[[HIGHLIGHT]]Great place for your loved ones if they are only there for a short time.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Social services and family counseling are lacking. Medicare patients have options. They weren't made clear during the initial visit. read more

Meadowbrook Manor is horrible. Every person there is in a wheelchair and is discouraged from walking. My fiancé is getting no physical or speech therapy at all and his days are long and boring with no activities at all. He was put there by his son after suffering a stroke five months ago. He is now doing much better and wants to leave but they won't let him. They are holding him against his will because they say his son has POA, which was revoked but not recognized by them. He has tried to escape several times to no avail. But they block his exit. This is clearly elder abuse and they are getting away with it. read more

I have a good friend at Meadowbrook who is completely bedridden. When she entered more than a decade ago with advanced MS, she was their youngest resident. She has always been well cared for. I was just there yesterday and met the CNA covering her wing (new to me) and I was very impressed by the good care provided by "Princess." She's a real gem. read more

My husband was at Meadowbrook Manor for three months and his care was exceptional. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The nurses and nurse assistants were very caring and treated my husband with kindness and respect.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] His therapy went well as did his dialysis. The food was fine, and they did their best to ask for special requests. read more

This place is amazing! Nursing and CNA care was amazing...I never had to worry about my mother because I knew she was being taken care of. This seriously is the first time I got to do that because I always feel I can't leave her alone in a healthcare setting. Not here...everybody that treated my mom treated her as she was their own family member! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Social workers were extremely knowledgeable and very helpful and the line of communication is always open.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Cynthia at the front desk was so friendly...it's so nice to walk in a place and the first thing you see is a smile and her positive attitude.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Most importantly...the physical therapy is outstanding. Because of their care my mom made 1000% improvement. She came in non-weight bearing and learned how to transfer herself without putting weight on her bad leg...her balance improved and so did her strength. Never once did I walk into Meadowbrook Manor in Lagrange and see anything dirty or smell. All workers walk around with a smile on their face and my mom really liked the food. I am so blessed to have had my mom there...they really made a positive impact on a terrible situation. Words can't explain how grateful I am to all who work there...thank you!!!! read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]Just seems like no one cares. Just sad. How can you go into this field and not care about the ones you're supposed to be caring for?[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We decided to have my grandpa here on hospice. Pretty much all nursing homes have horrible ratings which really tells you something about this field... Family is with him every day, which is lucky we're able to do that. Not everyone has that. Makes me so incredibly sad. read more

My mother has only been in the facility for less than 2 hours and has already been mistreated by a nurse "Angie" who failed to properly understand my mother's health issues. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I requested to speak to a supervisor and after a 15 minute hold I eventually spoke with June, an RN with 21 years experience.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] As a healthcare administrator for more than 21 years myself, I had to remind them what is the proper way to treat a patient, let alone a nearly 89 year old patient. I have requested management contact me tomorrow. It appears they accepted my mom into care without reviewing her chart. If the chart was reviewed, you would see she did not have active COVID. YOU WOULD NOT YELL AT HER YOU HAVE COVID AND RUN OUT OF THE ROOM. You also would not yell at an 89 year old patient who needed help be repositioned in the bed. I encourage when a loved one is being placed in skilled nursing, please look up https://nursinghomesabuseadvocate.com/nursing-homes/meadowbrook-manor-lagrange/ to view violations. This place seems to have patient safety violations and understaffing. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I also find it confusing the phone number listed for Meadowbrook Manor is directly answered by the nursing station, specifically the nurse who specifically had mistreated my mom[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. Are they short staffed the nurse also is the telephone operator for the facility. I wonder they have been cited for insufficient status. They are try to blame the Adventist LaGrange Hospital for not giving them my moms compete chart. Passing the buck. I will pursue a complaint of the hospital so the truth comes out. Please do not delay in contacting To file a nursing home complaint in Illinois, you can contact the Illinois Department of Public Health's Nursing Home Complaint Hotline at (800) 252-4343 immediately if there are problems. These are our loved ones they are being paid to care for. read more

Damn! I thought Belmont in Wheaton was bad. Meadowbrook Manor takes the cake for incompetence and unprofessionalism. If you have a loved one who needs rehabilitation care, run, don't walk from this place. No communication, cold food and indifference are features of Meadowbrook Manor. My dad was supposed to be released several days ago, and we still can't get a Dr from the facility to sign off. NO ONE IS AVAILABLE! I know what your thinking; how can a medical facility not have a Dr at least on call. Use this dump at your own risk. read more

After reading all the negative reviews I'm really shocked at what happened here years ago I was here for over a month and a half and I was treated excellent my nurses and CNA's treated me very well and all I have to say is that I will miss the ladies when I leave, they treated me above, and beyond what I was expecting The food though is lacking a little bit. I wish that somebody would talk to them about that. The food is not the greatest here but it's better than the last place I stayed at so please somebody do something about the food. I have to tell you the rest of my experience was a wonderful one here. read more

Two stars because it is a beautiful, spacious, newly rehabbed facility. That's it! Food (served cold regularly) was so bad I'm certain even starving raccoons wouldn't eat it. One physical therapist was occupied with her phone and only looked up and paid attention to me when it was time to recommend another physical exercise. The nurses probably don't have the qualifications to work elsewhere like a hospital but I'm only guessing . The local newspaper has reported thefts of patient's belongings here several times that I am aware of. Don't delude yourself into thinking you or a loved one will receive quality care here. read more

I was here for rehab after surgery for a broken tibia. The place is beautiful and clean but the nursing care in terrible. I would put my call light on and wait for twenty minutes, When someone came in they would turn out the light and say "be right back". It would be another twenty minute before they finally come in. I was not ambulatory when I entered and could not do much for myself. The CNA'S would start helping me and then would be called away to assist another patient. If a CNA went into the hallway to get something, someone would grab them and it was a while before they came back. The food was ok but was often cold when it came. I don't know if the trays were held up in the kitchen or held up when they got to the floor. The only departments that seemed to work were physical therapy and activities. The therapy department helped me to learn to walk again and the activities people planned fun and interesting things for us to do. I was there from February to the second week of March. read more

I don't know where to begin. Nov 2023 my mother was admitted and from the very beginning everything was spot on. Staff is amazing!!!!! I mean everyone!!!!! She did not want for anything. They know what they are doing, from making sure she had her meds to knowing something else had been wrong with her and immediately had her taken care of. I can point out all the departments individually, but I am telling you everyone took pride in their work here. I had no complaints and was extremely grateful to all. Facility very clean but the most important is their staff. They go above and beyond. I can't say enough about our experience at Meadowbrook Manor. I could go on and on, but I just have no words for how appreciative I was during that time of our lives. They literally put us at ease. Thank you again to all who was there for us at Meadowbrook Manor from Jennifer and Lisa to all the Staff. Forever grateful to you all. Thank you, Kelly Heeter read more

I agree with another poster. It looks nice from the outside but inside the cure is terrible. I am here now it takes forever to get any one to answer a call. The air conditioning doesn't work and blows out heat. My room is about 90° and they can't get the temperature corrected. Someone open the door and sprayed air freshener without myApproval and immediately I got sick. Not a place to recover at all. read more

If I could give negative rating I would... This place is a polished turd.  Looks great from the outside, but, once you're inside, that's where it stops.  Husband was there for aftercare on an amputation.  The food was sub par and not nearly enough. He was told by someone walking down the hall that the cna was eating his bacon off of his breakfast tray as she was walking it to his room. He had to fight to get his meds correct..thank goodness he had his head together to make sure the meds were correct. He made friends with a guy a few rooms down and one night his friend called him and said he was hanging out of his bed half on the floor.  He had rang the bell and was hanging there for almost an hour.  My husband called the nurses station and no answer,  he drove down to nurses station and threatened to call 911 if his friend didn't get help.  They were all sitting there on their phones texting. I could go on and on, but, won't bore you.  You get the picture. Please try to find a better place if you can. read more

The place is super new and clean. They have completely rehabbed the old building and made a new addition, so it's literally a new place. A lot of single rooms and doesn't smell like a nursing home!! It has literally changed 100 percent since 2017. Just need to get their "groove" ...but it looks like they are on their way! A much better alternative to Lexington! read more

The remodeled facility looks great, but the care is horrible. My mom went in for a short rehab stay and they did not get her medications correct, even skipping some critical medications. When I asked why meds were skipped, I was told that they were looking into it, but had no explanation. No one came in to check on her or talk about her needs until we made the decision to get her out of there. Then we had the social worker and administrator come up and ask us why she wanted to leave and if there was anything they could do to get her to change her mind. Too little, too late. Horrible, horrible place. They really need to get their act together. read more

Old. Run down. Combination of a mental institution and a nursing home. God bless the Angels that work there and take care of the people. God's waiting room. I'm sad that one of my dear relatives are left to rot there. read more

Although the older building left little to be desired the new building is the farthest thing from it- BEAUTIFUL from the inside out. The moment you walk in the door you feel as though you are entering a resort and not a medical establishment. The clinical capabilities have been revamped and the staff that work there are top of the line. You can tell that they really enjoy their jobs as it shows in the care they deliver to each every resident and guest. read more