Stoddard Baptist Global Care, Inc

Name: Stoddard Baptist Global Care, Inc
Address: 2601 18th Street Northeast, Washington, District of Columbia, 20018, United States
Telephone: (202) 541-6200
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Washington District of Columbia, United States , District of Columbia , United States

2.9 on Google · 32 reviews

Assisted Living Skilled Nursing

About Stoddard Baptist Global Care, Inc

Stoddard Baptist Global Care, operating as the Washington Center for Aging Services in Washington, D.C., offers both assisted living and skilled nursing care for older adults. This combination allows the community to support residents who need help with daily activities as well as those who require more involved medical care or rehabilitation, which can be especially helpful for families seeking a setting that can adjust as needs change over time. The community's stated focus is on helping seniors live with purpose and joy, suggesting an approach to care that values residents' sense of identity and engagement, not just their physical needs. Families considering this community may want to confirm specific details about daily programming, dining, and visiting policies directly with the staff. Located in Washington, D.C., the community may appeal to families who want their loved one to remain close to the city, with access to the services and connections that come with an urban setting. It may be a good fit for spouses or adult children looking for a provider that offers both assisted living and skilled nursing under one roof, simplifying transitions if a higher level of care becomes necessary.

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Skilled nursing care

Skilled nursing services available on site

Assisted living services

Assisted living support for seniors who need help daily

Faith-based organization

Baptist-affiliated community serving seniors with purpose

Located in Washington

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Yo Hill 2 years ago

If you care anything about your loved one, DO NOT send them here. There are severely understaffed & you even hear the staff complaining about it. My Dad is here & he needs help to move around. They constantly leave his call button on the floor so he can't reach it, of course! There have been days when he hasn't eaten & unless I ask, they never tell me. During the COVID resurgence, I had to request that my Dad get tested b/c I noticed that he wasn't feeling well & didn't look good. Once he was tested, they found out he was positive. He was then isolated in a dark section of the facility that really looked like a "death trap." I had to walk down this dark hall to get to him & he was placed at the last room at the end of the hall w/no TV or anything----it was awful & I did demand that he be moved. Items go missing all the time, they lost a couple of my Dad's shirts, they lost the remote to his TV (like how does that happen), things constantly breakdown like the heating unit & ice/water machine, which took weeks to fix. My Dad has been there 8 months and it's always something. Again, DO NOT send your loved one here if they mean anything to you. You will constantly have to stay on them and hope that they are doing what you ask.
Paul Earl Eubanks 8 years ago

When I had to locate a place to take my mother to for comfort care this was the place that was referred. I must say that I was not able to think of myself, my attention was on taking care of my mother. The administration staff from day one all made sure I wanted for nothing. Every day I went to see her she bathed, clean, comfortable and she was always checked on by the staff. When my mother transition the staff called with grace and understanding and respect. My concern was that she would not be taken advantage of and that she was treated with respect. I hope that no one would go through death of a parent but that is not realistic. It will happen and when it does I feel this is the place to place your loved ones in the hands of people who have a heart for the elderly and a true love for people. I have a great discernment for people and I can honestly say there is a spirit of love the dwells in the home.

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Mary Lyons 2 years ago

My mom died there! Lousy staffing and they abused her! Tied her up because she was itching . Never took her out for sunshine. Laid in bed most of the time. Would not let her up! Please do not send your loved ones here, PLEASE! Today’s her 3 years of passing 🥲. This place could have let her live longer. They abused her and let her die in this horrible place. The staff knows whom they are! PLEASE PLEASE don’t bring your loved ones here! Obudsman asked an activity worker to check on my mom, she was foaming of the mouth during her hospice stage. The staff member said that’s not my job!! This is real stuff! God Bless those who have passed here because of horrible horrible care! No empathy what so ever!
Sandie 5 years ago

Since the beginning, Ms. Catherine Nwosu has been great! She has been treating my dad with such good care. Very nice, caring, and compassionate. You can see that she has genuine love for her patients. My family and I really appreciate her services thus far.
Fiayl Ramber 7 years ago

At first it seemed like my grandmother was getting better the first week she was there. She'd only needed to take care of the gout in her foot and it went away with time as it was suppose to. However, they wanted to make sure she could walk again which was reasonable. As they did, she started feeling pain in her foot again. Note: The gout was long gone by now. So instead of letting her rest her foot until they diagnosed if something else could be wrong, they still have her undergo physical therapy. She was even shaking and still in pain yet they still had her do things like trying to stand and lift her legs. The pain went down one week but then come back almost instantly and now with her suffer UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) and constipation. Yet they still try to suggest her to do things she probably shouldn't have done in those moments (like turning over on her sides). They didn't even know she was suffering from constipation until they tested her blood. It's almost a month passed, her constipation and UTI were dealt with due to some laxatives they gave her. However, It shouldn't have been 2 weeks of her suffering though just to finally figure out she had constipation. She was constantly saying she was in pain. My grandmother even told me they wouldn't come in at the right time to give her her pills. So now it's near the month's end and she's still in pain from her feet swelling up from neuropathy (damaged nerves in her feet). A doctor and nurse have to come pass and send her to another hospital entirely just to diagnose her with it and deal with it... This was suppose to be a short term stay for her that probably should've taken only 2-3 weeks yet it's been a whole 5 instead. Now the other hospital supposedly told my grandmother she should not be trying to exercise her foot while her feet are swollen like they are but when she gets back to this Seabury place, they want to have her exercise despite the other hospital saying she should only take her meds and advisi