The villas and independent living apartments are beautiful. Lots of activities. Care for a loved…read moreone once they advance to memory care or the nursing facility drastically drops. We've waited 15 - 30 min. for someone to help my mother use the restroom where employees sat at the desk where the alert lights are used and take their time getting to the room. Mom is often left waiting in a wet diaper. Employees are often in the dining room when it is not being used, unused rooms, or seated in the large gathering space on their cell phones. I particularly wish employees were more engaged with elderly residents in wheelchairs were gathered in the main entry. We were told they gathered residents here for social engagement - but no one is socially engaged. The lack of engagement between residents and staff on their phones makes Lakeview advance patient care a very lonely place to be.

We've waited 15 - 30 min. for someone to help my mother use the restroom where employees sat at the…read moredesk where the alert lights are used and take their time getting to the room. Mom is often left waiting in a wet diaper. Employees are often in the dining room when it is not being used, unused rooms, or seated in the large gathering space on their cell phones. I particularly wish employees were more engaged with elderly residents in wheelchairs were gathered in the main entry. We were told they gathered residents here for social engagement - but no one is socially engaged. The lack of engagement between residents and staff on their phones makes Lakeview advance patient care a very lonely place to be. I really felt you treat the elderly very poorly. No communication between family member and staff. I am not sure where you got your rating 3 stars, but it did not come from the Rehabilitation floor. Please treat our precious and most valuable senior with respect, no like they do not matter! They do matter!

The review above written in 2013 does not seem to be related to The Gables of Overland Park. I read…read morethe article attached. My father presently resides there and it seems just fine. He likes it ok and so do I.

Working for a company that cares about the staff so much. They really appreciate all your hard…read morework and go above and beyond to let you know they care. Being a nurse is not always easy but they really let me know that they appreciate all I do for the client.

CareStaf is exactly what the name implies. They care about their staff, as well as their clients,…read moreto the highest degree. They have integrity, wit, and certainly know their way around a work schedule! For the medical professionals reading this, they will keep you working! They have exceptional pay rates with top notch facilities. Some are good, some are bad. That's the beautiful part of Agency work, you can always say no. For the patient reading this, Carestaf only employs the most qualified staff and the case managers will build an individualized care plan for you or your loved one. You definitely won't regret it. I'm almost a year in as a CNA with CareStaf, and I gotta tell you, things are pretty sweet.

All I know is my dad seems very happy every time I visit him. The food is good, there's lots of…read moreactivities, and everything is pretty and . The nurses seem pretty engaged and caring with the residence. Liz does a great job running things.

Run! Run Run! Run away as fast as you can from this establishment…read more Don't even consider it for rehab. The food is absolutely horrific. 95% of the time served cold and that's when you actually get the food that you ordered. They are often out of menu items that were ordered for your meal the night before. The establishment ran out of dairy products for two weeks. I ask you how do you run out of dairy? Unacceptable . They also ran out of soda and chips for over a week. Something that the residents look forward to. There is a juice machine in the common area that is cut off between meals so residents cannot go and freely help themselves. I was told it was a way to save money. They also ran out of Metamucil for a few days. How and why? Upon my transfer, the wrong home address was incorrectly, entered into my paperwork. The dosage for a prescription I've been taking for years was incorrect. I had been receiving an incorrect amount for my months long stay!! Rooms are supposed to be cleaned every day-- they are not. During my rehab my room was cleaned a total of three times. The laundry service was terrible and nonexistent. The only thing the administration is good for is GASLIGHTING!! I've never experienced anything like it! Concerning my care I was continually given false information and led to believe things, that in reality, were never going to happen. I only met my assigned Dr once. I often heard the director of nursing yelling at the CNA's! The CNAs work the hardest. They are all caring and doing the best job possible given their current situation. The nursing staff and events coordinator are caring as well. The CNAs are expected to serve all meals to all patients which in turn takes away from the care of the residents!! OVERWORKED!! Needless to say it's nothing but a toxic environment at Stratford Commons. I only had a one month rehab stay . What about the people that call Stratford Commons "home?" I am worried about them. I would advise staying away from all to Tutera run/owned rehab and living facilities!!

My mother was at Brookdale Skilled Nursing Overland Park for approx 1 week and was discharged to…read moreher home on Hospice. During her stay, nursing and therapy was overall attentive to her needs as was the facility physician. She frequently had to wait for greater than 30 minutes for someone to respond to her call light. Our biggest frustration was during her last day of her stay. When I arrived in the afternoon to pick her up, I found her in her bed without her hearing aids, her call light activated, and an empty water pitcher on her table. She was totally parched, barely able to speak. Her call light was finally answered 45 minutes after I arrived. After my mom's discharge, I called to talk to senior management. I talked to the facility CEO who promised to talk to staff and get back to me. What has added to my frustration was that after repeated call backs by me, she has yet to have followed up with me.

Clean facility, my mom was there for rehab from a hip surgery, and every time I went the facility…read morewas clean, didn't have a smell. Each person had there pan room for the most part, and the staff is nice.

I would like very much to applaud the nurse Linda that we have on Diaz and dog hallway . She's not…read moreonly a very good nurse and what I mean by that is she's very accurate very gentle and she'll listen to you and try to help you . She also is not unable to help in other ways in other words if my CNA is busy she'll come in and do what the CNA would do like take my breakfast tray get me my the necessary things I need in the bathroom to brush my teeth and she's just very very willing to help. She's got a great sense of humor it's so important in life . And just think overall I would say she's a four star nurse . I enjoy annoying her as a person and a nurse . And I feel good when she's here I feel like I know that whatever my needs are she'll help me and if it's something she's not aware of which is not very much she knows pretty much everything it should I ask and find out she goes all the way for a person . That's what we need is residents in here we need someone that's you know empathizing that understands what we need and tries to accommodate us the best way she can . So yeah definitely a four star nurse and a human being.

eunice is efficient, caring, and a wonderful CMA . I am happy to be staying here because of the…read morecare I am given

I live here!! It's a beautiful facility with excellent administrative services, and exceptional…read moreTherapy Department, interesting residents and beautiful grounds.

The care here is excellent. I'm here for short term IV Infusion & Rehabilitation. Also the food is…read moregreat. Everyone here goes out of their way to make your stay a pleasant one.