Menorah Manor

Victor Gillis

Every time I visit this nursing home the staff has been nice and polite. I was really pleased to hear the residents and staff were safe during hurricane Milton and never lost power. There is a lot of longevity here with the staff which says a lot. This facility is nice and clean. I visited other nursing homes before and overall this facility has been the best.

Tammy

This facility is awful and does not deserve even a single star! Please spar your loved one the pain and suffering and undignified treatment from this “facility” The CNAs are calloused and rude. They try to hide bedsores and They stand around the desk chatting while patients are literally screaming and moaning for help. I have so many examples… My father’s was left in the bathroom alone sliding out of his chair yelling for help and the cna was no where to be found and no one else did anything. I went to the desk where no less than 6 staff were standing around chatting and laughing and ignoring him. When I asked for help and why they were not doing anything one of them states…miss your dad is just confused. I told them what I saw and I was NOT confused and demanded help now. One of them snapped on gloves and sauntered slowly with an attitude to go assist. They don’t pay attention to signs of infections such as UTI, shingles and COVID. every time I visited my father there (who passed due to infections from the facility) I had to plead with someone for assistance and to take care of his needs. They did not care if he ate or had fluids. This experience happened this year in 2024

PamelaEllen

I have been in several nursing home facilities and Menorah Life is the cleanest facitlity by far. The social workers are #1! From the top administration, doctors, nurses, physical therapists, aids, cna's they all care about the residents. I live across the country from my Aunt whom resides at Menorah Life. I try and visit her quarterly. I have had great experiences when visiting her!

Mike

My mother was staying in Menorah Manor for rehab. It was a very good experience. The medical staff and everyone were just very professional, polite, and very patient. The place was incredibly clean on a daily basis, and everybody seemed to cares, from the front door admin all the way to the nurses, the PTs, to the doctors. Her room was very nice. Even when they had to share a room, they have dividers so there's complete privacy. The staff took great care of her on a daily basis, and we were there almost every day also. She is an official member of the Clean Plate Club, she loved the food and we thought it was very, very nutritional. From a taste perspective, she ate everything, three meals a day. We looked at moving my mom permanently over and got all the information. Just in case she would ever have another fall or need rehab or better medical treatment, we would move her to Menorah Manor.

K Tash

Menorah Manor has provided loving care for four of my family members over the past many years. Currently, with the covid pandemic, as a family we have watched with gratitude the extra steps MM has taken to keep our mother safe and healthy. While I sorely miss the opportunities to hug my mom, I know that she is being well taken care of .

JKap

My mother has been in the nursing home memory ward on the 2nd floor for 2 years. I moved her to Menorah Manor from another facility and am pleased with the move. As a result of a fall and brain injury she went from living alone to to requiring full skilled care. The food is very good, and she has a nice clean private room. The nurse practitioner on staff is very good, and they also have a full time psychologist, which is a nice feature because many residents are subject to depression, etc. The Medical Director is outstanding, and the management and administrative staff are very good - the fact that some of them have their own relatives residing here is comforting. There are many activities available but she is unable to participate fully due to her condition. All of the CNAs seem OK - some of them are great; some are OK but seem overwhelmed or jaded and are probably in the wrong profession - it takes special people to work in these circumstances. It is more expensive than the place I moved her from, but definitely worth the additional cost. A lower ratio of residents per CNA would be desirable, but for the price I think the situation is acceptable.