Nurses don't tend to patients like they should. Conflicting info when called to inquire about my husband..Case worker did very poor charge when discharging patient, blamed everyone...took no accountability for her screw up, which were many. Discharge paper could not be read,looks like the printer was just about out of ink.

We chose Prairie Manor for Dad because of the location and because a lot of other places didn't have any openings. They have a lot of activities. One of the downsides is it's not a really big facility. There are other facilities that had more common areas, and this one is kind of small. Howverve, overall I like it, and my dad likes it there. We're happy with it. I've only heard him complain about the food one time, otherwise he says he likes it. The staff members are pretty nice and always friendly. They have Bingo twice a week, movie days, and every holiday they have Thanksgiving dinner. They do what they can to keep the residents busy and occupied. The only negative is that if you call for a nurse to get medication, it could take a while. I think it's because they have so many patients and understaffing could be an issue, but that's pretty much common everywhere. In general, nursing homes are really expensive, but compared to other facilities, Prairie Manor is pretty reasonable.

Prairie Manor was a nice facility. It was clean and the staff was friendly. The activities were posted. The rooms were decent and the food looked okay.