サニーライフ松戸 - Matsudo

My grandmother was having fun. However, my physical condition worsened. My family was also very tired. This is what happened to my grandmother. I would appreciate it if you could refer to it when choosing a facility. Write in the order you remembered (I'm sorry that it's hard to read) In my personal opinion, parents can't go here. -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------ The grandmother was very pleased with the clean facilities. There was a system such as door-to-door sales, and there was also a catalog sales of sweets, drinks and clothing. It seemed very fun to choose such a thing while having tea with friends. For confectionery, etc., I contacted the facility with the upper limit and asked to prevent over-buying, but it exceeded 20,000 yen in the third month from several thousand yen. Nothing is managed. At first, anything is OK, but in the end, it's hard to take care of it, so the rental care products are upgraded. Is there something with the partner company? In addition, there was a notification that I wanted to purchase equipment necessary for care at first, but it was finally purchased without permission, and when I left the room, almost no new apron or Oomaruya was needed. I was told that I could leave it. I picked up this hand because I am likely to be charged for disposal later. I wrote several times, but I left the room in a year and a half, but 100,000 yen was taken by changing the wallpaper. I do n’t know if it ’s really changed. I expected rehabilitation in the facility, but when I fell down, I was prepared to have a wheelchair because I was in danger, and I couldn't walk quickly. Because I have a job, I can't take care of it. Even though I have been asking, I often get in touch with "What should I do with my cough?" Isn't there a nurse? There are no judgments such as "Take me to the hospital" or "I will contact you after watching the situation". There is a curfew to enter and exit the facility, so there is not much freedom. I moved to a very healthy time, but it was only a year and a half, and I couldn't walk. When I was discharged from the hospital, it was difficult to rehabilitate to a normal diet. The toilet was turned into a diaper when it was still possible to go and I could not walk. Isn't the toilet rehabilitation?