Plymouth Village

I believe I brought my father home WAY TOO SOON. Unfortunately, as soon as he felt he was independent of his oxygen, he wanted to go home! MAIN REASON: They take forever to come when you ring the bell for help. "They let me sit in my own pee". "One (evening) a girl even put TWO diapers on me and told me to just pee in the diaper, cuz i was too big for her to move, and that she would change me in the morning ." She never did. Most of the staff are nice and helpful; however, there are a few that try to do their very least. Either that or they need a lesson in prioritizing. My father has fallen twice since I got him home in less than 24 hours. YOU TELL ME WAS HE READY TO COME HOME?!

Plymouth Village's rehab center was horrible for my mother. They did not even begin to rehab her, and rather than take the time to monitor & modify her meds so she could be successful, they simply discharged her. When I refused to sign paperwork stating Mom was being "appropriately discharged" they called APS (Adult Protective Services) and filed a report. My 2 siblings and I had been at the facility non-stop trying to aid in Mom's care. We are educated, articulate, & caring individuals who worked to advocate for our mom. But the administrator there was angry, so she behaved without ethics, kindness, or careful contemplation. Plymouth Village, you should be ashamed! The APS social worker who visited us at Mom's home was so impressed with our care for her and was appalled by Plymouth Village's actions which clearly reflect broken facility administration and tragically immoral behavior. Time to re-evaluate your mission, staffing, and care, Plymouth Village. To inflict such pain & grief on an individual and family flies in direct opposition to everything you SAY you believe.

We toured this location when we were looking into care options for my loved one. This is a very nice looking community, it was clean, and the employees all seemed very friendly. However it was also very expensive and far above the budget we were working with.

This one is run by the Baptist Church. It's a wonderful place but it's quite a lot of money compared to other places. Their care center was phenomenal but my mother-in-law was not ready to go to assisted living yet.

My dad was there for rehab for a while. It's a really lovely campus. Probably, for people who are more independent, it's good place. In the rehab, which was the full nursing care, it was not great. If you pushed your call button it would take forever for someone to come. Generally, we would take care of stuff long before staff showed up. For the other care levels it's probably lovely. The food there was not great. Again, they have different dining facility so the one he was in was not good but I can't speak to all of them. We toured the other parts of it because my dad's wife was looking for a place for them to settle in after he got out of rehab. We could see that all the different levels of care had their different dining facilities. In the skilled care you got what they put in front of you.