I thought this was a pretty good place. The staff are by and large doing their best. BUT -- when a person is isolated for having COVID, and is left to sleep all day and not eat and has a comorbidity and a nurse when told this by another patient says, "Oh, I didn't know that,"(and as a result the patient develops pneumonia), then something is drastically wrong. When, by the time the patient is admitted to the hospital there is no hope of recovery, something is drastically wrong.

My mother was there for a week and in that time she was neglected, given wrong meds, not given necessary meds, and placed out in a hallway in a wheelchair for hours alone. She was verbally threatened by a roommates son who screamed and cursed (it was frightening) and acted violent and the staff acted as if this was normal. They finally moved her when I said she will not stay one more night in a room with this man (who was there all the time). My beautiful mother contracted sepsis at this dirty and disgusting facility and by the time she got to the hospital, it was too late. DO NOT place your loved one in this place. It’s awful in every way.

I had a terrible experience with my handicapped sister who went into this facility last Wednesday, 5/25/16 for rehab. I went to Edison Estates on 5/26/16 to see my sister at 9:30 am. When I arrived I was horrified to see her. Her skin color was grey,, she was covered in sweat, had the chills and practically delirious. The therapists were trying to do physical therapy with her when fortunately a nurse came into the room and said she wanted to take her temperature. Her fever was 105 degrees! Here oxygen level was 78 which is dangerously low. We had to have sent back to the hospital via ambulance as quickly as possible. Just don't understand how she could have had a 105 degree temperate and nobody at the facility realized just how sick she was. The physical therapy was to begin and she could barely move! When you trust your loved ones to a facility it is very upsetting and heartbreaking to find them in in the condition I found my sister who could have died in the care of a place I had trusted. This was one of the most horrible experiences that I have had and do not want anyone else to ever have to experience something like this.