Overall Review of Millennium Post Acute Rehabilitation
caveat8 reviews mention this
Care described as neglectful
Multiple reviewers say residents were neglected and medical needs were not handled promptly.
Several reviewers describe delays in getting CNA or nursing help, including reports of long waits for stroke care and instances where the call system seemed mismanaged. Others say their loved ones were repeatedly sent out for emergency care, and at least one reviewer ties a rapid health decline to the facility’s care. Across these comments, residents and families express that staffing responses felt inadequate during urgent moments.
caveat3 reviews mention this
Communication with families criticized
Some reviewers report difficulty reaching leadership and trouble getting answers.
Reviewers describe challenges communicating with the facility, including reports of front-line staff not being able to address family questions. There are also comments about poor phone responsiveness, such as being unable to reach someone in leadership and being disconnected when trying to check on a family member. One reviewer also describes needing to call during the night to manage issues.
caveat2 reviews mention this
Facility cleanliness and upkeep questioned
Reviewers mention cleanliness problems and an outdated environment.
A few comments focus on the facility’s physical condition, including descriptions of rooms not being clean and the environment feeling outdated. One reviewer also describes unpleasant odors and unsanitary food-handling practices witnessed while residents were in care.
common2 reviews mention this
Residents get special diets
Meals are set up for residents with specific dietary restrictions.
The community offers dining that includes diabetes diet support and special dietary restrictions, and at least a couple of reviewers mention meal-related concerns. While comments about temperature were limited, the presence of structured dietary meal support aligns with residents needing medically guided eating plans.
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