Advinia Care Orchard View
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Why Choose Us
Skilled Nursing Care
Skilled nursing services available on site for residents
Memory Care Available
Dedicated dementia care alongside other senior living services
Rehabilitation Services
Short-term rehabilitation and comprehensive therapy programs offered
Hospice Care Offered
Hospice care available as part of full service range
East Providence Location
Located on Tripps Lane in East Providence, Rhode Island
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53 reviews
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Ann MacDonald 3 weeks ago
My brother received excellent care at the end of his life, when he entered palliative care at this facility. His situation changed rapidly and the staff responded just as quickly. Kind, caring people.
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Tracy 10 months ago
If I could leave no stars I would! Here is the email I sent to ch 10 news! Please don't put your love one in this place they would be better off in a homeless shelter! Hello my name is Tracy Granados my dad is a resident at Orchard view Manor his name is Gary Ethier and is on the C unit. He has been there about 6 months and in the 6 months he has been there they have only had one working elevator and today the only working elevator was out too! The fire Marshal and health department was there today and will be back out tomorrow. Most of the staff is terrible and don't care about the patients my dad could ask for a cup of hot water and has to wait an hour or never gets it. They run out of food and milk in the kitchen ECT so I literally send my dad food and coffee and other things thru Amazon every month. A few months back they were without hot water for weeks forcing my dad to either find a way to heat water in the microwave to wash or wash in cold water and currently has no cold water in his room cause they turned it off cause it was not working. There is roughly 68 residents living there. This is not ok how does a nursing home run out of food and for 68 people only having one elevator working for a year as I was told the elevator actually had been broken for a year!? And then have to wait weeks for the hot water to be fixed. This place needs to be investigated asap. My dad is of sound mind and has cancer and if he is voicing this I can't imagine what people who can't speak or advocate for themselves are being treated. Get your family out of this place if you love them!
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Christopher Brown 11 months ago
Worst nursing home I am ever had a relative at. Not cleaning patients properly, or moving patients preventing bed sores. Multiple patients soaked in their own urine and feces. I don't condone sending anybody here and should be shut down.
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Robin Carillo a month ago
A friend of mine was here and was treated very well. The people were nice and the place was clean
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Dawn Hvolbeck a year ago
Sorry for the long review however, we had a terrible experience here with my dad. I probably wouldn't be writing this review if it they would have returned one of my multiple messages that I left. My dad has dementia with recent aggressive tendencies emerging, so proper administration of his meds is crucial for his and everyone else's safety. My dad has a propensity to cheek/spit out his meds. Upon meeting the med tech for my first visit there, she asked me what to do about this. I mentioned putting the pills in pudding or applesauce, but still keep an eye on him and check his mouth before walking away. Well needless to say, while visiting him over the course of 6 weeks, at least 4 times I found pills in his drawers, under his pillow, and in his shorts pockets. Each time I brought the pills to the nurse's station and asked them to make sure he swallowed them. The response was "oh wow okay...but that's just his acid reflux med" BUT that wasn't the case. It was his Divalproex (Depakote) and Quetiapine (Seroquel). Also each time we visited, we noticed he was just either sitting in a chair in the hall (where all residents lined up) or in bed sleeping and many times we couldn't find him. Thank goodness the floor was locked and he was just in another residence's room. We noticed that he was failing way to fast and realized that this facility was under staffed which definitely sets them up for failure given the nature of the working conditions/residents. After about 4 weeks, we decided enough was enough and we made plans to bring him home. I spoke and met with Raquel (Director of Social Services) about 3 times to discuss things. We eventually had him discharged and brought home with us. Within an hour and a half of discharge, we quickly realized that we were missing one of his medications to control his aggressive outbursts and also was given another resident's meds. We called at least 6 times that afternoon/evening. The woman that answered was very pleas
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- Phone on Google
- (401) 438-2250
- Address on Google
- 135 Tripps Ln, Riverside, RI 02915, USA
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