Tremont Health Care Center

First and foremost this place gave there all for my Mother and I truly believe it’s a partnership between the families and the facility. My Mother was a resident from 2/23/22 to 6/28/22 and she never received anything but great care. Donna the activity personnel in the day room, was so kind with m...

First and foremost this place gave there all for my Mother and I truly believe it’s a partnership between the families and the facility. My Mother was a resident from 2/23/22 to 6/28/22 and she never received anything but great care. Donna the activity personnel in the day room, was so kind with my Mom always including her even though she was non-verbal. Linda from the kitchen, a truly caring person, India who is from the A-wing always sitting in and checking on my Mom. Pat, Kelly, Beth, Bree each and everyone one of them was so patient and kind, showed a genuine interest towards my Mother. The tall African American nurse, I can’t pin point her name went above and beyond to have my Mom placed in a private room so our family could come and go as we please. I as her health care proxy was never left in the dark about her, her current state, her meds, and anything going forward. My Mom was always clean, washed, smelled great and was always in great spirits. I as well as my Dad and my Aunt was very present in her care, her well-being in-person and via telephone. She spent her final week of life calm and comfortable that was diligently provided by her hospice nurse, Trudy, her facility nurses, and her most favorite CNA Joslyn. I appreciate them all and thank them kindly for all their help as their profession is not easy on the eyes nor the heart.

Why is this place still in business the dementia ward smelt like urine so bad. And they were packed in like sardines. It was worse then some third world countries.

My Father died of sepsis from multiple bedsores while there. His physical therapy never happened. They had him heavily dosed on Haldol which seems to be commonplace to just sedate residents to keep them quiet. Sad that this is happening to our older generations. They were lucky they could use "Covid...

My Father died of sepsis from multiple bedsores while there. His physical therapy never happened. They had him heavily dosed on Haldol which seems to be commonplace to just sedate residents to keep them quiet. Sad that this is happening to our older generations. They were lucky they could use "Covid quarantines" as a way to keep families constantly away from their facility and the room phones barely ever were answered (probably because of all the sedatives they used) The main desk screens their calls and eventually won''t even answer. Basically the place bleeds your insurance dry and you''re disposed of. Wouldn''t place my worst enemy''s parent there...

Staff wasn''t compassionate about the extreme situation, their parent company didn''t care to follow up after initial complaint about staff and administrator on duty.