Blaire House of Worcester

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  Dawn Nunes 5 months ago

  Absolutely horrible conditions! Rodent infested, I personally saw mice as I was feeding my brother. Many residents with full diapers and leaking urine as they sit. It is not unusual to see wet pants on the people there. I saw it on my brother many times. My brother could walk when he went in there. After 8 months he is in a wheelchair, dehydrated every time I see him. The food was so foul smelling all of the time he wouldn't even eat it other than breakfast. I saw an aide adding salt to cottage cheese and the resident wouldn't eat it. I cant blame her as I wouldn't eat it either. I ended up actually bringing him food when I would visit because he wasn't eating there. He lost so much weight because of that too. He wasn't being changed often at all. Always wet. The last time he was there I told his nurse and several staff people there to pick him up because he was hanging over his wheel chair. I took pictures because it was so bad. I told the staff something was wrong.but was told he was fine. I asked them to take vitals and they did not. I asked to touch his skin because he was so hot. They did not and said he was fine. They put him to bed. That was at 11am. At 6:30pm my sister in law gets a call that he is being sent to the hospital because he is severely septic. So bad that he may not survive. Had they changed him when I asked it would have been noticed sooner. So they put him to bed and let him sleep wet. Oh and the bags for urine should not always be on their legs like my brothers was. They are supposed to be on the leg of the beds at night. Well they aren't and all that urine does is go back up to the genitals area and sits and causes infections. So my brothers urine was practically all black. His infection is not curable because of it. We had to add a DNR because of that as well. The hospital called NEGLECT on the Blaire House. My brother is still alive but has been in the hospital since then, the day before Easter 2026. His appetite came back a week or so l

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  Kenneth Morey a year ago

  I have seen overmedication, loss of personal movement and other freedoms, and restrictions on the ability to interact with others " AT OTHER NURSING HOMES"!! My sister has been a private paying resident in different facilities for years. The last placement she had (Somewhere else in Worcester) ended during Covid when the owners of the Dementia Facility thought that she was running out of money and called an emergency meeting to ask us to find an alternate placement for her immediately. I was Shocked!! For years on the Radio the facility represented lifetime placement, and they also guaranteed placement for life in our contract. So, with the lifetime placement in our contract and the money to continue private pay I was forced to move her. I don’t generally like to write reviews but in the 7 years since my sister was diagnosed with dementia she has been in and out of many different facilities and I have learned a few things about placement and suffered many disappointments and difficulties. My experience with Blaire House has been positive and has given me a personal sense of relief and security for the care of my sister. When you have a loved one in a nursing home, if you are anything like me, it is never going to be good enough, never going to be perfect. I try to remember I am not putting my sister in a five-star hotel, instead I am finding a new home for someone who has dementia and all the difficulties of that disease. Although Blaire house can look well worn, they are currently working on building a new facility. Sadly, covid slowed down the construction of this desperately needed nursing home. The good news is they are working on it! Blaire House is one of the very few homes that are equipped to take care of dementia diagnosed people in the Worcester Area. They are not offering what I saw as the typical dark basement dementia unit at other nursing homes. Blaire house is light and alive with movement. I have seen the staff address the specific needs of my

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