Eddy Heritage House

Working as an RN supervisor on 3-11 shift here, you will be expected to pass medications on the sub acute unit, if there is a call out or a no show. That happens frequently because of the daily use of agency staff, especially on evening shift. I liked it there, liked the staff, but became legitimately concerned about making errors, with the enormous amount of responsibilities there are giving out medication, narcotics etc, and being supervisor as well.. passing meds while supervising AND admissions re-admissions, sending residents to the hospital, assessing falls and other emergencies. Not to mention helping answer call lights, addressing family concerns. Searching for supplies. Helping and guiding the LPN’s and the CNA’s. That’s the sign of the times in LTC, I was told. Supervisor plus passing out medications. Sometimes for a few hours, sometimes the entire shift. Love the residents..they get 5 stars in my book ! I miss them, they deserve loving care. With staff shortage, and lack of consistency, communication, etc.. we should all wonder what our future may be like, as we ourselves age

This is the rehab you’re looking for. Beautiful, clean, huge rooms, great staffing, sunshine & loving care. Activities are very engaging. Yesterday was manicure day with smiles everywhere! The ladies nails looked so lovely 💅. CNAs carry pagers for when a resident pushes a call light. It’s peaceful without bells alarming. Dining seated like out at a nice restaurant without the trays. They’re served by staff all together. It’s a very Home-Like environment. Safety & Quality of Life is the Priority at this nursing and rehabilitation facility.

Do NOT put your loved one in this facility. My mother has been there two years. The care is beyond horrible. They cannot keep staff. The aides sit in the common areas in their phones. If the call light is pressed in the residents room they never answer it. The rooms are filthy. I was there two days ago and my shoes kept sticking to the floor. I had to use Clorox wipes to clean the floor and I was told there is no housekeeping on weekends. It’s filthy during the week as well. It was about noon when my mother’s roommate daughter came to visit and discovered that her mother was soaking wet in urine. No one bothered to change her since the night before.

My neighbor was placed in the Eddy due to early onset dementia. It was a horrible facility. There was not enough staff to properly take care of the residents. She was not cleaned on a regular basis and there were no services to assist her condition. Watching the commercials on TV is sickening. The facility is nothing like what is being advertised. I withdraw strongly recommend relatives look at other better run facilities for their loved ones.

Terrible, wouldn't recommend to anyone . My husband's grandmother has fallen 3x now and nobody ever shows up to her help light, til much later if at all. She has fractured her hip, her arm, and her thigh falling ...on several different occasions. Please do your loved ones a favor, and find elsewhere to place them.