The Residence at Gramercy

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Vicki S.

6 months ago

Our parent has been a resident for quite some time. We were told the dining hall would accommodate a health condition, which after moving our parent in we found out they do not. Changes to living conditions are foisted upon our parent, with no explanation and little forewarning. Communication from management is obviously lacking. As a resident, our parent has little control, no voice, and are at the mercy of management. If we speak up, we were warned by management our parent will be asked to move out. read more

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6800 A St
Lincoln, NE 68510
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We needed an adjustment, and when we entered the office there was no one there to talk to, just a…read morekiosk to input new patient data. We spent 15 minutes entering data, sat down to wait and a person came out and said they didn't have time to see new patients because of the current wait time (we were there at 10:00 and they were closing at 2:00. If that was the case they should have a sign on the door or by the iPads used to enter data or post a human at the front.

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