Manor Care Of Gig Harbor Wa, Llc

The Gig Harbor team has great energy and they are working hard to make their facility the top in the area! I recommend taking a look at them!

Food was inedible/horrible. I had seen some patients receive one item! I would give them the food that I couldn''t even touch, let alone consume, to other patients, so they had more food to eat. The staff (Nurses, CNA''s, etc.) cannot take care of the patients properly because they are overwhelmed! ...

Food was inedible/horrible. I had seen some patients receive one item! I would give them the food that I couldn''t even touch, let alone consume, to other patients, so they had more food to eat. The staff (Nurses, CNA''s, etc.) cannot take care of the patients properly because they are overwhelmed! Once you press the call button, you can expect to wait at least a half hour (minimum) for a response, so if its an emergency, you''ll be in a pickle. Most of this nursing staff is absolutely wonderful, caring, compassionate, and professional. WARM hugs to all of you! The PT head was understaffed as well, but she did her best with what Manor Care had to offer. I am so happy that she was there during my stay. Front staff, social worker, director, etc. are inept. The communication is awful. Not ONCE, in the three weeks that I was there, did anyone return my phone calls/and messages! I mean I was literally standing at the front desk waiting, and still no one showed up to help me. Dr. S was disagreeable, unpleasant and kept adding more meds to my already long list. This being done without my consent or even input! He behaved in a self centered, holier than thou manner. He refused to work with me. It was only his way, period. No compromise, only dismissive. His visits to his patients lasted about 2 minutes long! He would put the stethoscope up to my chest in four areas, for half a second. How is it possible to get a reading?! I fractured my hip. He looked at my incisions, once, and not at all after the staples were removed, by an unskilled new nurse. She used the wrong tool and caused me great pain. And this was to remove only ONE staple. She, luckily, called in a competent nurse, who located the correct tool to use, and removed the rest of the 22 staples, without me even feeling it! This Dr. insisted that he sent me home with a two week supply of pain meds. It was supposed to have been on the second page of my discharge paper. It was not. Instead of 56 pills (calculated at 4 a day, one every 6 hours), I was sent home with 13. The ones that were left with all my other RX''s in the Nursing med cart. It took over a week to locate this Dr. He finally relented, and left a hard copy RX at the desk, for 20, for my son to pick up. With this RX. it Totaled 33, not 56. I am a responsable person who has never misused or abused opioids. I have a broken hip! This takes months of PT, and pain to recover from. Once my son dropped off the RX, it took even longer to fill because I was no longer a patient at Manor Care! Another day of making calls to work this out. Fun times. It would take me hours to write down the rest. So here''s a synopsis: There was filthy carpeting in the entire facility. How much can it cost to get someone to clean it?! This would help in making it a welcoming and clean place. My curtains were ripped and filthy. No one cleaned the outdoor furniture, where the relatives sit to visit with their loved ones. The potted flowers were only watered when patients or visitors watered them. And......