介護老人保健施設オアシス

Thank you for a long time

My mother took great care. Thank you for your hard work, even when the condition is not good. Thank you very much.

I'm not directly involved, but smoking manners outside the staff are too terrible

It is really terrible here. I can not put an important person. There are scary care staff although there are gentle nursing staff, so it is a pity that you can not add stars to the evaluation. Appropriate medical examination and meal assistance should not be done even though we have to do it at normal timing. Because the user is older, dissatisfaction can not be expressed by words. Families should see well whether they are not treated unfairly.

I will add a comment from the facility to the previously posted item. The facility manager is written as a man of all time, but who was that woman ... The time is September 2016. There is no mistake because it is recorded. I checked the voice, but it's still a woman and she is the facility manager. However, I met this woman only on the first day for about a month, and I went to deliver the laundry every week, but I never met her until I left. The user was a father and had dementia about 1 long-term care. I was introduced by a referral from Nanbu Hospital. I think I had a nurse and another man for the interview at the hospital, but I didn't feel bad, so I came to the hospital. On the day of admission, I was introduced to the staff of the referral office she brought with me saying that I would like to introduce another facility because I want a high-pressure woman who claims to be the facility manager to leave early. Even though it was the day of admission, I was skeptical about arranging others, so I contacted the care center of Nanbu Hospital and moved to another place in about a month through the referral office recommended by the hospital. By the way, the doctor explained that he was admitted to the Nanbu Hospital due to mild cancer and was completely cured by surgery and rarely recurred. However, being hospitalized for cancer will recur, so I was told that I would be asked to move to the next facility as soon as it was decided. Why did the doctor say it was okay? ?? During that time, his father's debilitating behavior was so terrible that even an amateur could understand it. He was so weak that he couldn't eat by himself because he was in a wheelchair. It was so terrible that I thought it wouldn't be long anymore. It seemed that he had been lying in a dimly lit room that saved electricity. It seems that the users are sitting together in a large room like a dining room where everyone is, but when I said that I didn't want to go there, I felt like I was lying in the room all the time. It is impressive that the facility staff said, "We are watching 100 people alone, so it can't be helped." There was no explanation for such a thing in the interview before joining. It was my first time to choose a facility, so I was sorry that I couldn't take care of myself because it was such a thing to have people take care of me, but as soon as I moved to another facility, it was before. Recovered to 1st level of long-term care. As of 2020, four years have passed and my cognitive function has declined a little, but I am fine both physically and mentally, and of course I am walking and eating on my own. I really hate writing bad reviews myself. Anyone can write anonymously, so I'm skeptical that the word-of-mouth of a stranger will put the company at a disadvantage. However, the response at the time of admission is too unforgivable, and I feel the danger of my father's weakness for a month, and I hope that no other family will have the same feelings. Since I will not be taken care of here anymore, I also listed the age, hoping that the facilities have been improved in various ways. Below is a post from 2016. ↓ ↓ ↓ Evaluation is negative. The facility manager (female) is very high pressure. On the first day of admission, I was repeatedly told in a tight tone that I should go out as soon as something happened. I told him that I knew it because I had been explained in advance, but he said that I would like him to leave early on the first day. I applied for admission with the introduction of the hospital, and the doctor and counselor told me that there was no problem with my medical condition ... Then I thought I shouldn't accept it from the beginning.

I am always grateful for your help. Even now, my mother, who cannot be fully cared for by our family, is indebted to me. We would be very grateful if you could contact us if you feel unwell. Thank you for your continued support for my mother.