Father Baker Manor's Online Review Report Card

The rules at this facility change arbitrarily, it almost seems like they want to discourage visitors

I admitted my mother to this facility for two reasons. My brother used to work here 15 years ago, and he had a good experience. Second, my mother needed rehab, not long-term living. They gave my mother 15 mins of recovery three days a week. During this time, my mother's condition worsen. She got weaker, not stronger. When I tried to get my mother OUT of the facility, they threw up extra blockers to stop me from taking her back to the hospital. Eventually, the family was able to get my mother out and back into the hospital.Bottom line: The staff is rude, unprofessional, and trained to do one thing, keep customers (not patients) in the long-term care facility. Please, if you have a loved one, think twice before placing them here.

Very good unless you need care through the night or on the weekends. Seriously understaffed for the number of patients. This is unacceptable. Therapy is excellent but also seriously understaffed. Sad.

I recently had a Total Hip Replacement and spent a few weeks at Fr. Baker Manor Rehab. I just want to say, I found everyone there very helpful and very kind. I was one of the youngest members during my stay but thoroughly enjoyed all of my older cohabitants. The onsite OT & PT Therapists were very supportive and gave me just enough push to get on my feet quickly, securely and confidently. I had a roommate who had her days & nights mixed up, meaning when I was going to sleep she was just waking up. That being said, I had a couple of sleepless nights when I first arrived. One of the night Nurse's realizing my dilemma & refusal of having her removed from the room, went & bought me a pair of earbuds to plug into my phone so I was able to listen to music rather than my room mate. It was very unexpected and yet extremely generous. I never asked for this kindness in fact, it never even crossed my mind. I don't believe that anyone should be removed from their room and his very generous $5 gift made it so that we could live in cohabitation very happily together. I know that in the next year or so I will need a total knee replacement and have all expectations of returning to Fr. Bakers for their assistance in my recovery. I recommend anyone having surgery, recovering from a stroke or heart attack and in need of rehabilitation services go to Fr. Bakers you will be in the best of hands that are full of encouragement and excellent care. BTW the food wasn't bad either, but family & friends can always bring in your take-out favorites as well.

Horrible experience!

This is my second time being here because of recovery from Rehab. Everyone is so nice and I have a 98 year old roommate who such a Joy to be around. God is good.