Linley Park Post-Acute

I don’t want to specify any stars. My former husband was admitted 12/23/25. Staff was pleasant but at times there was extended time frame for call light to be answered whether myself or he called. St times, there was noticeable odors in hallway. The business office gratefully helped with some matters we needed help with. Where I got irritated is after he had to be sent to ICU. I called many times ti ask questions about his return as we were dealing with VA. I found out the hard way he was discharged 3 days after being sent out. They did not call me to pick up his belongings. I had to discover that on my own. Again, i dont wish to specify any stars as i prefer to be neutral stance. I just wanted to list an FYI.

A friend of my family is a resident on long term care, most of the staff are friendly and activities are great and fun for the residents, they could use a do over in the kitchen maybe think about hiring a chef or a better menu for patients with an alternative menu instead of old peanut butter and jelly sandwich’s. The staff are very caring and friendly as well a few staff that stood out to me was David on day shift he takes excellent care of his patients and my family friend loves him and I think her name is Deb who is also wonderful and takes superb care of her patients they are both great, for the evening shift there’s Mary she goes above and beyond for her patients and so does Geraldine who works on the weekends. Those 4 people put their heart into the care they provide and I wante

The good: The rehab department is the reason for the 2 stars. They provide attentive, helpful care and listen to patients’ needs. Their suite is nicest part of the facility by far. The housekeeping department also deserves a shout out for being kind and empathic, sometimes more than the nursing staff. The bad: Unanswered call buttons ring 24/7. I would hear them in my head for hours after leaving there for the day. Sometimes the staff is truly occupied, but I’ve also seen it happen when several staff are sitting around the main desk. Another time a staff member watched tv on her phone throughout her shift while the bells just rang and rang. If the patient needs something, including help to the bathroom, they may get it soon or they might get it in 3 days. If you want to be sure that your

My husband was at Linley Park for memory care. The staff in the offices were good and mostly listened to my concerns. My husband had 3 rooms. The first room he was in, he had a roommate, but my loved one was loud and kept the other person awake at night. They moved him to a very nice room and was taken care of very well in that part of the home. They moved him again into the older part of the building and it’s like they put him there and forgot about him. The facility didn’t even inform me that they had moved him, I had Covid and couldn’t visit for a week. A family friend called me and asked me if I was aware that they had moved him and I was not. When I asked the social worker about it she said that it was noted that they called and left a message. No call, no message. He was always dirty

If you have a loved one that can't talk and is bed bound ,,THIS IS NOT THE PLACE FOR THEM TO BE. Our family members was barely gotten out of bed or even dressed altho it was requested that he be so many times. When I visited I never saw anyone in his room.. He was completely neglected. The staff was not friendly nor helpful . Someone needs to do a complete investigation of that place . My family member Died from their neglect , He was found comatose by his wife..If he had of been checked on ..wouldn't they have found him themselves ?