The Villages at Southern Hills

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  Natalie Morrison 3 months ago

  I would NEVER send family here. My uncle was brought home and left in the shower chair in the middle of our living room, when there was a wheel chair right there! Left his belongings on the porch and left our front door open with his key in the door still. His cane was by the bathroom when he couldn’t even walk or sit up. I tried moving him to the wheel chair but since they didn’t fix his issue while on the home, I couldn’t (as a trained and licensed CNA) hold him up long enough to transfer him to the wheelchair. He was brought to the hospital then transfer to this home to have his ammonia levels brought down cause they were VERY high. He was not better from me, firemen and paramedics view. Couldn’t answer questions correctly. It broke my heart and I cried a lot because this is messed up and you should be investigated! We can’t care for him 24/7 as everyone in the house has a job, but his insurance won’t cover a caregiver or to stay at a home permanently. You will be reported to the state and I hope you feel bad cause what if this was your family?

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  Eddie Prine a month ago

  I cannot say enough positive things about The Villages at Southern Hills and the people who work there. My mother has now been at The Villages for more than 120 days, and during that time our family has had the opportunity to see this facility from many different angles. From rehabilitation and therapy to nursing care and the everyday needs that come with a longer stay, our experience has been overwhelmingly positive. What has impressed me most is that the quality of care truly seems to run from the bottom to the top. I honestly cannot think of a single person we have dealt with who has not been kind, helpful, professional, and willing to go above and beyond for my mother. The nurses and aides who work directly with her have treated her with patience, dignity, and compassion. The therapy staff has encouraged her and worked hard to help her regain strength and independence. The people who help with meals, housekeeping, transportation around the facility, and all of the everyday details have also played a part in making her stay as comfortable as possible. I also want to especially recognize the people in the office and administration. When a parent enters rehabilitation or long-term care, there is a tremendous amount for a family to learn and understand—Medicare, Medicaid, insurance, billing, paperwork, levels of care, and decisions about what comes next. There were many times when I had questions, and the staff took the time to explain things to me, walk me through the process, and help me understand what needed to be done. I never felt like I was bothering someone by asking a question. That means more than people probably realize. No family wants to be in a situation where a parent needs this level of care, and it can be an emotional and stressful time. What you hope for is to find a place where you feel comfortable leaving someone you love and where you believe they are being treated the way you would want them treated. The Villages at Southern Hills has gi

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