Great facility! Very professional staff. We are so thankful for the care my mom is receiving!!!read more

My father was at Foundation Park for 2-1/2 years, suffering from Dementia and Parkinsons - among…read moreother issues. When he was first admitted, the doctor that sent him had recommended hospice care immediately - but because of the care that was given to him at the Foundation Park facility - his health actually initially improved - and then remained steady for a long time before he ultimately declined. Hospice was not needed again until his medical issues finally took his life. Having said that - a facility like this can be difficult to visit. There is a lot of people staying there that suffer from various levels of mental decline, a lot of them wearing diapers - which can lead to an unpleasant smell throughout the facility. It can also be awkward as you go to visit your relative/loved one because some of the patients wander around the halls kind of aimlessly, and it is apparent they are not mentally correct....my father lost some of his personal items, and it is not clear if he lost them himself, or if they were picked up by other patients that wandered around the facility. I see other reviews where people are complaining because their loved one "had to wear a diaper", or "severely declined"....I understand that it is difficult to see a family member or loved one in this state - but to blame the facility for this seems a stretch. Unfortunately, people with these types of medical issues are going to have trouble using the restrooms, and they are going to decline - it's unpleasant to watch, but it is inevitable. Seems pretty easy to blame others for something that is occurring naturally. My experience with the staff, from the front office, to the nurses, to the administrators, and social service personnel - ALL OF THEM were caring, good people that were compassionate and helpful whenever we visited, or spoke with them on the phone. A place like this is never going to be fun to take a family member to - and it can be unpleasant to visit - but ultimately, the folks at Foundation Park do a good job and seem to care deeply about the people they are caring for, and their families.

Crappy care Crappy meals…read moreD.O.N. and Administrator in DENIAL My loved one lost several pounds, was dehydrated, constipated and developed a SEVERE UTI and Pneumonia for which they had to be hospitalized in ICU on a ventilator for 10 days. Til this day, because if their neglect, my loved one is on Oxygen. Did I mention the SCABIES outbreak they attempted to hide?? RUN!! RUN!! RUN!!

First time using a skilled nursing facility. Had a reverse total shoulder replacement a was in need…read moreof assisted rehabilitation. Admission was a smooth process and because so, upon arrival I was ready to get started. The administrator and department heads meet with me in an in-room care conference which displayed a welcomed top-down, hands-on approach to my care. The care provided during my 36-day stay has been excellent. From OT and PT, to nursing staff, aides and dietary options, had made my recovery process both complete and enjoyable.

Christian home care provides excellent care for your loved ones. The caregivers are there when you…read moreneed someone to help you with your loved ones.

Not a working phone number, and it appears I had to make a longer reviews for them to post it.read more

i have used CareLink Nursing twice for short term in-home care following surgery. The nurses and…read moretherapists have been excellent both times - caring knowledgeable, helpful. But I unfortunately cannot say the same for their administrative and billing. Disorganized and sloppy, and worst of all, cost me money. I would advise everyone to keep their own records of all visits and conversations and discharge dates. Much better than spending hours on the phone afterwards, trying to sort things out with your insurance company.

My father spent nearly three years at The Lakes of Sylvania. I buried my father yesterday. He was…read more98 years old. This staff was wonderful with dad. What most people need to realize, is the importance of building a relationship with the staff caring for your loved one. It is a team effort. This is a care facility. They cannot and should not be expected to give private duty nursing services. It is unrealistic for any facility to be expected to do this. You have to be willing to reach out to the staff and work with them. Come to them with concerns, but also realize a thank you goes a long way when you do this very hard work. I can't begin to thank the staff for the care dad received especially during his final days. I stayed with my dad to care for him and make sure he knew he was not alone. I believe that was my honor and duty, but this staff cared for me as well as my dad. The concern for my well being touched me to my core. I will not forget the compassion my father and I received by all the staff. The flower arrangement that was sent to the funeral home was so beautiful and very appreciated. Staff who became friends were there at the funeral home to support me and my family. Their concern did not stop as dad was taken from the facility. If you are looking for a facility to "team care" for your loved one, stop looking, the Lakes of Sylvania should be strongly considered. I will only refer folks to this facility.

Our experience with Lakes of Sylvania was beyond tremendous. My loved one experienced care in both…read morethe assisted living wing and also in the skilled nursing area. The director, the nurses, the physical therapists, the chef, the cleaning department and various departments ALL provided the best of care possible. The communication which existed between Lakes of Sylvania and her family was also tremendous. Each day an updated Covid report was to be found in my email and a weekly video was posted to inform all families members of the events of the week. I was able the connect in person with the staff whenever I so desired. My dear one got the BEST of care and compassion from everyone within the walls of Lakes of Sylvania. I would give this campus my highest recomendation. I owe them my deepest gratitude.

I had previously attempted to review this office and inadvertently posted it to the wrong office…read more Oops! I deleted that review and am now posting to the correct office. In late May, I took my mom to this office to have her toenails cut and filed by Dr Walkovich. Every member of his staff was very friendly and efficient. My mom was extremely impressed by Dr Walkovich's compassionate care. Although her toenails are difficult to cut (according to a previous podiatrist who cut her skin in the process), Dr Walkovich did an excellent job without harming her. He was also very personable. Unfortunately for us, we learned that this doctor was planning to move to Florida. However, my impression of the practice is that everyone there is caring and competent, so I would recommend this office for foot and ankle needs! They also have a practice In Perrysburg, OH that partners with the Toledo location. When I had foot surgery a couple of years ago, I recall the close coordination between the offices and one scheduler handled the appointments. They also take care of X-Rays within the office- super convenient!

Very good care nice doctors, would reccomend if you want concise punctual help with podiatry careread more

This business is centered out of South East Michigan but does a lot of work in the Toledo, Ohio…read moreare, as well as the Ann Arbor, Jackson, Monroe Michigan and surrounding areas. They are just like the name says, Compassionate. Never will you find such a caring company to care for your loved one. They offer many different services and will give you the peace of mind you seek when it comes to home care. For more info go to their web site. It is truly the best home care anywhere!