Langhorne Gardens Health & Rehabilitation Center — Attraction in Langhorne Manor

My mother was a patient here 2 months ago and her stay was awful. The first time I came to visit she was sitting in her feces and urine. When I asked for her to be changed the CNA gave me an attitude and then went to the nurses station and talked about me as if I could not hear her. I ignored it and waited until they changed her before I would leave. Then when I came the next day my mom was wearing someone elses clothes, when I asked why the CNA stated that she did not have enough clothes (which she did). So I would wash clothes every day and no matter what I brought she was still wearing someone else's clothing while her clothing were dissappearing. And when I would ask them where certain pieces of clothing are they would tell me they didn't know (which is a lie). The Physical and Occupational therapist that were supposed to work with her (that is why she was there) were a joke. They did absolutely nothing and when I sat in on a session they moved her wrist back and forth for 2 minutes and I never saw them again. When it was time for my mom to be discharged the one social worker told me I had to look for transportation and set it up for my mom to go home. That is apart of their job and I was disappointed that they refused to do it. If I didn't know any transportation services we would have been screwed and would have to pay alot of money. When my mom was discharged half of her clothing was missing and I had to go back and get it and they failed to disclose that she had sores all over her bottom and on her left ankle. They did not discuss anything with myself or my family. The nurses and doctors here are just as bad because they put her on so much medication that she did not need that caused her to be so drowsy. As soon as she came home we had to send her back to the hospital because she was so lethargic and stated she did not feel her self. To all of you that took care of my mother at this terrible place shame on you. You don't deserve to work in health care. The people you care for are someone's loved one and its obvious you are only here for the check. Out of all the facilities throughout Bucks County this is the worst one and to anyone that reads this if you love your family member please do not...

I really think the prior reviews were in a different facility. My father was here early November 2022 & our experience with the facility conditions were not the same. When you are put in a position to place a loved one in a facility you fear the worst. This place is your worst fear!! My 89 yr old father was weak in the hospital, they pushed him into a rehab stay. I agreed to rehab for him, hated to do it, but gave it a chance . I think he had 15 minutes of walking with a walker -- he was moving slowly but moving. During the rest of his stay, he was confined to a wheel chair in front of a TV in their common area. My Dad wanted to move, or wanted to nap in his bed and was told he couldn't - had to stay in the common area where the staff gathered. Where were the activities ?? My father was confined, wet diaper and hadn't been washed during his stay. I asked management when would he be washed and they said there's a shower schedule and he just arrived. (After 4 days, no shower or washing ??) My sister and I washed him, changed his clothes, changed his dirty bedding. On the 5th day, the next morning, we TOOK HIM HOME! He was so Happy, energic and couldn't wait to get out of that place. We could take better care of him and if this was his last days on Earth, he didn't deserve to spend them at Langhorne Gardens - no one does. I feel so sorry for the people that are still there. The people who have no voice, no help to say the care is inadequate, inattentive and weak. Please before you make the decision to this facility, Langhorne Gardens Manor Ave Langhorne PA, Walk the halls, see the faces of the residents, smell the...

If you really care about your loved one, you will NOT allow them to be placed in this facility. My son had a trach removed and a 'nurse' came in to check on why he was coughing and choking so much. With no gloves, the nurse picked up an unopened straw from his tray and poked around at the opening in his neck! Rooms are cluttered with med supplies, no organization, and filthy. He was not supposed to have straws due to a pureed, thickened liquid diet, yet they had left several straws on his tray/table. When asked several times to speak to his social worker or charge nurse, I was told they're 'not in'. When I called, there was no answer for 35 minutes. Once call was taken I was placed on hold and after 41 minutes on hold, hung up. Also on another occasion, he was having difficulty breathing, rang call bell, after 16 minutes I went looking for someone. He could have died. Call bells are not priority for them. There are more instances which clearly reflect an inefficient facility. What can be done to have this place honestly inspected, evaluated, or investigated for changes to be made toward improvement. Another common concern, expressed hunger by him and other residents as well, hunger, not getting enough to eat. They need good nutrition for proper healing. Truly sad. Thankful my son is no longer there. My thoughts are still about the residents that have...