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Village Green

1601 Purdue Drive,, Fayetteville, NC 28304

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2.0

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Care Offered: Nursing Homes
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Reviews of Village Green in Fayetteville, North Carolina

2.0

(14 reviews)

  • Facility

    2.0

  • Staff

    1.7

  • Food

    2.7

  • Activities

    1.5

  • Value

    1.7

Sharnice Belser

1

October 28, 2024

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Worse facility ever! Wouldn't let my enemy come to this place. My aunt had maggots and flies from her due to not taking care of her wounds. They have the worse staff ever. Staff is very rude, and so unprofessional. Do not bring your loved one here, please. If I could give NEGATIVE 100 stars I WOULD!

Shivani

1

October 19, 2024

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

If you are considering a home for your loved one, do not put your trust at this negligent facility. My grandparents were residents there for 4 months. That place became a waiting room for their demise . Their negligence made them want death as a relief. My grandmother lasted 2 weeks there because no one tried to talk to her, feed her, take care of her oral hygiene. She decided it was better to starve herself to her demise. At the same time my grandfather started deteriorating at an alarming pace due to inattention. Food was slapped over a table, sometimes hours late. No one cared if he ate or not. For the first few weeks they kept bringing him meat even though his chart mentioned he was vegetarian. After the physical therapist instructed the nurses that he needs assistance with restroom due to fall risk, the nurses blatantly told me to my face they will not help him. After convincing, they said to let him ring the emergency bell in the room, but they responded after half hour. By that time, my grandfather couldn't control the bladder/bowel urges. I had to clean his hands, walker handles from stool because nurses didn't check if his hands were washed. My grandfather started hallucinating with severe dementia soon after. It was heartbreaking to see him suffer in his last days. I would travel across states often to check on him, and his condition always shook me. When i would come, I saw the relief on his face that someone would treat him as a human. I would see new bruise's on his fragile head due to falls. The nurses wouldn't even realize he had fallen until 20-30 minutes had passed. If there a weekly ice cream event, they never informed residents who were on their rooms. I used to personally wheel out residents to get their ice cream. I heard other family members complain and complain to administration audibly that the nurses weren't helping their loved ones with basic needs like helping them onto the bed due to disabilities. One time, a nurse came to help my grandfather reluctantly after 30 minutes and said, I cant wait to leave. I cant do this nonsense all the time. My heart goes out to all the residents there. For those especially that dont have family visiting then often enough, they are left lonely, calling for help in despair, waiting for their time. I wish nurses there would understand their vital role as not only providers but caretakers of the helpless. I wish they would take a minute after slapping the food on the table to say 2 words of kindness and ask them if they need something. Not leave them asleep and drooling over the bed, fresh blood on forehead from falls that family members would notice and realize they had a fall unattended to. I am a healthcare professional too, and i wish people there were more human than robotic.

Mary L.

2

August 5, 2024

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Rooms have bugs,not clean,my husband laid in bed mostly all day and staff went on break when I ask them to call 911 after telling me he was tired, have a lot more to say but will not,you have to look out for your family member because no one there will, some are doing their jobs and other workers don’t care,they are there for a paycheck, before my husband was sent there I thought this was a nice place,but I was so wrong!!!

Nancy Brown

1

June 30, 2024

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Awful Awful experience. My husband came in able to use the bathroom and left in a diaper. He was in a diaper 24 hrs a day. He was not given opportunities to socialize with other staff and by the scores on intake where my husband was within normal limits for cognition was scored as severely limited cognitive abilities on discharge. Horrific experience overall. My

Lola M

2

May 16, 2024

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

The rooms are Not cleaned often and the staff is not eager to take care of the patients .if I had not been there most of the time , my husband would Not have been taken care of ! Very poor service ! Place needs All laminate floors ! No carpet for the patients to pee on then leave because the staff does leave it ! This entire place is NOT a “ five star”. Maybe a 2. Needs a thorough cleaning then keep it that way and the nurses needs to learn how to put trash in the trash cans. I went behind them all the time picking up and wiping pee off the floor in bathroom. . Unacceptable !

Cheryllm12

1

March 22, 2024

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mother was a resident there very briefly. LOOKS ARE DECEIVING!!!! The facility looks great. Is clean. But the staff -1 are horrible. They let my mother lay in her own filth over night. I only found out when my mother told me. I wanted to handle the issue but my mother begged me not to, because it would make it “harder” on her. Then the day my mother was readmitted to the hospital, VG drew labs on her at 710am. The labs were resulted at 110am. Her labs were so bad that it warranted an emergency visit to the hospital. VG waited until 230pm to notify anyone. They didn’t send her to the hospital until 345pm. I live in Wilmington and beat my mother to the emergency room. I called VG and asked to speak with the DON. Instead a very rude and indignant nursing supervisor called me. Let’s just say our conversation wasn’t pleasant. EVERYONE at this place needs to be dismissed. Poor staff with little to no patience for the residents. Along with ignoring the call bell of residents who need assistance. It’s no wonder they have such a bad reputation.

John

5

September 14, 2023

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My grandmother has been at Village Greem. I like the fact that it's a skilled facility, so they have on-deck equipment that allows the person there to be able to be treated and to be checked for most everything without them having to go to a hospital. The dining facility and the food are great. The staff is all wonderful. They have great attitudes and they're very professional. I would recommend it to anybody.

Taylor910

1

June 10, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Worst facility in Fayetteville., NC. They lost my mother's dentures the 1st day she was there and refused to take her to an appointment to get a new pair. She also sat in dirty diapers bed bound for hours at a time.

Angel0701

2

December 6, 2020

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

We really didn't have a lot of problems prior to Coivd. The worst thing was my dad not having his clothes, every week he was wearing clothing that is not his. Vivid started and I seen my dad last week. All I could do was cry. He has no muscles tone. Is now unable to stand on his own. It is like he is left in the bed to waste away. When. I did see him he was wearing shorts. My dad has never done that unless he was swimming. The staff apparently are very disrespectful now. I wouldn't put my dog in this nursing home. As soon as I am able to.move him to another nursing home I will. The room are 2 person. TV are out dated. My dad's bathroom was clogged and stayed that away for 2 days. I have asked for PT. Several times and it does not happen.

saytata

1

December 31, 2018

I visited this facility

My father laid helpless with broken femur, hour after hour in wet clothes as nurses ignored his buzzer. This went on for two months. We took his laundry home and washed it as VG did it so seldom that his room reeked. They served his food covered in plastic, and being nearly blind, he couldn’t remove it. The TV was too small and far away for him to view, his wheelchair too small, room always dark, courtyard locked and no accessible outdoor areas for enjoying fresh air. Other patients called out to me as I walked down hallway, asking me to get the nurse or an aide. The call button at the nurses station chimed for hours on end with no one at the nurses station to answer or turn it off. I was told to complain to or ask assistance of the social worker, but she almost never answered her phone or returned calls. None of my complaints were ever addressed.

Chocolate123

1

September 1, 2016

I am a friend or relative of resident

My father was there, and needs assistance getting out of bed and be turned every 2 hours. Days would go by where he had no bath, never left the bed, and was never turned. 0% chance I'd recommend. If your loved one needs help getting in and out of bed. DO NOT GO HERE.

AKM

5

January 4, 2016

I am a friend or relative of resident

Awesome staff. Quality Care. They made sure that my needs were met. Would recommend

dumb dumb

3

June 23, 2015

I am a friend or relative of resident

not enough help especially at night or weekend. They made my husband who has sundowner stay in his room , which he wouldn't do. sO I had to hire a baby sitter for' him from 12-7, they wanted me to do 7/24 I said no could- n't afford it. Also if your loved one had a Dr apt either you took him or hire there van at $75,oo plus a employee to accomply him. I was notified to move him, which I looking for a nicer place who would take proper care of him, which I found and he happy there,,he not ke[pt in room. Now they had the nerve to charge to charge $75 to move me. I overpaid them I am still trying to get ir.

mustang3

3

October 29, 2013

I am a friend or relative of a resident

there is not enough help to take care of patients adequately

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