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Manor Care Health Svc-Citrus
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My mother has Alzheimer's and was moved here after breaking her hip. In rehab, she healed very quickly. The nurses treated her like a regular human being and were very attentive. Then, she moved upstairs to Long Term Care. It's not perfect, but it certainly could be worse. Again, they treat her like she's a regular human being and I have piece of mind knowing I don't have to go over there every day. You DO have to visit your loved one regularly and be on top of their care. Still, I could not do what they do every day for a living-no way. I'm happy with the care my Mom gets at Manor Care.
Pros: RNs & CRNs Assigned to Patients
Cons: Could be more attentive
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