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3.5 from 73 reviews
5 stars
37
4 stars
8
3 stars
1
2 stars
6
1 stars
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Overall Review of Curtis Home
common18 reviews mention this
Staff kindness is a consistent theme
Residents and visitors frequently describe the staff as kind and attentive.
Many reviews highlight warm, helpful interactionsâfrom receptionists who respond well, to caregivers and nursing staff who are described as attentive and respectful. Several reviews say residents are well taken care of and that staff support makes visits and stays feel better. Even in negative reviews, a few mention that some staff members are nice or caring, rather than everyone being the problem.
caveat6 reviews mention this
Cleanliness concerns come up often
Some residents and families report cleanliness problems and odors.
A recurring complaint is that the facility is dirty or poorly kept, with multiple reviewers calling out overall cleanliness. There are also more specific cleanliness allegations, including mention of mold and dirty conditions in different parts of the building. A smaller number of reviews include the opposite view, describing the complex as well kept, so experiences appear mixed.
caveat5 reviews mention this
Staffing and support feel inconsistent
Several reviewers say staffing levels and support are not enough.
Some reviews describe being understaffed or overworked, including claims that patient needs are not met consistently. One reviewer specifically mentions delays in care frequency on weekends, and others allege problems related to equipment and internal processes. Other reviews, however, describe staff as attentive and professional, suggesting day-to-day experiences vary.
caveat2 reviews mention this
Food quality earns mixed reactions
Food quality is a point of disagreement across reviews.
One review describes the food as terrible, while another says rooms can be good but the food is bad. At the same time, some reviews focus more on care and staff than dining, so food doesnât dominate every account. Overall, reviews that mention meals describe them negatively rather than consistently positively.
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