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Canton, OH
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Community operated transportation
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12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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My elderly Mother took a few falls at her house. She went to this location for rehab. She became extremely confused and was in a lot of pain there. Meetings with the staff were poor. This place had me in tears with the lack of assistance and help. Not all of the staff members were bad but I'd never send a loved one to this place again. Plus the insurance company refused to let her finish her PT and was "kicked out" two weeks too early. My Mother was at this location about 20 years ago and it was never like it is today. I would've given them 5 stars 20 years ago.
I loved the staff I had. They were friendly, understanding, and attentive to my needs. PT and OT staff are excellent. There are activities such as bingo, drumming, and movie nights.
Please don't send your Loved ones or friends here. My Mom had 3 falls at this place. We were told that she needed PT and OT to get stronger before she could move to Asst living place we wanted her to go to. She had 4 blood clots, heart attack and pneumonia so the doctors said she had to go to Rehabilitation center. So insurance would only pay for 1 hour a day. We wanted her to go to Woodlawn. She was a fall risk. They knew this. Instead of putting her close to nurses station they put her all way down the hall. The farest from Nurses station. Mom had 3 more falls when being here. First fall =2…
Please don't send your Loved ones or friends here. My Mom had 3 falls at this place. We were told that she needed PT and OT to get stronger before she could move to Asst living place we wanted her to go to. She had 4 blood clots, heart attack and pneumonia so the doctors said she had to go to Rehabilitation center. So insurance would only pay for 1 hour a day. We wanted her to go to Woodlawn. She was a fall risk. They knew this. Instead of putting her close to nurses station they put her all way down the hall. The farest from Nurses station. Mom had 3 more falls when being here. First fall =2 broken ribs, next fall was really bad. Brain bleeds and many bruises on right side of body. They took her to Aultman hospital by ambulance. This was the day we were moving her to a different place. She was in ICU for this fall.6 days in ICU.The Nobles. They don't answer there call lights. Mom was waiting 30 to 40 minutes to be taken to her bathroom. My Mom couldn't wait any longer. So from this fall she had a special filter in her leg to catch blood clots. Was put on Heparin. 3 visits to Aultman for cat scans and 3 visits to Neurologist. Neurologist put her on a different blood thinners called eliquis. The Doctor at The Nobles only see patients on Mondays and Fridays. Neurologist sent over notes to them about Eliquis but The Noble Doc didn't see her until Friday. So she was on 2 blood thinners. Goggle it. It's not very safe to be on both. The director at The Nobles is awful. She didn't seem to care about my Mom fall either. The Nobles Doc only works on Mondays and Fridays. She went back there on Tuesday. So she was on 2 different blood thinners for like 2 days. I told the nurse not to give her both meds. I talked to the Nurse in charge of place about meds. They also told us she would be close to nurses station this time. Not true. They moved her 3 times. Second room move had a defective bed in it. I forgot first bed also was messed up. The footboard keep coming off. So back to other bed. My husband noticed it had a hump in the middle. She rolled off this bed. She called me from cell phone because she couldn't reach call button. I call The Nobles to tell them she was on the floor. She always had her phone around her neck with it attached to lantern. Thank God. The aids or nurse would take 30 to 40 minutes to come when call light was on. This place needs to be inspected. They don't have enough help for all of their patients. So they they should not accept more patients. 2 aids told me they don't enough help there. There's so much I could say but I would need 2 more pages for that. Right now she's in very safe place. Also it's very clean. They have motion detectors in the rooms and come quickly if you push call button. She's at The Inn at University in Massillon Ohio.The director of TheNobles is awful.
Hi, My name is Karen I have been a Long Term Resident at Alter care of Nobles Pond , making it my home for 12 yrs. of wonderful memories.Things over the years that have shown me what a caring home I live in. Sometimes its the little things that happened, like this year at a birthday party my family had for me, the Administrator dropped in on the party, gathered my family and took a photo. Later that week she came in my room gave me a wrapped gift I opened it she had then picture enlarged and framed I know have that picture on my table so that I can enjoy it everyday. The President stopped for a visit about some concerns. And while he was there I had a chance to our Employee of the yr. Our very caring aides who come to our rooms with a great smile, take the time to help do the things we can no longer do. Helps brush our hair put a necklace on because our hands are no longer strong enough to reach. They treat us with dignity so as we get older we can still have those feelings we still matter. Unfortunately some residents are left here and the aides and staff help them become proud of themselves . You can't teach compassion and that's the kind of staff we have here. Aides who care with compassion they come to Nobles Pond and care for us that way. The nurses are amazing always giving the best medical care, especially if an emergency arrives, we have a Dr and nurse practitioner on staff, Therapy Dept, Housekeeping staff that keeps our buildings clean and sparkling, Activities Director and staff that make the days fun with card playjng, bingo, music, Singing,Church, crafts we have something for everyone. Our maintenance manager makes sure everything is working, and a Beauty Shop that keep us stylish. My room is decorated just the way I like it. Family picture, decorations so when Iook around at all my wonderful memories not to feel sad but to feel happy I'm in my home to enjoy. Whether you need short term care, or long term care like me, I would recommend Altercare of Nobles to any one who needs a place where they will be cared for with love and compassio. Still feeling worthwhile and not forgotten.
Great place, and great staff
Employees are super helpful and friendly. Building looks very clean
The staff at Nobles is very loving and caring and strive to be the best with such a clean environment and perfect for my loved one. There isn’t anywhere else I would rather send my loved one.
Every staff is very kind and welcoming Patsy Hewitt, the Activities Coordinator. Ìs very kind and welcoming and nice to work with the residents are very well taken care of at altercare nobles pond you can tell that Patsy and the staff love and care for the residents deeply I've enjoyed coming there every Friday to spend time with the residents and bring them pure joy durning their happy hour on Fridays!!!!!