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Kissimmee, FL
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Kissimmee, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityHarborview Health Center Kissimmee is a senior living community in Kissimmee, Florida. Contact the community to learn about its care options, services and availability.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
Learn more“This facility must be under new management. My experience with having my great grandmother here has been a blessing. They took her from a neglectful situation and brought her literally back to life. My great mother did great there, they gave her confidence tought her independence, she made best friends, and gained 8lbs in just…”
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Beware of putting your family members under this facility's care. While everyone working seems very kind when you are visiting, they can be incredibly negligent to the people in their care. My father has been a patient at Harborview for several months, things seemed fine in the beginning but in the last month the care he receives has been unacceptable: At the end of July, my mother went to visit and found out that my father was very ill, had vomitted several times and was unable to keep food down. He had a very high fever and bad cough. The nurse practitioner on property insisted it was…
Beware of putting your family members under this facility's care. While everyone working seems very kind when you are visiting, they can be incredibly negligent to the people in their care. My father has been a patient at Harborview for several months, things seemed fine in the beginning but in the last month the care he receives has been unacceptable: At the end of July, my mother went to visit and found out that my father was very ill, had vomitted several times and was unable to keep food down. He had a very high fever and bad cough. The nurse practitioner on property insisted it was likely only a virus and opted to treat the nausea and symptoms, essentially belittling my mother's concern. As my father's conditions was not improving my mother decided to have him transferred to the ER. He had a fever of 105 and was diagnosed with pneumonia in his left lung and was hospitalized for several days. Just last week my father was very upset and wanted to fill out a grievance form due to his CNA Sivitra being rude and lacking compassion. My father has diabetes, very limited mobility and speech issues. My neice informed me that the woman is very vocal about her complaints of the patients in her care, which is entirely unacceptable. This woman was removed from my father's care, but it's insane that such a person remains employed in a healthcare facility. Most egregiously, this week my father was uncharacteristically lethargic for two days. My mother had him transferred to the ER again (not even a month since his last visit). The EMTs discovered that my diabetic father's blood sugar was over 500. It seems that Harborview has not been giving him his daily insulin. In order for someone's blood sugar to reach that level, they have been missing their insulin for several days, with the next symptoms resulting in a diabetic coma. My father is still in the hospital due to this facility's clear neglect. We are hoping to find a better facility to move my father to even though this one is the closest and allows my mother to see him everyday. In the mean time I hope this review will help people avoid similar awful situations and wakes the caretakers at this facility to do better by those in their care.
This facility must be under new management. My experience with having my great grandmother here has been a blessing. They took her from a neglectful situation and brought her literally back to life. My great mother did great there, they gave her confidence tought her independence, she made best friends, and gained 8lbs in just a few months. The Therapy team was amazing. I visited her on weekends and the Activity team made her feel alive again. I was always greeted by the nicest nurses and staff. My greatmother considers them all family. Thank you Harborview for loving my Nana.
This place is terrible. I was admitted there to do cancer treatments and it took over two months to get an appointment. I got eye mites from this place very uncleanly. Most of the food was awful served cold. Served only cheese sandwiches for dinner. I fell out of a bed fractured my knee. Told if I needed to go to hospital dial 911 myself . Called nurse button several times waited hours for help. Don't send anyone here.
My partner‘s grandma had a very pleasant stay with Harborview. The nurses were all very attentive and made sure she had what she needed, they kept us in the loop with her treatment and were so kind to us. You can truly feel the care.
The facility has been remodeled and the staff are friendly. The Activities are wonderful also!
This place and the staff are absolutely terrible! They left my mum soiled for hours, gave her food that they knew she did not eat being a vegetarian. Almost killed her due to empty oxygen tank, thank goodness we were there to hear banging on the wall. Hostile staff when we asked them to help my mum. The nurse was injecting her insulin with the cap on and when we told her she was in denial, no wonder her sugar level was high and above 500 for 3 days straight! They constantly kept her on sleep meds and strong drugs to avoid attending to her. Please DO NOT put you loved ones in this facility, unless you really want them to DIE! I shall be complaining to the Joint Commission and anyone else that will listen to close this hell hole up!
As a former RN and a daughter I have a duty to speak up given someone’s loved could be harmed at this facility. I witnessed first hand a lack of compassion, professional knowledge and experience or care by RNs, theDirector of PT Monica and her subordinate Levonne. Your loved ones health and well being will definitely be compromised as we nearly lost my mother through their incompetence and arrogance. I have reported the following concerns to the JoinT Commission. Concerns that we witnessed/ endured: 1. Oxygen cylinder not changed despite 2 members of staff being told it is running in the nearly empty zone at 4 liters (Levonne & aide) this resulted in my mother having a hypoxic (no oxygen) episode resulting in her being transferred to the ER and subsequently being admitted. The staff told us if we wanted her transferred we had to call 911 ourselves, while they all just left the room! 2. While my mother was having the above episode - we heard knocking on the wall of the restroom(thankfully we were there and heard) aide struggling to hold my unresponsive mother’s head up - she stated she had pulled the emergency code but no one has come!!! 3. Giving insulin with needle sheath still in place for 3 days! 4. No PT transfer plans or teaching to Aides for 4 days… 5. Given shrimp and eggs despite being told everyday no meat, fish, eggs 6. Table with meals and water left out of patient reach. 7. Mother’s care regressed to her being incontinent because it took hours to respond to her call light and request for restroom or bedpan. 8. Wheelchair equipment left on dirty bathroom floor. 9. The EMT pointed to the set up IV infusion showing me the excessive air bubbles in the line approx 3mls plus - I told him the RN had just primed that prior to the incident Apparent that-she thought that was ok or did not care!!! 10. Chairs in disrepair (spring hanging down, cracked seating, dirty and rusty wheelchair. My mother went from needing a few days/weeks of rehab to aid her mobility to a distinct mental decline and to hospice care at home. Please, please take heed of my review for the sake of your precious loved one.
CNA and nursing staff retaliation against me asking that my father not be up in the chair soiled for 10 hours costed my dad pneumonia and bilateral pulmonary embolism. I doubt they got him up after that complaint. Much more but I plan to speak to DCF as well as the accrediting body.
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