Forest Glen Health Campus

It was a great place. They treated my mom wonderfully. The food was excellent. The room sizes were good. The legacy is excellent. They have outdoor space for the residents to use. I looked at 5-6 places in the area, Forest Glen was the best for our situation and they were the most willing to work with us financially.

My mother was in Forest Glen after her strokes and for respite care. They are a poor excuse for a nursing home. Our family had to constantly be on them to take care of her basic needs. She always smelled of urine and I always had to clean her up and change her when I was there which had to be daily or the care was horrible. Always had to request she had water beside her bed and then her tray table would be so far away from her bed that she couldn't reach her it. We had to request to have them bath her. She always came home from respite with bruises, bed sores or rashes when she was there. They dropped her on several occasions and never followed our instructions to always have two people to assist to Wheelchair and bathroom. They had to take her to emergency room once as they almost tore her finger off when transferring her in bathroom when only one person was transferring. We had several meetings with management and it would be a little better for a few days and then back to the same horrible care.. They were just really bad. My Aunt was also there for a short time before she passed and they were terrible with her as well. I would never suggest anyone to take their loved one there. It's heartbreaking and their administrator and employees should be ashamed how they treat our elderly. It breaks my heart.

My grandparents have been in multiple care levels at Forest Glen and we have been very pleased. Exceeded all of our expectations!

My dad was in the memory care unit at the Springfield Ohio Forest Glen for a little over a month. During this short time he developed several painful pressure sores all over his back, shoulders, feet, and sacrum, from where they would seat belt him into a wheelchair every day and leave him sit in the same spot all day. Some days they wouldn't even get him out of bed, we went there at 4:30 pm one day and he was naked, for anyone walking by to see, he was laying in a bed completely full of urine, and he had nothing to eat or drink all day. He also lost an alarming amount of weight during his short stay. Dr. [Removed] did not want to give him any pain medicine, and cut him off of the pain meds that he had taken for the past 15 years for his chronic hip pain. When it came to end of life care, this doctor refused to consult Hospice, so my dad could be kept comfortable, even though he met all of Hospice's requirements. Please don't send your loved ones to this horrendous place. Management knew about these issues, and still nothing ever got done. The last month of my dad's life was spent in agonizing pain from those pressure sores. Horrible place!!!!!!

My loved one had been staying at this facility, but we decided to move her out once she started having hygiene issues. One of the services she was supposed to be receiving was bathing assistance, but if my loved one said she didn't want a bath they would not give her one, and she was not in a state to be making that decision. After we moved her we also discovered she had a few other issues that could have been easily treated that went undiagnosed here.