MORNINGSIDE MANOR

My grandmother was just admitted a few days ago due to a hip surgery and has to stay about a month in this place. She now has as pressure sore developing on the opposite side from where her surgery was performed. I was there today for three hours and not one aide came in to check in her. I guess the front desk if the place to just hang out while call lights are going off and keep her heavily medicated unable to do her PT as ordered and hasn't bathed since she's been there nor did they even ask if my grandmother needed assistance feefing, hasn't received her phone yet, oh my!!! Horrible . I took it upon myself to hire a private aide from the nursing school I teach and ready to report to TDAD/ HHS of this neglect and any further neglect. If this field dose not suit you, stay away from it. People are depending on you to care for them. Not keep them heavily sedated so you don't have to deal with them. Btw, I'm an LVN with my own private hospice business, employed by State Hospital and work closely with the State Grievances. People watch yourselves, you just might get an unexpected visit. I see how you all get when state arrives.

My husband has been at Morningside Manor for 4 years now. This has been such a blessing to have found this home. From the staff to the nurses to the home cooked meals to the rooms.... I cannot say enough good things. They truly CARE! A special thank you! to Gwen, Kathy and Mr. West.

Helped my parents move in here this past week. They moved into an independent living facility that is a 2 bedroom, 2 bath cottage with a patio in the back. It's roomier than I thought it would be, especially the bedrooms. Everybody here is really nice and friendly. The only problem are the paint fumes; they are really strong and can give you a headache, and its making my mom nauseated.