Cairnsmore Place

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Duncan, Canada

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Aged care

Cairnsmore Place Reviews | Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Cairnsmore Place is located in Duncan, Canada on 250 Cairnsmore St. Cairnsmore Place is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category aged care in Canada.

Address

250 Cairnsmore St

Phone

+1 2507093080

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Erick Spruce

Building is very old, very institutional. No privacy. Too many 4 bed shared rooms. All 4 residents have to share one washroom and to be polite, it is an undignified situation.

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DeeDee Doyle

Nice place for older people that can't look after them selfs

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Alfreda Modeste

Health conscious..

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Honestly Speaking

This has been a really nice place for my Mom to recuperate after a fall. Nice staff,..very helpful,....she seems content and that's good with me . I can actually sleep at night knowing she is in good hands.My Mom and I especially took a shine to Brad,..and will miss his smile once she returns back home.If we could take him home we would lol,.. yes! Overall,..we think this nursing home is perhaps one of the best to be in if you need.It eliminated our 'fear of nursing homes' so to speak.It's very good,Yes.

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Sharon Groves

My friend of 25 years is in the \activation\ part of Cairnsmore Place for rehab following a fracture. The Care Attendants are gracious and helpful, however there is obviously not enough of them to provide the care that is needed throughout each shift. Two on a shift for the entire area is ridiculous! The RNS are the worst I have seen in BC! They are dismissive when approached by family or when a resident asks a question. My friend had shortness of breath. She is 79 and has COPD. I asked for oxygen as she has it ordered \PRN\ the nurse wouldn't get up from his chair to help. He insisted it was by her bedside. As an RN I can assure you it was not. When I pointed this out, he continued to sit eating a snack, then informed me she is just showing low lung capacity. I'm fully aware of her status, however, a nurse should always check when someone points out SOB in a resident. I asked another nurse for help - to check on her breathing - she was slowly giving out meds and said she was \working my way down there\. two hours later she arrived, declaring the respirations were fine. After five days my friend finally got examined. She now has pneumonia and finally received oxygen. A bedpan is left to be emptied at the end of each shift - how gross is that! There is absolutely no inclusion of the resident in the planning of her care. As she noted, \I don't see why they don't talk with me about my care\. I wouldn't send anyone to this dump.