Manor at Perrysburg

Dawn Sanderson

Mar 2026

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Apparently short staffed because often communication from staff was countermanded. We stayed with our loved one the 2 weeks of rehab because staff did not always respond to calls for assistance. There was no consistency with assigned therapists, or the dieticians from day to day. Her water was NEVER changed unless we asked or did it ourselves. She lost 8 lbs. while there - the food was not good. During that time the patient was able to shower only once - - and that was as an OT treatment. Discharge orders were awful; and still we're waiting to hear back on missing items supposedly in the laundry. But I have always heard good things about their permanent residency. . . .

sandy skiles - weiker

Sep 2025

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Very slow to care and food is always cold

Randy A. De Luca Sr.

Sep 2025

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Great place to take your parents

Dezrin Streeter

May 2025

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DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONES HERE!!!<br>My MIL just was admitted on 5/3/25. When she was in the hospital she was on 2-4L of O2. Once at this place she had no O2 being ran and we had to fight in order to get it. Just oher 48 hours later she fell out of bed when we all had asked to get guard rails for the bed or a bed alarm or something. They said that was considered "restraint" and they couldn't do that. She is a fall risk and they had to have known since she was still confused from her aneurysm. After she fell they claimed that there was no indication she was hurt. We requested she be sent for eval like every other home does when a fall happens and was not witnessed. They insisted she was okay but we had her sent anyway. Her BP is tanked, she has a massive black eye and blood around her mouth. Who knows what else. This is awful. Poor excuse for a facility overall if this is how the residents are cared for. If this progresses and something happens we will be pursuing further action against this facility for negligence.

Dezrin Streeter

May 2025

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DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONES HERE!!! My MIL just was admitted on 5/3/25. When she was in the hospital she was on 2-4L of O2. Once at this place she had no O2 being ran and we had to fight in order to get it. Just oher 48 hours later she fell out of bed when we all had asked to get guard rails for the bed or a bed alarm or something. They said that was considered "restraint" and they couldn't do that. She is a fall risk and they had to have known since she was still confused from her aneurysm. After she fell they claimed that there was no indication she was hurt. We requested she be sent for eval like every other home does when a fall happens and was not witnessed. They insisted she was okay but we had her sent anyway. Her BP is tanked, she has a massive black eye and blood around her mouth. Who knows what else. This is awful. Poor excuse for a facility overall if this is how the residents are cared for. If this progresses and something happens we will be pursuing further action against this facility for negligence.