Symphony Post Acute Network

I'm not too impressed with them. It looked good, it's clean, and nice. My loved one fell more than once, though. I don't think they watch the residents closely enough. I chose them because another place closer to home didn't have a place available when I was looking, and I had looked here before. I just don't think they had enough staff. The staff was hard to find when you needed them and no staff was keeping an eye out for the residents and their safety. When a place is short staffed accidents happen and the residents are not being cared for properly. I would not recommend this place for any one's loved one. Also, some of the medication provided was not used.

My mom closet is full of clothes that are not hers. We label all her clothes so that's not not working. I had lunch with her and the food was awful and cold. I see staff sitting around on phones not helping

There's too many residents and not enough staff on each unit. Most of these residents need more care. They don't get changed enough. The food is awful. Too much staff turnover. Staff don't show up.

First day here and not too impressed. One aid for 15-16 people is not right. They have to serve the food, clean it up, get them all to bed. Been here 5 1/2 hours and no ones checked my mom for a change and we were told it's every 2 hours. I could go on in my short experience here.

This property wasn't a fit for my mom since they only offer studio apartments.

Many aspects of the Ivy are good. Some of the staff is very caring, and others not. The apartments are nice and allow seniors to have a semblance of independence. For my mother, it was great as she could walk to the nearby library, Walgreens, etc. However, due to poor supervision. my mother was stranded in her bathtub for over 24 hours, and it could've been longer if I had not stopped by after work that day. Three separate aids did not show concern when coming to give her medication and she did not answer the door, nor show up for meals for an entire day. [Removed]. It is a shame, as some members of staff are wonderful.

My father in law passed away a week after getting there. In that short time I was not impressed with his care. First they put him in the wrong room. The nurse that was there was wonderful. They moved him to his room and they misplaced his medication. I'm not sure if they gave him his correct medication. He went into a diabetic coma within 6 days. He got there on a Monday and had passed by the following Monday. So I'm really that happy with that place.

I'm giving a number 1 for all categories the person over the facility was leaving after I did my intake for my sister which she made feel secure in have my love one there, after that very poor management unconcerned,inconsiderate,disrespectful,no discipline followed up with staff is when needed, no I would not recommend any one to go there, my sister whole life has been altered but God will see us through.

Minimal care is provided. No personal care other than changing a soiled depends. He is lucky to get his meals any given day. It is not unusual for him to miss one or two meals. The food is not very good and arrives cold. They get him up to a chair in the morning, give him his meds and at night get him back to bed. When he arrived about 8 weeks ago he could walk with a walker and had no skin breakdown. Now he has skin breakdown and they use a lift to get him up. The staff is nice but are overwhelmed.

This is the worst skilled nursing facility I have ever seen. Resident often wait over an hour for call light to get answered, months without showers, and insufficient staffing that are rude and co frontational

If I'm being honest I would not recommend the facility at all.

Not even worth one star. My in-laws were placed here for long term care. It has been nothing but issues. Both of them require assistance with every day tasks including getting to the bathroom. My father in law requires a feeder at meals. There is rarely anyone available to feed him, letting his food go colder than it arrived and him to go hungry. My mother in law is a fall risk. She has fallen multiple times trying to get to the bathroom or assist my FIL with food/drinks due to lack of answer from call lights. Since there is no one to answer the main phone line after 8, takes forever to get ahold of a nurse, now my MIL has had an accident because they didn’t answer the call light. It’s now 8:30 at night and my FIL is just now getting food in him. Small part of a long list of issues. We are calling corporate for the second time in 2 weeks. We should not have to call up there every time they need something to get someone to go in there. Run far away from this place. What a joke!

Worst place ever I was there 2 1/2 weeks changed my bed twice food always cold people work there didn’t care bathroom dirty put my dirty items from changing me in trash by bed took for ever to answer lite would not take a dead dog there needs to clean house on everyone there top to bottom giving out pills to me I didn’t even take place in it for money nothing more close it down

Our family had an in person tour and the second we got there we left, the community just stunk, it was dirty and that was not a place we wanted our loved one to be.

My parents were here for rehab. Terrible nursing care.

It was a horrible experience. Because they have extreme turnover, new people wills start in the morning and leave in the afternoon and not come back because there's no training. So they're continually deficient in staff. There may be one person in charge of everything. The staff was to one extreme or the other - some of the people were really nice, and some were really bad. The administrative staff was horrible. You can't get ahold of them. Care was pretty much non-existent. They just left my loved one in her bed and wouldn't do anything to help her. She ended up in the hospital more than she was there, and the doctor at the hospital advised us not to send her back to Sycamore Village. Everyone complained about the food, and it looked terrible. They did do well with cleanliness and activities. And the aides who stuck it out and stayed worked extremely hard.

If you don’t mind having an understaffed environment to put your loved one in, then this is the place for you. I’ve never seen a place that had such a turnaround in my life. They don’t call this a nursing home but it really is but not staffed as such.