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Harlee Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
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I would not recommend this place to anyone. Not enough staff and barely any caring staff. Because of this problem they take the patients in the Dementia unit and line them up and sit in front of the nursing station all day. When they take to the dining room the staff all sit together in the room in the corner chatting while patients are plopped in chairs and left. Patients wondering off down halls with barely no human contact. The patients have food down the front of them no human contact and nothing to do all day. My father had sleep problems and couldn't caused disruption at night and there were only 2 staff members on duty for about 36 patients so they would call us to come in and settle him down. I saw alarms on beds going off and nobody responding, patients crying with no response and no activities that the dementias seemed willing or able to participate in. On the bright side they do have fish and a cat (Buddy) who seem very well cared for.
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