Fox Run Manor

I recently stayed for 3 weeks at Fox Run Manor after a 6 week stay at St. Rita’s hospital for a small bowel obstruction. Staff was very welcoming and friendly after arriving afternoon on a Friday. The weekend was definitely a lot quieter. The facility did not offer rehab facilities over weekend or actually any afternoon. Shout out to staff. The most standout employees for myself was Brandon. Besides working in kitchen ( serving meals etc) he was an awesome aid. Always ready to assist and offer a friendly hand. Roberta in kitchen was wonderful about food requests. They have a menu but if don’t care for the meal could get a grilled cheese or P’J sandwich. Two favorite nurses Alisha and Dana were so available to me to change Ostomy bag which unfortunately was more frequently then I hoped. There was nurses named Christine (with two other) don’t remember names. That weren’t quite as helpful in case of bag eruptions. One evening I hit call light at 6:10 pm and they did not respond. I saw them leave the building. Shift change is 7 pm.. About 8pm the new nurse came and n and changed my soiled dressings and sheets. The facility is kept very clean. Overall a good experience through a difficult time in my life.