Edison Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

This place needs to be shut down the nurses are not doing their jobs and they''re mentally and neglecting the residents the administrator and social worker is only there for the money not the residents

The physical therapist, occupational therapist, were great. The nurses, and aides were very short staffed while I was there. I had to wait a hour several times to either get help getting to the bathroom or getting out of the bathroom. If I didn’t get into bed at 7:00pm when the aide or aides co...

The physical therapist, occupational therapist, were great. The nurses, and aides were very short staffed while I was there. I had to wait a hour several times to either get help getting to the bathroom or getting out of the bathroom. If I didn’t get into bed at 7:00pm when the aide or aides come around then I had to wait until the shift changed and then I would have help getting into bed. Several times if I needed changed I had to wait one or two hours to get changed. I was there from October of 2021 until the end of January of 2022. My insurance would not pay for me to be there past December 31st, but the physical therapist and myself didn’t think it was safe for me to go home. I had thought that the social worker and business manager were appealing to the insurance company on my behalf but they did not. I had to do my appeal myself. The doctor also retired December 31st and I never seen a doctor the remaining three weeks I was there. I lost my appeal as I was on my own without any help from Edison Manor, and racked up a huge bill for the three weeks that the insurance company would not cover. Home health would not admit me and advised me to go to the emergency room at the hospital so that the social worker there would place me. After two days in the hospital, the social worker there gave me the choice of going back home or long term care back into Edison Manor. Edison Manor was not any help for getting me approved by the insurance company, even though the physical therapist didn’t think it was safe for me to go home, because if I fell at home, it could be possible that I would never recover from my surgery. The first day home I did fall, and that fall plus when the home health nurse saw what I was only able to do, that is why she would not admit me to home health care. So the three weeks I stayed at Edison Manor in January accumulated a large bill that will take me a long time to pay. I’m still recovering…at home.