed an appointment with my spine Doctor because they neglected to arrange the transportation. I've had five spine surgeries. The last was nine months ago. I have never been treated so in humanely. This is supposed to be a place where loving care is dispensed. Not abuse. The place is a hell hole!