Arlington Place Health Campus

Arlington Place is a very clean campus. Landscape was immaculate as well as interior. Staff were very friendly, polite, helpful and caring. Attention to details was observed also. Overall, the staff was extremely professional and exhibited great customer service. In addition, the food was exceptionally good. In sum, I would highly recommended Arlington Place Campus for your family and friends needing dedicated and phenomenal services!!!

I really recommend this place for your loved one. They took care of my mom for the few weeks. She was in there for rehab. They was professional kept me updated on her and I couldn’t thank them enough. So if you’re ever looking for a place to put your loved one in whether it’s the nursing home rehab or what not this is the place the has not been no complaints. It’s clean sanitized all the staff is nice and respectful.

I've had the privilege of seeing the incredible care provided by The Arlington Place since they opened in March 2014. The staff is compassionate, attentive and truly dedicated to their residents' and well-being. The facility is always clean and welcoming and the lady at the front desk is absolutely phenomenal. Her warmth sets the tone for the entire place. I highly recommend The Arlington Place, for anyone seeking outstanding care for their loved ones

My Brother has been in Arlington Place for many years, I highly recommend for your family needs . All the staff are so caring. They all work together and they all are so caring, if you ask for something, it's done. The facility is always neat and clean. I have nothing but great things to say about Arlington Place. Keep them in your minds for your family needs, you definitely will be satisfied.

Mary was very informative. Staff very polite was really pleased at what I seen. I hope my relative will be able to make Arlington Place her new home.

Arlington Place health campus is a place that I would not recommend to a dog for care. My uncle came to this facility on June 8 for temporary care while my aunt was out of town. He arrived approximately 11 AM. We came to the facility approximately five 5:30 PM the same day to see him. He was drenched, soaking wet covered in urine in his gastric tube leaking had completely soiled the bed. His call light was placed and clipped to the end of his bed by his feet. My uncle was in stage four cancer and was deteriorating rapidly. He barely had the strength to raise his hands or even hold a styrofoam cup. We notified a caregiver who was not his caregiver who assisted with a nurse who was not his nurse in cleaning him up and sending him out to the hospital as there was a slit in his G-tube. The hospital sent him back the next day at approximately 5 PM. I arrived at the facility between 730 and 7:40 PM. I walked into my uncles room who was completely naked, not covered up at all deceased in his bed. It took five minutes to get a nurse to come to his room who walked at a very slow pace After being advised that he was no longer breathing. The nurse walked in his room, stopped at the end of his bed and replied, "he’s dead" then proceeded to the top of his bed by his head to check his pulse and heartbeat she walked out the room at a very slow pace, the same as she walked in, and as she walked by me, she asked what was his code status to which my response was, I’m not his doctor. He may be DNR and that may have changed. She proceeded to slowly walk to the nurses station and as she sat at her computer, she turned in her seat and yelled out to me as I was walking towards her what’s his name again? She then looked up his cold status and walked away in the same slow manner to get another nurse who still was not his nurse to be a second verifier that my uncle. This nurse much more pleasant looked at me and advised me that he was deceased and she apologize For my loss. At this .20 minutes has gone by no one has covered my uncle up nor returned to his room. Mind you neither the nurses nor aides were aware of the whereabouts of his actual nurse. I covered my uncle up & attempted to close his eyes & mouth which neither would close & his skin had already started being cool at touch. After 25 min goes by his nurse walks in, stats she was gone on her lunch break and that he had on a brief and gown before she had left 30 minutes ago and she had feed him 3 bites of food(mind you my Uncle will only eat or attempt to eat seamoss he can’t hold anything down) also there wasn’t a gown nor brief in the room. The staff were extremely rude except 1 rn & night orderly. They argued with us about how he was found & that he had removed his own clothing and brief yet the items weren’t in his room AT ALL!!!!! It wasn’t until 2 hours later he was cleaned up. His hospice nurse was called at 8:47pm and advised he had only been back from the hospital 5 min & passed away (she was supposed to be notified immediately upon his return). The mortuary was advised that he passed away at 8pm which is totally not true. Do not be fooled by the looks of this facility b/c although it looks nice outside, their is evil, unprofessional staff working inside. Rest assured they lie to cover their own tails!

This place is a poor representation of Rehab/ Assistant Living and should be shut down! This is the worst healthcare place I have ever seen in my entire life. I am extremely disgusted with the staff and the unprofessional attitude they exhibit towards their helpless patients. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is often delivered to the rooms (those who can not get down to the dining room) wrapped in saran wrap and delivered cold . The female staff are incredibly rude and nasty and most are not skilled to work in a healthcare facility and shouldn't be aloud to with with other humans. The foyer and dining area all "looks" nice, but that's were it end. The patient rooms are hardly cleaned the tend to stay nasty. Brandi the NP is a liar and can not be trusted, she seems authentic, but don't let her smile and tone fool you. Dialysis team is a joke! The Therapy team lack skills and is a bigger JOKE! Arlington Place Health Campus, SHUT IT DOWN! Sincerely, Buyers Regret