Royal Park Care Home
Hours
Chamber Rating
-
sebastian Poland Michalak
(Translated by Google) I was in this help center, it was great, but only when you give yourself a lot, it comes back to you. Believing in God helps me, it's great. There is no bath every day (Original) Ja byam w tym orodku pomocy byo wspaniale, ale tylko jak siebie dajesz duo to do ciebie wraca. Mi pomaga wiara w Boga, jest wietne. Nie ma kpieli codziennie
Mar 29th, 2023 -
Stacey Dawes
Been with royal park over 4 years now and enjoy my job there, all staff are very friendly, happy place to work
Mar 5th, 2023 -
Natasha Webb
Absolutely shocking care home.
Jan 8th, 2023 -
Leah Davis
Jan 5th, 2023 -
Natasha Perera
Couldnt agree more with the terrible reviews, quite telling when staff members are having to rate the place as good. Serious concerns re patient care. Staff are obstructive with numerous policies put in place for staff and patient safety, staff unable to use common sense or compassion to work outside these. Home policy that bedpans arent used, immobile but continent patients are told to soil themselves in super absorbent pads. Pad checks/changes are reportedly 2hourly, this does not happen. Staff opinion re a dry/wetpad overrides the patients, occasions where left in soaking clothes. Protected meal times include not doing personal care, left sitting in their own excrement whilst being told to eat their lunch, I would consider this neglect. Completely undignified, degrading and upsetting for patients. Unclear why hospital can use bedpans and her new care home can get her on the toilet on day 1 despite her left sided paralysis post stroke, yet, you as a rehab centre cannot. Large wet room yet no equipment to shower patients properly, yet again my grandmother was safely showered on day 1 at her new home. So many other suspicious policies such as family having to leave the room when any care from staff is provided, obstructions against viewing care plans despite the patient giving consent. Staff members unable to respond to concerns regarding care. Water jugs not available on tables so immobile patients either dont have access to water at their wish, or need to rely on family members or carers, who are often too busy. Avoid at all costs if you want your loved one to be treated with care, compassion respect and dignity.
Mar 1st, 2023
Contact Info
- (190) 287-0349
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Royal Park Care Home?
A The phone number for Royal Park Care Home is: (190) 287-0349.
Q Where is Royal Park Care Home located?
A Royal Park Care Home is located at Major St, Wolverhampton, eng WV2 2BL
Q What is the internet address for Royal Park Care Home?
A The website (URL) for Royal Park Care Home is: https://www.selecthealthcaregroup.com/royal-park-care-home-nursing
Q What days are Royal Park Care Home open?
A Royal Park Care Home is open:
Monday: 24 Hours
Tuesday: 24 Hours
Wednesday: 24 Hours
Thursday: 24 Hours
Friday: 24 Hours
Saturday: 24 Hours
Sunday: 24 Hours
Q How is Royal Park Care Home rated?
A Royal Park Care Home has a 4.8 Star Rating from 6 reviewers.
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Royal Park Care Home
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Overall Rating
( 6 Reviews )sebastian Poland Michalak on Google
(Translated by Google) I was in this help center, it was great, but only when you give yourself a lot, it comes back to you. Believing in God helps me, it's great. There is no bath every day
(Original)
Ja byam w tym orodku pomocy byo wspaniale, ale tylko jak siebie dajesz duo to do ciebie wraca. Mi pomaga wiara w Boga, jest wietne. Nie ma kpieli codziennie
Stacey Dawes on Google
Been with royal park over 4 years now and enjoy my job there, all staff are very friendly, happy place to work
Natasha Webb on Google
Absolutely shocking care home.
Leah Davis on Google
Natasha Perera on Google
Couldnt agree more with the terrible reviews, quite telling when staff members are having to rate the place as good.
Serious concerns re patient care. Staff are obstructive with numerous policies put in place for staff and patient safety, staff unable to use common sense or compassion to work outside these. Home policy that bedpans arent used, immobile but continent patients are told to soil themselves in super absorbent pads. Pad checks/changes are reportedly 2hourly, this does not happen. Staff opinion re a dry/wetpad overrides the patients, occasions where left in soaking clothes. Protected meal times include not doing personal care, left sitting in their own excrement whilst being told to eat their lunch, I would consider this neglect. Completely undignified, degrading and upsetting for patients. Unclear why hospital can use bedpans and her new care home can get her on the toilet on day 1 despite her left sided paralysis post stroke, yet, you as a rehab centre cannot. Large wet room yet no equipment to shower patients properly, yet again my grandmother was safely showered on day 1 at her new home. So many other suspicious policies such as family having to leave the room when any care from staff is provided, obstructions against viewing care plans despite the patient giving consent. Staff members unable to respond to concerns regarding care. Water jugs not available on tables so immobile patients either dont have access to water at their wish, or need to rely on family members or carers, who are often too busy. Avoid at all costs if you want your loved one to be treated with care, compassion respect and dignity.