Carondelet Place
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- 621 Carondelet Dr, Kansas City, MO 64114
- (816) 941-1300
- 2.8 ( 5 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Nursing Homes, and Continuing Care Communities
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2.8
( 5 Reviews )
I love the changes
February 11, 2019
A few years ago, i wouldn't recommend, but they have honestly made changes for the best and would now recommend this facility. Upper management, is compassionate and very professional and will take care of needs and concerns for your loved one. That's all you can ask for.
Dislike this Facility
I believe this is the WORST place in Kansas City. They lost 3 gowns of my mother, even after we told them we would be doing the laundry. IF anyone answers the main number, they will transfer you to a voice mail or the person you need to talk to is on vacation. The Social Worker on the Rehab side is hardly ever available, no return call. If rehab is needed again, this will be the LAST place I would consider. Most of the Aides are lazy and inconsiderate. They hold their heads down or continue talking to coworkers so they don't fee obligated to speak.. No people skills whatsoever...This place is horrible.
Assisted care
September 30, 2015
My parents were forced to live here due to unforseen medical chaos. The food is unrecognizable. My mom choked and aspirated because she wasn't fed properly. Things were stolen from their room. We never proved it but we did report theft to KC police. The place is scary and a ghost town on weekends. The Carondolet medical doctors and staff are unavailable and non-present. They ignore pleas for medical attention. Dogs in a kennel live better than people here. In my opinion, my mom died from mistakes and lack of care from Carondolet Manor. We tried to partner with the administration and tried to get them to treat my parents with the care and dignity they deserved. The laundry system often is at a standstill. Sheets are sometimes not available for beds. Clothes are lost and never found. Patients go full days without being changed or asked to go to the bathroom. I'm not certain my parents teeth were ever brushed. There is no normal socialization for any of the patients. Patients are pulled out of bed at ungodly hours in the morning so that the day shift and night shift don't fight over how much work they have to do. The administration and staff hate each other. Pleas for help are ignored. Patients languish and linger, uncared for. Pleas for partnership are ignored. Replies and response to concerns are non-existent. Very very sad and surreal place. Unbelievable that it's not closed. My parents entered in april 2015 and were both dead by August 2015. One died of cancer and was lucky enough to only be there a month. The other died of neglect and lack of care. Heartbreaking
hcarson4004
January 06, 2013
The Doctor suggested we took our Mother here for rehab. She fractured her back. Spent 3 weeks there. She was a changed woman for the worse. Brian told us she walked the bar and when we picked her up to leave she couldn't even stand up in her wheelchair. We came to visit her 4 days in a row and everyday she had the same clothes on. We had to complain about it to get anything done. We notice the last 2 days she had the same clothes on. They over medicated her. Since she has left Carondelet Manor rehad we now have to spend more time putting her back together. It was all about the medcaid money. They suggested to us to keep her there until the plateau was up. We will never bring her back to Carondelet Manor again. Her doctor sucks.
Aquillia123
April 05, 2012
I was not a patient is this facility, but a friend of mine was. His name was Cejour and he is Haitian and he is about eighty years old. He does not speak English, so I would go there often to check on him since it was close to my house. I really really liked the staff there. First of all when you walk in there is a big banquet hall to your right, and there are also about three other banquet halls there. Every time that I went to sign in, the people were always so nice and sweet, I could just not believe it. Everyday he went to physical therapy, because he was recovering from a pace maker implant, and they would always let him visit with me, and then he would just go back to the physical therapy area. One time when me and some of his family were leaving, he started to cry, and I felt so bad for him, the nurse came right over and tried to talk to him in French. She was an awesome nurse, and she was so kind. The facility is so clean, and it does not smell like urine like so many of them do. My friend is no longer in the facility, but in my opinion it was one of the nicest ones that I have ever been to.
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