Majestic Care of Fairfield
5200 Camelot Dr, Fairfield, OH 45014
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5
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April 27, 2022
My mom has moved into Majestic Care of Fairfield. They made it easy to get her into her room. It's a very clean facility, and the people are just great. They're just really great as far as helping her. They went above what they had to do getting her into her room and getting it set up and everything. Her room is very nice and very clean. She has a roommate and the roommate seems very, very nice. My mom is eating, so I imagine she likes the food. They feed her very well. It's a beautiful facility. So far, the value for money is very good. They pay for her phone and they pay for her cable.
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About Majestic Care of Fairfield in Fairfield, Ohio
Majestic Care of Fairfield, located in Fairfield, OH, offers a wide range of care types to meet the diverse needs of its residents. These care types include Skilled Nursing Care, Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Memory Care, Assisted Living, Respite Care, and Hospice Care. This variety ensures that individuals can find the specific support they need, whether it's assistance with daily living activities or more specialized medical or memory care.
The living options at Majestic Care of Fairfield are designed to accommodate different preferences and needs. Residents can choose from private rooms, semi-private rooms, or apartments, depending on their desire for privacy or companionship. Each living space comes with a living room and a kitchenette, providing a comfortable and convenient home-like environment. This setup allows residents to maintain a level of independence while having access to the care and support they need.
In addition to the living spaces, Majestic Care of Fairfield offers a range of amenities and services aimed at enhancing the quality of life for its residents. Meals are provided, along with organized activities and programs, outdoor common areas, a garden, and communal dining options to encourage social interaction. The community also offers a variety of services, including physical and occupational therapy, medication management, nurses and therapists on staff, general transportation services, and housekeeping. This comprehensive approach ensures that residents receive the care, support, and social opportunities they need to live a fulfilling life.
Services and Amenities of Majestic Care of Fairfield in Fairfield, Ohio
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Meals provided
Staff Training & Qualifications
- Staff trained in Medication Management
- Staff trained in mental health care
Care Providers
- Nurses on staff
- Therapists On Staff
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
Therapies
- Occupational Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Organized activities/programs
- Social Activities/Events
Outside Amenities
- Garden
- Outdoor common areas
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Inside Amenities
- Shared Common Areas
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Reviews of Majestic Care of Fairfield in Fairfield, Ohio
1.9
(10 reviews)
Facility
2.0
Staff
2.3
Food
2.2
Activities
1.2
Value
1.9
Funlady63
2
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August 26, 2024
Room are not cleaned often my mom is not bathed often most of the time the food look like so unappealing. My mom room mate has her clothes on I put a lock on my mom fridge gave the nurses a key.to no avail.someone is stealing out her fridge because the staff don't bother to lock it back after giving her a drink out of it.p
Aeiou
1
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August 2, 2024
A friend of mine has been in 2 Majestic places. He's a severe diabetic and every meal at the first was sugar. The second place they took HIS wheelchair from him. They also slammed his foot on the ground in doing so, the foot he had already almost lost. It swelled up to the point it did not even look like a foot. He sometimes does not get his meals.last night did not ge t his insulin. The aides just sleep in the lounge. I can't believe the took his mobility because they find him inconvenient. He likes to go outdoors and wheel around. He is extremely depressed and also watches other residents being abused. He's not even 60 years old and wants to die. What a horrible heartless place.
Alynch43
1
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May 8, 2024
Please don't make the mistake I made. My grandma had stopped feeding herself and had to be moved to long term memory care from the assisted living memory care. From the second I saw the conditions of the rooms I had a knot in my stomach and freaked out and told the care coordinator that my grandma is not living there. After finding out that I had very little options and meeting a couple of the staff members I decided to give it a try. My grandma moved in on 3/15/24. Everything was going okay until 3/18 when I had issues with staff covering up the camera that I installed in the room with the facilities knowledge. I reported the issue on 3/19 to the unit manager. The same 2 staff members who was a nurse and an aide were allowed to care for my grandma again that evening. My grandma was put in her recliner with her meal tray at 5:03 pm with no walker or wheelchair within reach. My grandma attempted to get clothes out of her dresser by herself and fell at 6:33 pm and hit her head on the tile. My grandma laid on the cold floor in her own vomit until 7:48 pm. When the nurse found her at 7:48 pm no vitals were taken. The nurse and aide are observed spending all of their time cleaning up vomit so they could pick her up. I found my grandma on camera on the floor and tried to call the facility and did not get an answer. I then called 911 but EMS never showed up from my call. I had to go to the facility and scream at the nurse before she made the call. I found out the facility told the squad not to come. My grandma was admitted to the hospital and never recovered. She passed away on 4/8. If I knew then what I know now my grandma might still be with us.
no name 11-1-22
1
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February 3, 2023
I can't tell you enough of how horrible this facility is. My mother chose to live in the assisted living section first, which was "ok". Her health declined a year later and was moved to the skilled side even though I didn't like it, she insisted on not leaving. She would NOT let me move her since she was in frame mind. The decor was old, dirty, dark and not what she was used to. The staff was never 100%, but it was one nurse for 30 people. All they did was pass out medicines. The aides kept quitting as well and many were lazy, and I would complain ALL the time. She would be in her room for hours. They have no activities, although they had BINGO which she would like to go to. Food was bad, she would order food for delivery, along with Krogers for fresh items since I got her a mini fridge. She passed away 3 months ago, way too soon if she only had better care all along. She didn't even "look" the same and aged about 15 years in about a year's time. I have reported the home to the State of Ohio for the lack of care. I spent all my waking hours caring for her the last week of her life. 2022 was the worst year of her and my life. She didn't pass away with dignity, and I blame them.
Linda
2
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February 1, 2023
Majestic Care of Fairfield had a very high turnover in personnel, which meant that you didn't have any consistency in trying to see the same person. In my understanding, they didn't have a doctor on site. They mostly had what were called nurse practitioners that did all the visitations and I never was able to get in touch with one or have a meeting with one. So, they need to improve on consistency. I had a meeting with them when my sister first went there with all the department heads that were going to be involved with her care, but the care that we talked about was not the care that she received. I used to go and sit with her at least three or four times a week and they said somebody comes in once an hour to see if she needs to be changed and if she needs anything, and I know firsthand that that was not true. They were shorthanded. There was no continuity of care as what was described when I first met with them. The lady that was in the room with my sister was the one that would call someone if anything went wrong with my sister since my sister couldn't do it and they weren't checking on her as often as they should.
darandkat
1
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October 22, 2022
If you love your family member don't put them in this Skilled Nursing facility. It is absolutely horrible. My mom was moved from the Assisted Living side (I highly recommend this facility) to the nursing home side when she fractured her ankle. They never cleaned her wounds. The room was not even clean when she moved in. My family spoke with the entire nursing home leadership and nothing ever changed. Stay away from this "Skilled Nursing" facility. There is nothing skilled about the services they claim to provide. They left my mom in her bed every day. There were not enough aides on the floor and the nurses refused to do anything other than give medicine. It did not appear her surgery wounds were ever checked. I know her wounds were never cleaned and the bandages were never changed for the two months she was there.
mb.willie@yahoo.com
1
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August 4, 2022
I want everyone to know that the SKILLED NURSING facility at Majestic Care of Fairfield is TERRIBLE. I know a lady that was there after having surgery. The phone was broken, so she couldn't call anyone and no one could call her. Even after the family told the nurses several times that she needed to be able to call her family, it was NEVER fixed. At 85, she was confused. After being there less than a week, she fell. Instead of putting a bed alarm on the bed (because they don't have them!), they put a sign on her walker for her to use the call button if she needed to go to the bathroom or stand. Her tv was broken, so they brought her another one. They didn't set it up for her. Her nephew had to fix it. She got COVID, so she had to be isolated, no visitors. When the family tried to call and ask about her, they couldn't even get through to the nurses! Their doctor came in to see her, but no family members were involved or even consulted. They were told she would be there at least 4-6 weeks! Her family had to ask her doctor to push for her release. The SKILLED NURSING should be shut down or rehabilitated. No family member should be subjected to this type of mistreatment.
Rae
5
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April 27, 2022
My mom has moved into Majestic Care of Fairfield. They made it easy to get her into her room. It's a very clean facility, and the people are just great. They're just really great as far as helping her. They went above what they had to do getting her into her room and getting it set up and everything. Her room is very nice and very clean. She has a roommate and the roommate seems very, very nice. My mom is eating, so I imagine she likes the food. They feed her very well. It's a beautiful facility. So far, the value for money is very good. They pay for her phone and they pay for her cable.
Horrified daughter
1
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October 6, 2016
My mother was sent there from a hospital stay for rehab. It was the most awful place! It should be shut down! They said they didn't know my mom was coming but later we found out that was not the case. They put her in a room, the very last room in the building. There was no covering over the light over her door so you couldn't see from the hallway if she needed anything. There was a hole in the wall in the bathroom and one of the bars was loose, if she grabbed it it would have come out. The bed was messed up and no one knew how to fix it. All of the furniture was so old and ripped up. She had a TV and then there was a TV that didn't work they had put in there to be thrown out. There were no pictures on the wall the floor was old and dinghy. It was a very depressing place. There was rust in the toilet. There was absolutely no way my brother and I were going to leave our mom there. They were understaffed for the unit and a couple of the aids didn't really seem to care. If we had not been there she wouldn't have been taken care of. I felt so sorry for the other people that were stuck there. I wouldn't send my absolute worst enemy to that place!
Brenda Howard Meyer
4
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July 19, 2015
First our Mother was admitted there, mainly because her doctor would visit there. But we came to love the place. They treated our Mother like she was there grandma too. She was on the alzihiemer unit. They were very caring, lots of activities, extra snacks at night and the staff would buy her a Pepsi out of there pocket when she ran out. There were very attentive to her skin needs and would call me immediately to let me know if she needed anything. Mother loved Elvis and they had an impersonator who came in regularly and she would dance and dance. We loved the center so much, when our Father was diagnosed with the same thing, we admitted him there too. He was a very grumpy fellow at home, but there, he was very happy and satisfied. Lots of attention. Regular nurse meetings to go over their care and what they needed. We were very pleased, and would highly recommend you visit the center for your loved one. Mother lived there for about 5 years and Father for about a year. They both passed away at the center. The staffed stayed right with us and helped us with attaining a Catholic priest for last rights. I had no idea my Father was Catholic. He never told me. I even helped out at the center and took in goodies to share. At Christmas time, they always made sure everyone got a gift, especially if they had no family. We were very satisfied with their care.
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