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Forum At Rancho San Antonio
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I had my grandmother in the SNF for 2 months she had 2 falls, was unable to recover and then later died. there is a lack of supervision in nursing the administrator is this horrible lady who just would answer back in an extremely dis-respectable behavior. she just wants money money money she has bills available for everything. I would pray that she should go through the same stress that my poor grandma had gone through, and i know that one day she will. \r
if you are considering this place for the elderly in your family it is better to leave them somewhere in the dark and drive away rather than to put them in care under this horrible which\r
Pros: smiling faces
Cons: horrible people behind those smiling faces
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