Maple City Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

That place was a hole. No central, in wall oxygen or air. There was the same oxygen concentrator that I have at home and nebulizer that was older than mine. They weren't familiar with the equipment so consequently I had no oxygen for the first 1/2hr I was there when the evening supervisor came in and realized why I was laying with my head on the tray table and fixed it. They pushed a stand next to the bed so I could do my own nebulizer. I wasn't given a commode. I was told to use the call bell and they would help me with a bed pan. My call bell stuck and I couldn't get anyone. Laid in pee most of the night and had no pain meds. The next morning, after I was dried and the bed was brutally changed, I was brought breakfast that was left where I couldn't reach it. Lunch was stone cold soup. I ate cookies and snacks from my welcome pack for both meals. After that I called my husband and told him to come get me. They weren't doing anything that couldn't be done at I home. I truly felt that if I stayed there, I would die quickly. The nursing home had no problem signing me out AMA after just 14 hours and .

Please don’t send your live one here. My father Mr Bellamy was transferred here from nursing home and the social worker Michelle called and paid a cab to send him back into the community with dementia. He was confused and no way of getting into home and lost. What place in there right mid states that a person with dementia is capable of going home with no key to get in. Then walking around community list. And when Calle Michelle she states he called and had money. What a lair.

This place is atrocious as soon as you walk through this door it smells like piss the place is falling apart the molding is duct tape together the countertops are all Jagged and rough the windows had towels to keep the cold draft from coming in they're short staffed so therefore my mother went without her pain medicine for like 2 hours longer than she should have they only made their clients once a week it's horrible the place should be shut down we had to stay with my mother everyday to make sure that she got the care she needed

The home is usually well staffed, and the front desk is always extremely helpful with the sign in process. The locked door is for safety purposes for residents but can be a nuisance to visitors when staff is busy.

Very run down, seriously neglected residents, very poor infection control. This place needs to get shut down and bull dozed. Primary nursing staff is agency and much of everything is disorganized. Shameful.