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Mount Washington Care Center
3.5 (80 reviews)Cincinnati, OH
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Cincinnati. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation
Community operated transportation
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Staff & support
12-16 hour nursing
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- 12-16 hour nursing
- 24-hour call system
- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living assistance
- Air-conditioning
- Assistance with bathing
- Assistance with dressing
- Assistance with transfers
- Beauty salon
- Cable
- Community operated transportation
- Community-sponsored activities
- Computer center
- Concierge services
- Diabetes diet
- Dining room
- Fitness programs
- Fitness room
- Fully furnished
- Gaming room
- Garden
- Housekeeping and linen services
- Kitchenettes
- Meal preparation and service
- Medication management
- Mental wellness program
- Move-in coordination
- Outdoor space
- Planned day trips
- Private bathrooms
- Resident-run activities
- Restaurant-style dining
- Scheduled daily activities
- Small library
- Special dietary restrictions
- Telephone
- Transportation arrangement
- Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
- Wellness center
- Wifi
Care options available
Memory Care
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Skilled Nursing
Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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Public reviews
3.5 · 80 reviewsMt Washington is HORRENDOUS! My mother contracted LICE! (Yes, still active!) The staff is blaming family; now they WILL NOT TREAT my mother. (One family member lives in FL, and is lice-free, the others had limited contact and are also lice-free.) The first treatment was utterly useless. (Staff did not follow directions and basic protocols that can be found on Google.) Live lice were on her head the next day. She still had a stuffed animal, that had not been washed or dried. My guess is that linens were never cleaned. When products were purchased to assist them remove the lice - they threw out…
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Mt Washington is HORRENDOUS! My mother contracted LICE! (Yes, still active!) The staff is blaming family; now they WILL NOT TREAT my mother. (One family member lives in FL, and is lice-free, the others had limited contact and are also lice-free.) The first treatment was utterly useless. (Staff did not follow directions and basic protocols that can be found on Google.) Live lice were on her head the next day. She still had a stuffed animal, that had not been washed or dried. My guess is that linens were never cleaned. When products were purchased to assist them remove the lice - they threw out the products! (Over $100 worth!) The nursing staff threw out a metal fine tooth comb thinking it was a one-time use comb. Since this time, the few times they combed my mother's hair they used a dandruff comb, and they place it in a plastic baggie complete with her HAIR!! (Re-infesting her?!) They did not want to use too many chemicals on my mother's head, as it may hurt her. They did not care about ignoring UTI signs that nearly killed my mother due to sepsis. They have done nothing to repair a glucose monitor that has been broken for several days, or have family fix it (Patient care is the family's responsibility after all!) Yes, she nearly died from her sugars going unchecked, hence the monitor. If you care about your loved one, stay far away from this facility. My mother has wound up in the ER near death, too many times! Giving this facility one star is one too many.
If I could give less stars I would..the facility is disgusting,the quality of care is horrible and the staff and the director could care less about the patients..my mother wasn't bathed in 3 weeks and when asked about it the staff said they where to understaffed and just couldn't do it..she couldn't feed herself and no one informed us so the left her there for days without eating and when we found out she had to b rushed to the hospital and admitted because she was so dehydrated she almost passed away..there are many many other issues equally as bad to many to list but we are currently in a…
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If I could give less stars I would..the facility is disgusting,the quality of care is horrible and the staff and the director could care less about the patients..my mother wasn't bathed in 3 weeks and when asked about it the staff said they where to understaffed and just couldn't do it..she couldn't feed herself and no one informed us so the left her there for days without eating and when we found out she had to b rushed to the hospital and admitted because she was so dehydrated she almost passed away..there are many many other issues equally as bad to many to list but we are currently in a lawsuit with the facility so please do not send anyone there for any reason!
The place looks nice but believe me, looks are deceiving at MMHC. They truly border on inhumane treatment of those that are on serious condition. The Aides are not properly trained so really can't put all the blame on them. They have an Aide named Bobby and he is hateful, even the other aides seem to be afraid of him.
More recent reviews
I travel to nursing home facilities all across the country for my job, this facility is now one of my favorites. The Director of Nursing, Keisha, is down to earth, knowledgeable, eager to help and you can tell has a great relationship with both the residents and staff. The Activity Director, Josie, goes above and beyond to ensure the residents are having fun and fulfilling activities, you can tell she truly cares about the wellbeing of the residents and they adore her. I’ve never seen more residents attend an activity. Impressive! Lastly, the Administrator, Robert, is incredibly kind, eager to create a great nursing home and rehabilitation environment, happy to answer questions, and is overall very down to earth. The facility itself was immaculately clean, and the residents were well cared for. Bravo!
Poor care very poor care
The rooms are very dirty my husband in there for rehab and the room has about a inch of dust behind his bed floors are dirty
I don't know where to begin. I've been debating whether or not to leave a review at all, knowing full well it will be a waste of time. I was there for 2 1/2 weeks in May '25 due to a broken femur. The nurses and aids were very unprofessional, more worried about their hair and ridiculous fingernails than patient care. One aid couldn't even put a compression sock on my leg because her nails were so long, and the decorations on them scratched me! How is that even practical, much less permitted? Some were downright rude, particularly the blonde night nurse with an attitude. When I called for help one time she responded with, "What do you want?" Other times she just came in with a snotty look on her face. And the aid that answered a question I had when I first got there with, "How should I know I'm not your nurse." Let's add to that a loud social gathering outside my door each night at 3, 4, 5 A.M. at the nurse's station, coupled with loud, thumping rap music AT THE SAME TIME playing outside my window while someone was on break. Did I mention nurse's aids reeking of pot so badly that I gagged? I had to keep asking to have my stitches/area cleaned and rebandaged, but happened only once. I saw a doctor, once, for maybe 3 minutes as I was getting ready to leave. The food was so horrible I was actually starving--in the literal sense! I couldn't eat and as a result I became dehydrated. (All I heard was they were getting a new dietitian.) I had difficulty eating for over a month after that. Thank you. On my last day I didn't have anyone to take me to my doctor's follow up appointment, so the "social worker" suggested I take an Uber. Mind you, I. Could. Not. Walk! I paid for an extra day just to have transportation. I would compare this facility not to Walmart--because they have better standards, but more like the Dollar Tree of patient care--cheezy and ratchet.
Dirty, smelly, has roaches, don’t follow requests and care plans and definitely don’t take care of the residents!!!