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Everybody is wonderful and her care is great. She loves it there. Therapy is very good. They are amazing. It is very clean. They have been very good. The social worker and the admissions coordinator have been both wonderful with feedback.... Read more
Meadowbrook LaGrange in La Grange, Illinois is one of senior living communities in the area. To find the right community for your needs and budget, connect with one of A Place For Mom’s local senior living advisors for free, expert advice.
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Since 1984, Lexington has been a part of the community helping to serve seniors throughout the Chicagoland suburbs. Our sub acute rehabilitation program is designed specifically for those individuals recovering from a hospital stay or recent surgery, requiring short term rehabilitation and/or...
Private, Semi-Private
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A Place for Mom has scored Meadowbrook LaGrange with 1 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 0 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, Meadowbrook LaGrange has 48 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 3.6 out of 5.
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The ladies are very nice, but I think they need more help. They are friendly. It's very nice and clean. It is odorless. It's a new facility. The meals are not good. I think they need some improvement. It's not a good taste, I tried it. They are short of help. So, it's a long period of waiting when she needs to go to the bathroom.
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My father was never happy there. He said everything was slow and the food was horrible.
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I regret the day I chose this place for my father. It is an absolute [profanity removed] -hole. Don't be fooled by the shiny new digs...it's a farce. The CNA's working here are bottom-of-the barrel human beings who are void of the most basic qualities needed to care for sick, elderly patients. Meadowbrook Manor's staffing is a joke...far too many patients assigned to each aide. People sit around all day waiting for the attention they so desperately need/deserve. Attitudes abound...CNA's refuse to listen to nurses and don't care if they are "written up." Honestly, I am working to find a new place as I type these words. I've attempted to speak to administration about my concerns. Ha! Lots of concerned tones and no action. Money is the only true motivation here. Please look at the reviews...they get low marks for a reason. Save your loved one the pain and suffering.
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Where to begin this review. My sister was in this nursing home for several months and the experience was anything but good. She has been in at least six other nursing and rehab facilities in the last five years and she and I both say this was the absolute worst. The old building is where she was until the beginning of May when the new building was opened. The old building was falling down, the food was always cold and looked like slop on a plate. I was told by [name removed] the Assisstant Director that they can’t guarantee hot meals. I have never heard anything so ridiculous. A hot meal is a basic request. The new building had the same cold food. The temperature was 84 degrees in the room and dangerous for my sister with her health issues. We kept complaining about it and they put a window air conditioner in her room. This is a new building why would a window air conditioner be needed? The employees and other patients and residents are all suffering with the heat as well. You can not have elderly people suffering with heat and cold food. Others were afraid to complain about the conditions. My sister and were not afraid. My brother brought food in daily so she had a hot meal. Overworked CNA’s with up to 18 patients each can not be expected to care for that many people. My sister ended up with pneumonia and no one did anything for her. I called her on the phone and she coughed so hard it sounded like a rattle in her chest. I was very alarmed. She said she kept asking the nurse for some medication and the nurse ignored her. She was taken to the hospital and also had an infection. They would leave her in the same diaper forming through the afternoon. I told them this can not happen again it is inhumane. There are so many other bad things I haven’t mentioned. The final comment for me is that she died at Meadowbrook Lagrange on [date removed]. Please do not put your loved one here if at all possible.
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My mother went here yesterday on her own. She is very impressed. She is planning at looking at another Lexington this weekend if she can. But is really leaning towards this one.
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it was amazing clean and so cozy for a nursing home it was wonderful. I wanted to move in.
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secure alzheimers unit,
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Director gave me the tour of Meadowbrook, who was friendly but don't think meadowbrook would be a good service to my brother at this time.
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