Aspire at Arbor Springs - Ocala, Florida

Aspire at Arbor Springs est un établissement médical remarquable, situé à 1501 SE 24th Rd, Ocala, FL 34471. Leur numéro de téléphone est le 6298900 et vous pouvez également visiter leur site web à l'adresse aspirehealthgrp.com.

Cet établissement offre une variété de services spécialisés, notamment un centre de convalescence, un centre médical, une maison de santé, une résidence pour personnes âgées, une maison de retraite et un centre pour personnes âgées. Aspire at Arbor Springs est équipé pour accueillir les personnes à mobilité réduite, avec un accès en fauteuil roulant et un parking accessible aux personnes handicapées.

Les avis sur Google My Business témoignent de l'expérience de 22 clients, avec une note moyenne de 3,2/5. Les commentaires des clients mettent en avant la qualité des soins prodigués, l'attention portée aux résidents et l'environnement chaleureux et accueillant.

En ce qui concerne les caractéristiques d'Aspire at Arbor Springs, on y trouve un personnel médical compétent et dévoué, des installations modernes et confortables, ainsi que des programmes et activités adaptés aux besoins des résidents. L'emplacement de l'établissement est également un atout, offrant un cadre paisible et verdoyant, propice à la détente et à la guérison.

Pour ceux qui recherchent un établissement médical de qualité pour un séjour de convalescence ou pour un hébergement à long terme, Aspire at Arbor Springs est une option à considérer sérieusement. Leur engagement envers le bien-être des résidents, leur expérience et leur expertise médicale, ainsi que leur excellent service à la clientèle, en font un choix idéal pour répondre à vos besoins en matière de soins de santé.

En fin de compte, nous recommandons vivement de prendre contact avec Aspire at Arbor Springs via leur site web à l'adresse aspirehealthgrp.com pour obtenir de plus amples informations et pour organiser une visite de l'établissement.

Avis de Aspire at Arbor Springs

Katie Wesley

2/5

I have a loved one in that facility. And she's only 42 yrs young, they have neglected her in the utmost, She call for help employees come when they feel like it and mind you it's hours later.
She has to sit in urine for over 4 hours because they just don't show up. This is Unacceptable.

Kathleen Chapman

5/5

I absolutely love the employees here . They are all very pleasant and very friendly . Facility is very clean . My boyfriend was here for rehab for 10 days and as he was happy to come home , he wants to come visit employers and residents . I was very impressed with this facility . Would recommend to anyone great place . If he needs long term care in future would put him there for sure .

Margot BLoomfield

1/5

Due to the neglect Mr. P. experienced in this facility during his stay during the month of June 2024 (discharged 6/27/24), Mr. P. is experiencing new and continued severe health issues due to the neglectable lack of care received at Aspire at Arbor Springs. Mr. P. was discharged on 6/27/24 to my daughter as she could see that his health was declining due to the lack of attention and care. Mr. P. was admitted to this facility from the hospital following kidney stone surgery. Mr. P. was discharged from hospital with a catheter, which remained in him during the entire stay at Aspire, for the staff's convenience. Mr. P. was flown back to Michigan and admitted to a rehab facility here. My daughter was told that because the catheter had been left in for weeks that the only way he could urinate was for the new rehab facility to insert a catheter until he voided, then it was removed. In other words, he has lost his ability to urinate on his own and will need to relearn the process. If he can as damage has been done. Mr. P.'s daughter was visiting him at Aspire and witnessed directly the room mate calling for bathroom assistance for well over an hour. No one came. The room mate got up, stumble to the bathroom, almost fell headfirst until my daughter caught him. The room mate could not wipe himself, pull up his pants, and barely made it back to his bed. We received daily calls from Mr. P., saying he needed to have a bowel movement and no one was answering his calls. My daughter called the unit desk, the front desk, anyone that would be receptive to helping him. This was a daily occurrence. My daughter gave the staff advance notice that she would be removing her father from Aspire. No discharge papers were given. They gave her a huge bag of medications, with the only instructions being on the bottles. The receiving rehab facility told my daughter that Mr. P. did not need to be on half of those medications. The care he received at this facility Aspire was definitely, substandard at best, but in our view, this is neglect: Neglect of an elderly person or disabled adult may be based on repeated conduct or on a single incident or omission that results in, or could reasonably be expected to result in, serious physical or psychological injury, or a substantial risk of death, to an elderly person or disabled adult. This definition is taken from Florida Elder law. If this happened to Mr. P. and his room mate, there are probably others in this facility who have had similar, if not worse experiences.

Laila Johnson

1/5

Mistreatment of patients‼️‼️‼️‼️
Staff doing doubles and they are tired ‼️
Aides having attitudes when they have to come down and help other aides on floors!!
I’ve witnessed three aides complaining in front of me and my father about having to do things that’s required ‼️
In the mist of changing my dad aide states he wanted to sit down in the middle of changing my dad.
Asked aide if he needed he a chair he responded no with an attitude and complained. Aide expressed thru actions and words he didn’t want to work in that section.(Subacute)
Another aide was in the room when aide was being rude. Aide then intentionally dropped my dad in a puddle of runny feces,and provided unacceptable excuse when asked why .surrogate rushed to nurses station to inform what happened and what was going on.
Nurse was asked to come get aide because of the mistreatment.
Aide should not be working with patients with this kind of attitude or lack of care.
Aide took his attitude out on my father and I have a problem with that. CORPORATE PLEASE CONTACT MY FAMILY‼️‼️

Rhonda Sharp

3/5

When I got here it was a nightmare. The last month or so has been somewhat better. They are trying to change things here. The Staff that do care about the patients really try the best they can. Physical Therapy Department really take time and care about the success of their patients. Activities Department is alot of fun and a good destraction.

Jennifer Irick

5/5

There are great nurses and CNA's here. Food could be better but overall good. Only one CNA who works in a different area is bad. My room is great no bugs. They have been working to get rid of roaches. Activities staff is great.

D P

1/5

Was told would receive physical therapy. but laid in bed first 4hours no water no urinal no bedpan no food or water had to go buy a urinal at Walgreens this is what was given to use there for 2 days removed when talking to the lady in charge excuse that is up to therapy but sent there and promised great care if he was an animal they would be prosecuted for cruelty what really got me to remove him a lady I was helping told me here mom went there for therapy 6 months ago and still wasn’t receiving any

Suzanne Fleck

4/5

The facility is a work in progress , I believe they have potential to be even better. The aids and the nurses we’re very attentive during my stay here and physical therapy was phenomenal.