Nursing Homes community - Redstone Village

Redstone Village

12000 TURNMEYER DRIVE, Huntsville, AL 35803
(800) 724-5535
4.3 ( 6 reviews )
Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, Continuing Care Communities, and Memory Care

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Redstone Village is a Life Care CCRC nestled atop Farley Mountain in Southeast Huntsville, AL. We offer Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care Assisted Living, and Skilled Nursing/Rehabilitation. Redstone Village's style of living is about choices, services, and peace of mind. We offer an indoor aquatic and fitness center as well as various dining venues. Come explore our beautiful mountaintop and all our amenities including healthcare when you need it at Redstone Village.

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4.3 ( 6 Reviews )

Robert

October 30, 2021

My mother was in Redstone Village for respite after she broke her hip. It was more expensive than where my mother is currently, and it was very nice. She was in a little efficiency type room, it was nice, very clean, and well-kept. But it was small, it wasn't like the little apartment she's got in her current community. She was just there for a short time, so she didn't have an apartment there, she just had a recovery room. The food there was really good. That was the nicest place we've been. They were really expensive for us to go back to because we couldn't afford them. They continued her rehabilitation there for a month, and when she could walk again, she went back home.

Leon

November 23, 2020

My wife did rehab at Redstone Village. It was very good. She's been there a couple of times. The staff was very attentive to her needs. It's a beautiful facility. The rooms were large and very nice. The nurses were very good and on the ball. Every month, they would put out a schedule of what they were going to have and what time it was, and they had an activities director. They'd come around to your room and let you know what they got coming and what they got that day. They had churches come in and sing, games, singing, and all kinds of activities. If you wanted a list, they'd be glad to send you one. They had a monthly schedule and they put that on your wall in your room, so you knew what was coming up. It's a large area. They had assisted living and independent living and you could rent or buy homes in there if you had enough money.

BarbaraKing

Absolutely the worst care. Putting my mom there was the worst decision and I will regret it always. The staff has horrible attitudes, the food was a congealed mess that was inedible. Which led to her being released and put back in the hospital for DEHYDRATION! She was given the wrong meds and I truly suspect the staff did it on purpose to "keep her quiet". It is not a rehab - it is where you go if you want to die. I think they should be shut down.

Ibid

July 06, 2019

This place is a gold plated pig’s ear. The staff are untrustworthy as you can’t count on them to dispense medicine as directed by hospital staff. Didn’t have a backup pharmacy for immediate access to medication when transferred from hospital setting. Physical therapy is there in name only. Staff are woefully trained in handling falls, turning bathing and other fundamentals. If you do send someone to this facility you need to make frequent unscheduled visits to check in on your loved one. This is pretty much the case at any of these facilities, but given what you pay for the service you should see a fair return rather than what you actually get. My biggest gripe was the departure day the physical therapist dropped my mom on a certification transfer. She didn’t know what to do so left the room and basically fled the scene. Two goon female nurses were going to drag her up by hand and I asked if they had a mega mover. They looked at me with a blank look so I knew then they had little or no training. Went to my vehicle and pulled mine from my emergency kit. Instructed the nurse and other staff on its use, being personally involved myself, and got my mom back on the bed safety for all. This was frightening to see how little prepared they were given falls likely take place here often. A sign of little or no management and proper supervision.

Visitor81912250

March 31, 2014

My husband was in Redstone Village for rehab. It was very nice. They had a lot of help, and everybody was very friendly, nice, and informative. There were meals at the table, and they fed them good food. He said it was like going out to eat because he could order anything. He had steak, roast, and vegetables every day. We had no problems whatsoever.