LECOM at Village Square

Judy Deleon

Dec 2025

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Place does feel home like real don't do physical therapy when I went there it looks like you know a lot of patients wandering the Halls you have to use a stupid badge to get on and off the elevator don't like the people that run it there took somebody to see their sister one time they didn't want to let her sister back on the elevator when I came to get her and I told her she didn't belong there family sister they need to learn about respect and kindness towards other people

Jay Davidson

Jul 2025

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Nurses & Aides are excellent. Food is good. My biggest complaint is @ checkin they take your extra clothes to label & it's been 5 days & I still haven't gotten them back. Offered a shower but don't have any clean clothes to wear. Rooms do need upgraded no chairs in the room TV's are small & my roommates controller changes my TV also

margaret moore

Apr 2025

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Well for one when visiting I asked for a visitor's restroom seems no one working there knew of one . I've worked at a nursing home and seems they should think of visitor's when it comes to bathroom facilities. Also my family member her air mattress was some how unplugged and she laid there without no air in it causing a very bad bed sore which when they was changing her should have been noticed . This is terrible and should never happened.

David Cadwallader

Mar 2025

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While it is an older facility the staff is excellent. They keep the place clean and the treat my mother well. They don’t let her just lay in bed all day. They have her get up for various activities. I can’t say enough for the great staff!!!!

Steve

Jan 2020

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As far as senior centers go, this is one of the best I've seen. The facilities are certainly showing their age but the quality of care and attention paid to the elderly folks is great. For some people, visiting this center is the only time they get to socialize so it is a vital part of their daily lives. The program here is doing what I believe should be done for our elderly population: enabling them to stay in their homes as long as possible, providing them with transportation and direct care, and restoring some of their independence rather than completely eliminate it.