ココファン桜川

The building is 10 stories high. The 2nd to 7th floors are special facilities (paid nursing homes with nursing care), and the 8th to 10th floors consist of high-dwelling houses.

The facilities are beautiful. The corridors are large and clean. I think the price is cheap. I think it is a good place to live in the neighborhood. But ... staff are often missing during the day and must be searched. Many of the explanations of the great people were not kind, and they only became friendly when they entered. The attitude of the great man is not good, so I can not expect much now. Some helpers and receptionists, the person in charge of the service in charge feels good!

It is a facility where visits are prohibited for a long time. No visits to anything. A facility that will be under house arrest from December 2020. Users are not allowed to leave during the declaration of the emergency itself. ...... What is human rights? Of course, visits are prohibited even after the state of emergency is relaxed. Even if the resident wants to go out, he may not be able to go out. I feel that it is a much stricter confinement facility than a hospital. Some staff come out of the facility glaringly. I'm scared, really. Also, the facility manager? Director? It's a pity that the women in Japan are also poorly supported.

December 2020 Created a double-digit number of corona clusters (residents, staff). I don't know which one didn't disclose the source of the infection. Since then, visits have been banned, placing a heavy burden on residents and their families. However, the management is sloppy, and even if some residents go out without masking, the staff will not see it. The low awareness of corona countermeasures is appearing. As of the end of June 2021, visits are still prohibited. Those who are thinking of moving in need to be quite prepared because it seems that they are not willing to solve it. To be honest, I can't recommend it.

I have been indebted here for many years and recently took care of my mother. Although it is a large facility, the staff are very kind and polite, and I feel that the hospitality and grooming of the staff has improved since the arrival of a new female facility manager two years ago. I did. It was true that there were no people in the past, but in recent years the same staff has always been available, so when I asked the facility manager before, "The number of staff has increased," he said, "Our retirement rate is high. It's low and the teamwork of the staff is very good. " At first glance, it may seem harsh, but since he was the facility manager who was kind to the people who lived in, including my mother, I was happy to be able to welcome the end with Cocofan. I think it was. Even when the coronavirus cluster broke out in December 2020, I saw him wearing protective clothing on the front line and responding to the site with the staff just when he left the insert at the counter. I was working hard to protect more than 200 residents and staff, and I really felt down. The male deputy facility manager who came about a year ago is also very polite. Visiting restrictions are not just prohibited, but they are responded flexibly in consideration of the government policy and the infection situation in the neighborhood, and visits are also banned when the number of infected people increases. It was various. The explanation to the family was also polite and detailed. Currently, it is possible to visit by appointment. Since the cluster in December, it has saved lives without producing positive people, so it is a very safe facility for residents and their families.

I have my mother moving in, but she often contacts me and I can spend my time without any problems. Although it is written in various word-of-mouth communication, it is probably the people who often think "give preferential treatment to their parents". surprised. Even when the cluster occurred, details were reported several times, and there was no concealment. Perhaps it's the kind of thing that doesn't look right at the mail. When I brought the insert while the visit was prohibited, the family who said "I haven't heard about the prohibition of visits! Let me see you in 5 minutes!" Please refrain from doing so now. "The facility staff who complained while desperately bowing was pitiful. Visits are now normal, and it is expected that visits will probably be banned again due to the influence of Omicron, but I imagine that it would be more difficult for the facility to change the response diligently in view of the infection situation. I think he's doing well. I am rather grateful that the fact that no one has been infected for a whole year since the cluster converged is the result of the staff's daily thorough infection control measures. I think the problem is the facilities that repeatedly cluster in the neighborhood.