Signature Healthcare Of Clarksville

Great place to work. Very passionate staff and wonderful residents!

Absolutely HORRIBLE! My mother-in-law was discharged from the hospital to Signature for rehab therapy. She arrived on a Friday evening. I had stopped by 4 hours earlier to see if I needed to bring certain things and to find out her room number. When she arrived by ambulance, the bed was not even ma...

Absolutely HORRIBLE! My mother-in-law was discharged from the hospital to Signature for rehab therapy. She arrived on a Friday evening. I had stopped by 4 hours earlier to see if I needed to bring certain things and to find out her room number. When she arrived by ambulance, the bed was not even made. No one bothered to greet us. The nurse who finally walked by was new and had no information. The following day I stopped by and the oxygen machine was not working properly. No one knows how long she had laid there without oxygen. I left and brought her oxygen machine from home. On Sunday, the lunch she was served was sloppy Joe with fries and a glob of mashed potatoes. She is a heart patient on a low sodium diet. The following Monday I was asked to remove her oxygen machine. I said I would when one was provided that actually worked. Then we were told she could not have her CPAP machine in their facility. On Tuesday, their administrator called 911 and claimed my mother-in-law was in respiratory distress. She was not in respiratory distress. She was sitting on the due of the bed talking to the fireman when I arrived. They were simply trying to get her transported out because we pointed out the awful care she was receiving and then blamed it all on her particular CPAP machine. She left with me in my car because there was no medical need for her to go to the hospital in an ambulance. We went back to get her medications and were refused. Signature would not release her medicines nor would they forward her prescriptions to her pharmacy. The administrator claimed we had left AMA. They were crossing T''s and dotting I''s to make their paperwork say what was necessary to get her out. This was all because their mistakes and terrible care were being pointed out.