Mcauley Residence

Some of the nurses were fantastic while others not so much. TRUE. I didn`t want to mention that in my review, as It looked like there was 1 nurse for the whole hallway? Maybe 2? IDK. All I know, is NOW my 91 yr. old father, who I SIGNED OUT BEFORE MCAULEY RECOMMENDED HIM LEAVING, HAS TO PAY THE 4 DAYS AT $386/DAY, THAT MCAULEYS STAFF DOCTOR SAID HE WAS OK TO GO HOME. MCAULEY`S OWN SOCIAL WORKER ,Kim (something) HAD "ME" CALL LIVANTA, AND SAY HE WAS NOT READY TO GO HOME. 3x, we appealed it. Livanta obviously went by what McAuley`s OWN DOCTOR said, and NOW we`re getting hit with a "no coverage for 4 days" bill for $386/DAY!. I spent 4 WEEKS WITH HIM AT HIS HOME, AFETR I SIGNED HIM OUT, AS HE WAS "STILL UNABLE TO WALK!". P.S. He also couldn`t chew solid food for 4 weeks at home because McAuley LOST HIS DENTURES! They didn`t seem TOO concerned, (being a FORMER patient, and all! McAuley, is a FAR BELOW AVERAGE REHAB HOSPITAL. I`ll update the names of these healthcare "professionals, later. P.S. Unless you don`t really care about your relative, I WOULD NOT, EVER, TAKE THEM TO MCAULEY!!

For various surgeries and complications I have rehabbed at McAuley Residence 4 times in the past year and a half. Each time I received fantastic care even though I admit they are very understaffed! Most of the care givers there go above and beyond to meet your needs. Martin D. and Janine were 2 who stood out each time I was there. Nurse Alma was so caring and so efficient. The PT and OT departments are phenomenal! Dave B in PT worked with me, through tears ???? and all to believe that the pain would begin to decrease with time and effort. I would recommend this facility to anyone contemplating knee or hip replacement rehab. Arlene W.

My 67 year old, fully coherent father was sent to recover here from lymphoma-induced pneumonitis. His care was sub-standard at best. Least of the problems were the bottles of urine on the windowsill that were left for days to be collected by staff. One night during his stay, my father could not breathe. His lungs were very inflamed. He called the nurses over, and over, for FIVE HOURS STRAIGHT. They ignored him. He finally had to call a family member on his cell phone. She came in at 4 a.m. and got him a nurse, who realized he was in severe distress and sent him by ambulance to the hospital. Less than 24 hours later, he was dead. Think twice before sending people you love to be [Removed] and die here.

My 67 year old, fully coherent father was sent to recover here from lymphoma-induced pneumonitis. His care was sub-standard at best. One night, he could not breathe. His lungs were very inflamed. He called the nurses over, and over, for FIVE HOURS STRAIGHT. They ignored him. He finally had to call a family member on his cell phone. She came in at 4 a.m. and got him a nurse, who realized he was in severe distress and sent him by ambulance to the hospital. Less than 24 hours later, he was dead. Think twice before sending people you love to be abused and die here.

My mother stayed at this facility this past summer, she was supposed to be there for Rehab. It was very clear, early on that my mother was not going to helped by rehab, so instead she was ignored and received little help. When we spoke with the caseworker, she set us up with Hospice, which we should have opted for in the first place. Her experience at Mcauley was less than acceptable for both her and us. I would not recommend this facility to anyone.