Worked for a 2 weeks and didn t receive my pay check in the mail everyone seemed so nonchalant about me not having it especially someone named karen she was very unprofessional about the situation and I don t appreciate it at all
Monday to Friday staff is attentive and caring. However, the weekend staff is very questionable. 3 hours to get an aide to change and wash a hospice patient. Breakfast shows up 90 minutes late and is ice cold. If the family isn't on site, little care is provided. No one appears to be in charge on weekends.
This facility is poorly operated and the Director of Nursing Heather and the Social Worker Jenna Kent are extremely unprofessional.
The lack of patient care is deplorable and the staff are not well trained or are well informed of the procedures. Everyone seems to have a different procedural understanding. I highly do not recommend this facility to your love ones.
My initial review and observations of Schofield Residence and Rehab are very, very positive. My mother is there for rehabilitation. I've worked at a nursing/rehab residence before. It's 120 beds. On a beautiful park-like mini campus. Well maintained. The administration staff seem very attentive and friendly. We haven't met a bad person. Nursing and care are top of the line. Physical and occupational therapy have been great! The social work Dept is fantastic. The food is very nutritious. There is a lot to cover. Pages of review. Seems to be a great deal of activities. Probably one of the best medium sized care facilities around. We like Schofield.
Went to attempt to visit a family member on hospice. I couldn't understand how they are running a business. I was under the impression that you can now see family if everyone is fully vaccinated but we were denied access, especially if in hospice. I was told one member through the weekend, no visits during the holidays, and shutdown if someone was positive. Guess what? Someone was positive for covid and they still allowed visitors!!!!! My family member has breathing issues and tried for 3 or more hours to get their cpap. Nurse came in gave a blanket and said "you dont need it". I knew growing up, this person has breathing issues regardless. They eventually called police to be discharged out of the facility. I do suspect neglect/abuse after seeing brusing on the arm. They verbalized how awful the staff was. I know this person is one to NEVER complain so the fact something is said is a serious matter.
They are happier in a hospital. Isn't that crazy???
Terrible service they don't take care of patients like they should my grandfather has fallen 3 times in 5 days with no staff attending him don't ever send your family members to this place
My grandmother went into this facility with a full set of dentures. Somewhere along the way, her dentures were "lost." Instead of notifying me, or in any way attempting to rectify the situation, they kept feeding my 94 year old Grams solid food. Guess who didn't eat? Guess who lost a tremendous amount of weight? Guess who DIED weeks after finally being released, because she never recovered?
I have applied several times to this place and keep getting turned down. How am I not the right fit, when I have a year in Culinary school with a ServSafe Certificate and also a year of experience in a restaurant. I've taken nutrition classes in my Culinary journey. 4.0 GPA and a member of Phi Thetta Kappa Honor's Society. I know proper cooking temps, how to properly plate items, proper safety/ kitchen etiquette. I even got turned down for dietary and all you do is pass trays. I don't get it, then they end up hiring people who don't care, that do any ole thing and wonder why they have a low rating. I'm very passionate about what I do. My mom just passed recently due to mistreatment and neglect in a nursing home and I had to bury my mom on Valentine's Day. These nursing homes are joke.
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