Herman Health Care Center

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  Joe Brennan 3 months ago

  My sister has been residing at the Herman Health Care Center for well over a year now and she's happier than she's ever been. She likes the staff and the other residents and the activities there. Recently my sister had a mental health relapse and things got very bad for her. She usually has a mental health relapse about once a year, and this was the first time she recovered so quickly and didn't have to be sent out to Emergency Protective Services (EPS), Barbara Arons Pavilion, or other places. Usually, her mental health relapses last for 6 months or longer but this time she recovered after only about a month. Everything was handled at the Herman Health Care Center and now she's getting back to her usual, happy self. She's sleeping well, we have regular phone conversations, and she's participating in activities like she used to. One of the key reasons she recovered so quickly and so completely is that the Herman Health Care Center staff took things very seriously and took immediate action to make medication adjustments and such. Once all of this happened and the adjustments were promptly made, my sister began to recover. So, I greatly appreciate it when outstanding people such as the staff at Herman Health Care Center take an active role in making sure those in their care are made a priority and given the quality care they need. So the Herman Health Care Center staff really does a great job overall.

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  Trina Pisnoy 10 months ago

  I’ve come here many times. At first I thought this was a decent place. If you bring items for your loved one, take pictures of the items. On several occasions, I brought , shoes, other things, like clothing, slippers and gloves, for my mother. When I come back to visit, it’s always stolen. Today I brought my mother some candy for Christmas, I set the two bags of candy on her nightstand, we went outside for 30 minutes, come back to the room and I bag of candy was missing. I spoke to one of the staffers, he stated that one of the residents may have taken it. I personally suspect that it might be the staff, stealing these items. You shouldn’t be allowed to take things, that do not belong to you. It’s very sad that the patients can not enjoy the items, that family and friends bring to them. Something need to happen to prevent this from occurring.

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