The Springs Park Avenue

Had a friend admitted by her awful son-in-law this month. She's better off not being around the wicked man. So far everyone at this nursing home has been very kind and accommodating. I hope it holds true for the duration of my friend's stay. Pretty clean as far as nursing homes go. I've seen many a lot worse and a few that were better. My friend likes the food.

One of the worst places you could have yourself or family member. Filthy, smells like urine constantly. People aren't being looked after. It's a "rehab" center with what? 1 hour of light rehab a day. It's a nursing home. Good luck finding anyone under the age of 65. It's a medical facility and there's no real medicine being used. Don't let them kill you.

We took our daughter to two other facilities and man, what a nightmare they were. We found this place and I can tell you she is flourishing here. She is happy and responsive every time we see her. The staff is doing a good job getting her rehab going so we can eventually bring her home. All the staff is great. Our daughter is doing great under their care.

Do NOT send your family members here ESPECIALLY if they have to fully rely on the staff for all their basic needs. My family member has experienced neglect resulting in severely infected bedsores which led to an ICU visit and now on hospice. They lack care and compassion, not even doing the bare minimum to meet the job requirements. I am concerned for any resident there that is unable to care for themselves.

This place is great. My 86 yo Mom was here for almost a month getting rehab for a broken hip and femur bone. Everyone was very friendly and professional. Special thanks to PT Jamie, Mackenzie, and Raj, OT Denby, nurse Julie, CNA Cat & Ella and numerous other staff including the front office ladies that helped us navigate insurance. The long term residents were also very pleasant as we walked to and from Mom’s room. I don’t think they would be if they were miserable. There is a comment above where a guy wrote about smelling urine. If that happened, it was because someone had just gone. It’s there practice to tie all waste in garbage bags as soon as they change them. I would definitely put my Mom back in here if God forbid she ever needed a place like this.

Unfortunately my biggest observation is the smell of urine which means there not cleaning as diligently as they should. It can be done if there was the training and expected high standards

One of the staff members where EXTREMELY rude to myself and my friend who’s mother was just admitted there today! She was yelling thru the glass at 8:30pm asking if I was a girl or guy and the other staff members all look very dirty and gross to be around sick, healing patients. If they are rude to the family imagine what they are doing to the people living there.

DO NOT TAKE YOUR LOVED ONES HERE IF THEY MEAN SOMETHING TO YOU. My Mother was admitted yesterday. They put her in the room with an actively coughing covid patient. I asked if they had any common sense. They indicated that the patient didn't test positive until today. THIS IS WHY COVID IS SPREADING THROUGOUT NURSING HOMES and running rampant. A little common sense would've prevented my Mother from being exposed. Now my diabetic, heart diseased Mother has been exposed to COVID. This could be our last goodbye. I couldn't even see her.