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White Oak Manor - Burlington
323 Baldwin Road, Burlington, NC, 27217
White Oak Manor - Burlington
323 Baldwin Road, Burlington, NC, 27217
Welcome to White Oak Manor – Burlington, a Nursing Home community located in Burlington, North Carolina. The cost of the assisted living community at White Oak Manor – Burlington starts at a monthly rate of $1,795 to $7,148. There may be some additional services that could increase the cost of care, depending on the services that you may need. This community allows residents to have pets. It’s always a good idea to check when you visit the community to see if your pet will be allowed.
There are 3 hospitals within 25 miles of White Oak Manor – Burlington. The two closest hospitals are Alamance Regional Medical Center which is 5.4 miles away and The Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital which is 20.6 miles away.
Services and Amenities
Services
- Scheduled local transportation
Additional Features
- 160 Total Units
Safety
- 1 Total Deficiencies Reported
- 0 Health Standard Deficiencies
- 1 Health Complaint Deficiencies
- 0 Total Incidents Reported
- 3 Total Complaints Reported
- 0 Total Fines Imposed
Accommodations
- Admissions 24/7
Care
- Outdoor Areas
- Library & Computer Lounge
- 137 Current Occupants
- Certified by Medicare and Medicaid
- Medicare Participant Since 04/27/1989
- Offers Resident/Family Counciling
They need to watch their patients a lot better because my Mom has had several incidents that happened that should not have happened at all! Of people coming into her room. One while she was asleep and she had to get up and try to get her walker away from this man who was trying to take it by herself...
They need to watch their patients a lot better because my Mom has had several incidents that happened that should not have happened at all! Of people coming into her room. One while she was asleep and she had to get up and try to get her walker away from this man who was trying to take it by herself because evidently no other heard her calling out for help. Another one was someone came into her room and turned her bed down and was going to sleep in her bed bed she was roaming the place and came in Mother’s room. There has been a couple others incidents also but they put a sign up telling other patients not that come in unlocked she says it’s okay. I get really upset when she calls me very upset and doesn’t know what to do.So I call them and complain. My Mother doesn’t complain about anything to them and she helps out with her roommate because that’s the kind of lady she is. She gets up everyday and gets herself dressed and she walks around and feeds herself and I think she would be better in an assisted living facility with a memory unit so she could associate with people like her. If my Mother gets hurt by anyone there I may not be her POA, or her Responsible Person, in charge and have access to her medical information, and I may be down right now with my own serious health problems, but I will do whatever I can do to get that place taken care of in one way or another! I truly wish that she wasn’t there at all! From reading all of the reviews I am not the only person who feels this way! I will contact news reporters and anyone else that has authority to do whatever needs to be done to inform the public about this place. The one good thing that has happened is the new administrator there is very intelligent and caring and compassionate and seems to really care about these patients and this facility and we have emailed a few times and she was very interested in what was happening and she was going to check on everything and she gave me her phone number and told me to call her anytime at all to talk or discuss anything that is happening with my Mother. I think she will be good there. I wish her the very best and I wish the patients there well and safety and hope and faith. I wish all of the temporary patients who could there well and quick recovery and home again and for the permanent patients I wish them luck and kindness and understanding and good treatment always. God bless my Mother and the patients and the staff and everyone there.
Read moreI had a good experience overall at this facility. However, I was victim of two bad experiences prior to leaving. I was there for rehab on my right knee. The therapist were kind, caring, and committed people. My main therapist was Chris, who I was very impressed with. Facility was clean. The day I w...
I had a good experience overall at this facility. However, I was victim of two bad experiences prior to leaving. I was there for rehab on my right knee. The therapist were kind, caring, and committed people. My main therapist was Chris, who I was very impressed with. Facility was clean. The day I was leaving, I went in to say goodbye to everyone. To my surprise, this guy named Anthony told me he has had quite a few patients, but I was the loudest he has ever had! He said he could say what he wanted to, because I was leaving. In addition if I didn’t change, no one would want to work with me. If words could kill, I would never have been able to leave alive. However, I thank God that Anthony doesn’t determine my destiny. I wrote a grievance before I left. Some of my family tried to reach him but to no avail. They would like to know his reasoning for telling me that. I believe he is just a person with personal problems and thinks more highly of himself than he should. The other issue was with the kitchen. My breakfast was cold, so I had someone take me to the kitchen for lunch. I was cold and hungry. After waiting for a good 45 minutes, thinking I was going to be given a tray, the woman serving trays refused to give me one. I heard her ask another staff my name. I assumed they were preparing a tray for me. She just acted like I wasn’t even there until I asked her if they were preparing a tray for me. She told me no and said my tray was sent to the room. That was absolutely false, Practically in tears, I called my granddaughter in Charlotte, who had some food delivered to me. I pray no one else experiences what I experienced this day!
Read moreMy mom stayed at White Oak Manor for one weekend for respite care. She is disabled with multiple sclerosis and needs help with her physical needs. This place refused to take her to the bathroom the entire weekend she was there. They claimed they didn’t have the proper equipment to move her to the ...
My mom stayed at White Oak Manor for one weekend for respite care. She is disabled with multiple sclerosis and needs help with her physical needs. This place refused to take her to the bathroom the entire weekend she was there. They claimed they didn’t have the proper equipment to move her to the toilet. When I had my son drop Off the sling that they said they needed they then claimed they didn’t have the training to take her to the bathroom. They said they were going to use a bedpan with her she can’t use a bedpan and they never even attempted to use one. They left her in her wet pajamas till after 2 PM in the afternoon she’s usually up at 7:30 AM. My experience with this nursing home has confirmed my stance that I will never put my mom in a nursing home. After her weekend there I won’t even ever be using respite care again my mom.
Read moreMy mother was there 5 months before she passed & they were soooo good to her. Everyone there from the office on down were so helpful . No one cared for mama like I did but they came close.
So sad I have to give this place one star. The care my dad got was the worst. Sad to say the VA had to pay for someone to come in and feed him. I went to see him and had to a=change his diapers and clean him up. The last time I went to see him he had had a stoke and was laying in the bed had not ate...
So sad I have to give this place one star. The care my dad got was the worst. Sad to say the VA had to pay for someone to come in and feed him. I went to see him and had to a=change his diapers and clean him up. The last time I went to see him he had had a stoke and was laying in the bed had not ate a bite in two days. Could not speak. I called 911 and the EMT''s came to get him. The nurse told the EMT she was told not to give them any paper work. I must say after talking to a lawyer that is against the law. You have to turn over the DNR and allergies to the EMT. He was admitted in the hospital. and they are filing their own paper work the Admin might need to look for another job as well as the nurse who would not turn over paper work to the EMT. He was always laying in a soiled diaper and his bed was always soaked when we went. They feed him nasty food and much of nothing on the plate. Please run don''t walk and get your family out of this place call the state until they do something about the treatment of these elderly folks.
Read moreAll you have to do is stop by unannounced and do a tour look around smell the place and you will run out the door and never once think of leaving your loved one in this hell hole.