Carnegie Park Post Acute

Google reviews

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  Tina Hamilton 2 months ago

  When I left this place, I was given a written record of my stay, which varies greatly with the actual care I received. I was recovering from a knee replacement. The record states that I was put in compression stocking daily; I was never put in compression stockings, it says I was treated daily for bed sores, I did not have bed sores. It says Milk of Mag was administered daily. I asked for it daily, I got it once. The facilities themselves need to be fixed up; the blind slats are broken and hanging, letting in bright sun. The shower room was revolting; it is a back room where all kinds of unused, old medical equipment is piled up. The sewer smells strongly of feces. The food was inedible. I developed a system of ordering one meal per day from Door Dash, and making it last. This facility seems to have mostly long term Alzheimer's and dementia patients. It is very unpleasant for someone not suffering from those disorders to live with the shouting, and incontinence that was constant, and made mealtime disgusting. The two types of patient should not be mixed. I had one room mate who refused to have the AC on in 100 degree weather. I needed it at those temps. She became more and more agitated and violent, attacking nurses and hurling furniture, laying one the call button, etc. She got her way. I got moved to another room. I got a second unhinged room mate whom I demanded escape from, and finally was moved to a third room with a disabled, quite pleasant woman. Here was my biggest problem: All three of these patients insisted on having their TVs on loud, every minute of every day. No respite. . Loud. They told me they couldn't sleep unless it was on loud. I begged the facility to set some quiet hours so I could get some rest. I honestly was exhausted. I was told that having a quiet time with TV off would violate their rights. Didn't I have any rights? Above all I stress that people just there for recovery should not be housed with incontinent , mentally distur

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  M. B. 7 months ago

  We had continual issues with our Dad's care and can not recommend CPPA in good faith. Like other posts, our loved one experienced negligence, understaffing, lack of attention to basic care, ignored requests and some of the administrative staff are kind to your face but disparaging when they *think* you have left. My mistake is that it took me almost a year to leave this review.

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