Galilee Pavilion
3.0 (6 reviews)Levittown, PA
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3.0 · 6 reviewsThe disrespect! And audacity! Management refused to allow me (a contracted nurse providing skilled nursing to a resident) to use the women’s lobby restroom. Although I was offered the men’s restroom!!! Management's already has designated “employee only” stall. If they are so particular about cleanliness request corporate to make staff only Bathroom. So I’ll do it for them. You shouldn’t treat people coming to care for the residents that way!
Do not put your loved ones here. They don't truly care about safety. In f building, there is a resident that keeps door jams in the locking door. He has been told numerous times to not do this by staff. Office solution is if you see it just remove the door jam and throw it out. There is no real consequences for this individual for putting others safety at risk. I go there 2x a week at least, and there is always a new door jam propping it open. If this person, who is in a wheel chair reqlly needs that accommodation, they need to be in an accessible building. This is unacceptable. Will be…
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Do not put your loved ones here. They don't truly care about safety. In f building, there is a resident that keeps door jams in the locking door. He has been told numerous times to not do this by staff. Office solution is if you see it just remove the door jam and throw it out. There is no real consequences for this individual for putting others safety at risk. I go there 2x a week at least, and there is always a new door jam propping it open. If this person, who is in a wheel chair reqlly needs that accommodation, they need to be in an accessible building. This is unacceptable. Will be reporting to HUD
It is not Assisted Living they have no.one around after 5 p.m.
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My mother just move in there a month ago she love it
My grandmother goes there its amazing