Husband being discharged HOME after tremendous expert care from extire staff. From being admitted…read morein a vegetative state. Now anbulating with walker eating bathing and dressing with minimal assistance. There does exist a healthcare facility with hope and HEARTS. Thank you

northwestern healthcare center in berea ohio is a 5 plus star facility. the staff are…read morecompassionate, skilled, empathetic and skilled from housekeeping, dietary, nursing, stna and administration. the activity director and personnel has each day full of excitement, hands on, and memory activities. residents get to meet and greet others , go on outings to shop or to eat. the occupational and physical staff department are one of the highest rated in ohio. they took an unresponsive, stomach tube, veteran. and gave him a new life. he feeds himself. walks over 800 plus feet and can brush his teeth and do daily hygiene. he only needs minimal assistance which is given when needed. they listen when he is upset and don't judge or over medicate him as was done in a previous healthcare center. this healthcare center rating should be 100 plus stars. a healthcare center that treats everyone with respect, compassion and respect. all who are a part of this group residents staff etc are vip's

sent my wife home wit a swollen left leg that hurt her really bad. Came home Monday and in hospital…read morebecause of left leg on Tuesday finding a BLOOD clot in her leg. Never again would i go or send anyone there.

I'll get right to the point. In my opinion, my grandfather would still be alive today if not for…read moreO'Neill "healthcare" in Middleburg Heights. Among other things, they neglected to take proper care of his catheter, which was confirmed by an ER nurse. He got a severe infection and became septic. The night he went to the ER, they actually called me to ask if I thought he should go. I asked about his stats, and although I'm not a doctor, it was pretty clear to me he needed immediate care. I said to send him. I was shocked that since they are supposed medical professionals, they didn't make this conclusion on their own. Unfortunately, he never recovered. During his short time at the hospital, it was discovered that he had severe bed sores. This was never communicated to us by O'Neill, and as far as I know, they did not try to treat them, just let them get worse. Before this most recent emergency, he made several other trips to the ER due to their negligence, including being infected by covid. To be somewhat fair, I've seen several nursing homes this year, and they are all bad. But, that is no excuse. I would never, ever recommend sending a loved one here. On top of all this, communication was terrible, and had I not gone there frequently to ask about his condition, no one would've reached out. Billing people were rude and even the social worker was of zero help. I would rather take my own life than be sent here for "care". Horrible and disgraceful.

My parents moved into Generations's 3 years ago and our family has been extremely satisfied…read more Everyone on staff seems engaged with their job and offers personalized care. So many smiles and cheer they bring to the residents. The activities are varied enough that there is something for everyone. The location is wonderful with so much within walking distance. My father passed a year ago and our entire family including my Mom were treated so kindly. My mother has had to move up through the care levels and it always feels like they customize her care to best fit her specific needs. It is truly a comfort to know she is cared for and a joy to visit Generations

UPDATE to my 7/5/2013 review (please see below)…read more Due to my parents requiring a greater level of care than BLT can provide, we looked far & wide to find something comparable. the search has confirmed just how wonderful BLT is. We also found that for the services offered, and quality of life, the price is very reasonable indeed! And the food quality at BLT is the best around. It's not your 'typical' institutional food. Not by a long shot! Fred, the food manager, does a FANTASTIC job of creating tasty balanced meals. My parents long for the good ol' days of living at BLT. Prior (original) review: 7/5/2013

My grandfather has been receiving excellent and exceptional care here. For the multiple times he…read morehas had to come back after a stint at the hospital, we always request that he come back to this facility. Administration is excellent and so caring. It's such a relief to find a place where we can rest easy knowing he is being taken care of! Thank you!

Changed ownership, not sure if inside has changed. Focus on just maintaining most residents. Poor…read moreactivity an therapy programs for residents; saved for outpatient rehabilitation

Went to visit my friend. The ladies at the front desk are nice and friendly and gave good…read moredirections on how to find my friends room. The place appears pretty clean and no funky odors. While visiting the nurses or aides came in a few times to check on my friends diaper, provide meds and see if she needed water or anything since she is immobile. The nurses also asked if I needed water or anything and brought an extra chair over when someone came to visit, which was nice.

The care is absolutely horrible and if you have an issue and want to talk to upper management or…read morecorporate they do not give you the time of day My mom had a camera installed in her room due to chargers and hearing aids missing and the staff still didn't care about checking on her and taking care of her. She was vomiting black liquid (which they assumed was due to an internal bleed) and did not check on her for 13 hours!!!!! I stayed there day and night for 9 days and not once did the bathroom or floors get cleaned and her roommate was taken to isolation during this time frame due to an infection

My family totally believes our Father is dead because of O'Neils…read more He had only been there 3 weeks but he was being abused through neglect. The day my father died he called me and begged me to get him out of there as soon as possible. I quote "They are going to kill me in here" he told me over the phone. Shocked, I asked him how he felt and he said fine but they were neglecting him. I reassured him that I was going to get him out the following week. He then told me his neighbor had just arrived to visit him so I said goodbye and that I would call him the next day. That didn't happen because he was dead 12 hours later. The neighbor was shocked when he found out my father died and told me my father looked like he was well enough to walk right out of the place with no signs of illness or cognitive decline. Turns out my father caught Covid in the place and wasn't given any Covid medicine even though they knew he had tested positive and Covid medicine was available at that point in late 2022. Nor was it brought to our attention that it was anything but a mild case. His oxygen dropped later that night. The home assured my sister that they were treating him and things were steady but at some point they reached out to my other sister who was the POA to ask if they could send him to the hospital. My sister, the POS she is, told her husband to take the call because she couldn't be bothered and my brother-in-law who is not the POA told the hospital to give my father "Comfort Care" instead of sending him to the hospital. The home listened and administered a Morphine mixture and Dad fell asleep and died soon after. My nephew, who is a police officer, was the first to arrive and questioned the home. They told him my father was awake and joking with staff when given the Morphine mixture. This is a direct violation of law. My father was of sound mind and was given "Comfort Care" without his permission or knowledge. This was also a directive given by someone who was not the POA. When I called the home after hearing my father passed the nurse told me my father had a DNR in place. I explained to her my father was not on life support and giving Morphine was not the same as a DNR. She told me Covid wasn't flagged in his chart but he died of "Covid Pneumonia", funny because that wasn't on his death certificate. She also told me I could call back and speak to the attending nurse to find out more about what happened but when I did call back I was met with an ice cold " The medical records are closed." No one at the home that I spoke with on the phone following my father's death ever expressed any condolences for the passing of my loved one at their very expensive facility. And that was that.....my family was allowed no more info. Now let's get the the condition of care or lack of: Unfortunately, I'm out of state but my father was visited by family. My cousin, a prominent first responder in the community, told me that when he went to visit my father he was covered in feces and urine. He immediately went to tell the nurse who told him that it "wasn't her job" to change him and the sheets. My cousin then got mad and started to do it himself before the nurse reluctantly stepped in to help. He told me that he has seen the worst of the worst of homes over the years as a first responder and this was one of them the worst. Now my father was weak from being in a hospital bed and he was sent to O'Neils for rehabilitation. Because of staff shortage he did not get the care that was promised. A week before my father died he called to tell me that he was left wet and naked in a chair for hours, freezing cold after a nurse left quickly after she helped him out of the shower. He said his walker was on the other side of the room and there was nothing to lean on. He hadn't eaten breakfast so he had no choice but to wait for her to come back. She never did and he was found later freezing still sitting in the chair naked. Oh there is a horrible person that works for them named Thomas who was callus and condescending when I tried to inquire about the shocking turn of events that lead up to my father's death. Don't send anyone you love here!

Never enough staff in memory care. No nurses in memory care after 11 o'clock just AIDS . Too many…read morelies from the management and staff. The upper management staff keep leaving .There are some great nurses, but they are left to fend for themselves with a full unit and only one or two AIDS causing many injuries and falls to patients.The only reason for the stars is the great nurses .

I have worked at Middleburg Heights assisted living for approximately 3 months, The residents here…read moreare great! the staff really cares about the well being of the residents. walking in gives you comforting feeling. We have activities 5 days per week, a TV room in the front lobby that our residents meet as a family to watch movies and sports. A cozy warm fireplace to sit in front of (weather permitting) The Food is good, Alex our dining manager has over 10 years experience and really cares about the residents food preferences.

Took a tour with my family for my mother who is independent. Everyone looked miserable and the…read morereceptionist was not very nice. I believe a resident at the desk was asking me more questions about my mother . i felt uncomfortable but did not want to be rude. this not an assisted living facility,I only witnessed about 4 people who could walk. A place for mom recommended them. Its a nice building alittle outdated decorations,AND stains on the carpet . Gives more nursing home/motel vibes. Definitely not a place for mom.

If you actually want your loved one to be cared for, this isn't the place for it. I've recently…read morewitnessed my loved one being ignored for several hours, even after they were clicking the help button. My loved one was stuck laying in their own pee for several hours during the day, because nurses didn't check in on him. Developed bed sores because they left him in bed all day. Kept the phone away from him, even though he had visitors at the window waiting to talk to him. This place is an absolute joke, especially the workers. Very unprofessional and not competent. Employees should be attentive in nursing homes, this place is not the case.

My father was recently a patient here and spent his final days in peace and comfort, thanks to the…read morehard-working and compassionate staff at Holy Family. The nursing staff was responsive to his every need and checked on him frequently. The pastoral care he received was equally wonderful. Sister Margaret Mary, in particular, was so warm and loving toward him, and I was touched by her kindness. I'm sure she brought him much comfort! In addition, I was pleasantly surprised by how the staff took such good care of my family and I while we kept vigil in my dad's room. Between my brother, my mom and myself, we never left his side on the weekend he passed. The staff saw to it that I had a pillow and blanket to keep me comfortable while I slept there overnight, and they also brought me a phone charger when I needed it. One day, a staff member cooked my mom a grilled cheese sandwich just for her, because she knew she needed to eat. They promised us they would do anything they could for us, and they certainly did! When my dad passed away, we were all given a hug by our wonderful nurse, and given reassurance that he was no longer in pain. I could tell that one of the other nurses present was fighting back tears, which touched me, as well, knowing that I was not alone in my grief. I really just can't say enough good things about the wonderful people working there who make it their mission to provide comfort and care to their patients and their families. And the facility, itself, is beautiful, clean, and well-maintained. Nobody wants to have to bring their loved one to a hospice, but if you should find yourself looking for a facility to provide palliative care for your family member, you really couldn't ask for a place better than Holy Family.

Amazing place to work! Patient centered care and wonderful employers! They truly care about their…read morepatience and continue to provide the best care to them!