Acadia Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation

i visited a family friend here. They staff was very nice and the placed looked beautiful! i would recommend this place.

Our grandmother was their for 2 years and one day there was a mouse on her bed and roaches in her diaper!! This place denies having a roach and mice infestation. call bells are never answered, resident are left wet and soiled. always short staff. Administrator mary anne doesn''t do anything and jus...

Our grandmother was their for 2 years and one day there was a mouse on her bed and roaches in her diaper!! This place denies having a roach and mice infestation. call bells are never answered, resident are left wet and soiled. always short staff. Administrator mary anne doesn''t do anything and just $$$. Terrible aides or pcts whatever they call them. This place needs to be investigated by the state ASAP!

Fabulous facility

My mother-in-law was placed there because the hospital couldn''t get her anywhere else. We knew of it''s reputation ahead of time and they certainly lived down to it. The front desk staff and admitting were uniformly friendly and helpful and I think most of the people there were trying to do their ...

My mother-in-law was placed there because the hospital couldn''t get her anywhere else. We knew of it''s reputation ahead of time and they certainly lived down to it. The front desk staff and admitting were uniformly friendly and helpful and I think most of the people there were trying to do their job to the best of their ability. They are short-staffed, perhaps not filling all the beds would help in that area. Bill, an LPN, was extraordinary as were the three physical therapists who worked with my mother-in-law. Jamie, the social worker was also very helpful. That said, we had to clean the room when we got there because the phone had some sort of brown gunk all over it and the shelving and such were all covered in dust and so forth. There were frequent waits of 20 minutes or more when my mother-in-law would activate the call button. My mother-in-law has an ostomy bag and the first episode with one of the PCTs was unsatisfactory, to say the least. It became apparent early on that really no one there was particularly trained to care for an ostomy. When my mother-in-law tried to help them, one aid, in particular,became quite irate. Overall this was a very poor facility. Trying to get proper pain management for my 83-year-old mother-in-law, who had fallen and fractured her hip became a struggle between the nurse, who was more interested in being condescending and patronizing, telling us about his years of experience and his level of training, than in actually listening to my mother-in-law and helping her. My mother-in-law got a brief period of OT and maybe 40 minutes of physical therapy a day. This is a woman who at 83 broke a hip playing badminton with her grandchildren and walked to the park and gardened everyday. She was laying around most of the time unless we took her out. You don''t expect good food when you''re in a medical facility, but the food here was abysmal and if we weren''t there at meal time the tray was just plunked on the table with no assistance offered to my mother-in-law, who was having mobility problems, to say the least. Fortunately, a bed became available at St Charles and we were able to move her there. The quality of care and the overall superiority of the physical therapy and the facilities was exponentially better. My mother-in-law gets 2 hours of physical therapy a day and an hour of occupational therapy and we shudder to think how much he would have atrophied if we had chosen to keep her in Acadia. I waited over a week to write this review because I didn''t want to review while I was so upset with Acadia and I want it to be as honest and objective as I could be. My recommendation would be to strongly advocate with the hospital social worker against having a loved one sent to Acadia. .