Terrible place - where to even start.
They are so understaffed that some days patients don't even get moved out of bed. What staff IS there can't be trusted. Our relative claimed to have been physically assaulted, of course no proof and staff will deny. The language and unprofessionalism of staff was also inappropriate. Items frequently "lost" - all of our relative's possessions somehow just disappeared - blankets, clothes, pillows, everything.
Cleanliness, health, and hygiene practices are terrible as well. Relative developed bed sores, acquired MRSA in them, had a UTI their entire stay (because STAFF, again, did not clean properly after toileting), developed pneumonia..the list goes on and on. Due to the continuous UTI, our relative developed some cognitive symptoms, common for her and all elderly who develop that infection, and the nursing home just threw her into the dementia unit and drugged her with sedatives and benzos. She also fell out of bed or chairs MULTIPLE times. This is not a safe place.
Needless to say, I would never in a million years recommend anyone who actually cares about their aging loves ones send them to this god-awful hellhole.
The owner will reply to this and say they don't recognize my name, that these accusations are unfounded, to please call and discuss my concerns, blah blah blah. This will not help you save face. This will not help anyone. No one is going to call you. I stand by this review and reiterate: poorly and under-staffed, dirty, unsafe, and...
Read moreNote that our experience was from 2020 but I think it’s noteworthy for future patience to pay attention and check if our bad experience is still relevant now before going in.
They are ok if you are only there for physical therapy or a very short stay. It’s mostly clean. It definitely feels more like a hospital than a home, especially the living quarters.
But they were understaffed, and some of their staff seem unprofessional and overworked, especially night nurses. Night nurses were the worst. They were rude towards residence.
Sometimes, a request bell could take half an hour for an answer, that’s just too long a wait. This usually happens at night, when family members don’t visit.
Our family member was given food that was clearly noted as allergic for them, but luckily our family member was sensible enough to avoid it.
You won’t recognize my name and we were too stressed out in our situation back then to bother looking for people to blame at that time. We needed help, but the help given at Menorah was mediocre at best.
The absolute best thing they had there was their geriatric doctor. He was quick witted and communicative. And he knows his stuff. Our family primary care dr dismissed our concern for Parkinson's and the dr there immediately recognized the various signs and explained it to us.
If you are considering them, definitely check them at night time and really see how your elders are being treated at night.
If possible, Nottingham is a much nicer place. But they also...
Read moreIf you want your friend or relative well taken care of this is the place! The staff at The Inn/assisted living could not have taken care of my Dad better. There was plenty of nursing care watching over him, the Case Worker/Lisa Merrill on the 3rd floor of The Inn went above and beyond, even the Diector of The Inn Thomas Carlson gets directly involved with the people living there and makes sure that everything is taken care of. Most employees have been there a long time because they like their jobs and want to take care of the residents! Don’t be fooled by other Syracuse area assisted living places that say they will take care of your relatives, provide them activities, and help them meet other residents to make their remaining years enjoyable. Menorah Park...
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