Jacquetta Mikel-jones
Jun 2026
My dad is a resident there and they can’t get him to do anything. They don’t take his blood work. They don’t take his vitals They don’t get his feet done because he refuses but it has to be a way for them to do it. They have two big guys that worked there if they have to hold my father down to take his vitals to check his blood can’t hold him down and get his feet done. I understand that, but my father was sent to the hospital and he was very dehydrated and lethargic that shouldn’t be happening the Nurse from The day shift and the night shift called me to inform me of what was going on which they always have done and we definitely do appreciate that. The overnight nurse told me that my father was in his chair at 10:30. My father was in his chair at 12:30. I think she said she came back at 3:30 and he was on the floor lying on a pillow, so they weren’t sure if he fell out the bed because when they talked to him, he thought he was in the bed. I don’t think he fell off the bed. I think he laid on the floor, cause it felt better to him. He didn’t hurt himself but right now he’s at Memorial Hospital. Very lethargic can’t walk can’t talk. Don’t understand where he’s at and I know that’s a part of the dementia but I just don’t understand why he’s so dehydrated like that but overall, I don’t have no other complaints so far.
