Vivage Senior Living - Wheat Ridge - Wheatridge Manor Care Center

The care has been very good here for my dad. The place has everything you need to properly care for someone. The staff has been wearing their masks sanitizing and washing their hands and doing what I could see to take good care of my dad. The hallways are always clean including my dads room and bathroom. It smells clean throughout the building and in his room. I think its very nice they take their residents outside to smoke. The other residents seem well cared for. This is my dads second time being here for rehab. Its not the fanciest of places but none of that matters to us as long as there is what is needed for good and proper care. The staff overall seem like they like their jobs and have shown great empathy and compassion. We really have liked and trusted them including the Drs nurse practitioners therapy CNAs and nurses. Thank you for treating my dad and us with pride and dignity. The communication and cares have been great.

I was taken there against my will my medical needs including Oxygen therapy were Totally ignored. I prayed to God to allow me to die or get taken home. I have since been treated at the VA Hospital in Aurora CO been transported by mercy flight to Eisenhower VA Community Living Center for terminal patient status. Dont send your lived ones to the Wheat Ridge Manor. I give them zero Stars as a medical treatment facility..

The whole staff is absolutely wonderful From the person that brings you water or the Beautiful young lady who cleans to the the cnas and nurses Everyone...

My mom spent 10 days at Wheatridge Manor Care recently for rehab due to a fall where she broke her hip and wrist. The staff were extremely kind and helpful. Her PT progressed quickly and overall the experience was very good. The facility itself could use some capital improvements but the most important part to me was the staff. I would highly recommend this facility for anyone looking for a rehab facility in the area.

My wife was at Wheatridge Manor Center WMC earlier this summer. We had overall a good experience being there.In preparation to place her in a Long Term Facility I had begun my research as to where I should place her and many sites did not meet the level of care I was looking for.But WMC and two others did. I had WMC third on my list with distance from our home being the main factor. They and two other sites had very good audit scores for the Northern DenverSuburbs area with Medicaid.When my wife was approved in early April for Long Term Care a bed became available at WMC and that locked in my decision to have her reside there.The facility is a bit older than others from the outside but inside they looked similar to other sites I visit.It was clean inside and they are constantly cleaning with mopping trash pickup multiple times a day.My wife had two outstanding CNAs who were assigned and worked most days with her. One of them had 30 years of experience and it showed. I knew when talking with her she would tell it like it was and I appreciated her candor on how my wife was doing since my previous visit.Although my wife chose to not participate in the many activities offered it was not due to the lack of effort by the activity directors. The Physical Therapy staff was very good. Both the PT Manager and her PT assistant kept me updated on her progress or later her lack of progress with PT activities.On June 21st she passed. Her passing was sudden and somewhat unexpected. When my daughter son and I arrived the funeral home had also arrived to transport her body.Then the most powerful act of kindness occurred. As Kim was transported down the long hallway to the front exit I saw a few residents I had gotten to know were outside their doors nodding in silence to her and to us as the gurney went by. The turn at the end of the hall had more residents and many of the staff shoulder to shoulder. A nod to Kim as she went by and to us as we followed the gurney outside to the funeral vehicle.It was powerful. My daughter commented on how it impacted her WMC showing such respect to her Mom. It was at that moment I realized that most if not all who enter Long Term Care anywhere have a similar fate. For many its their final home.The Staff and the Care personnel get to know the residents and sometimes the friendship they form is sometimes suddenly ended with the passing of the resident. Not an easy environment to work in yet I saw mostly compassionate care for my wife and if given a choice I would do it all over again at WMC.To be in the Wheatridge community all these years and to have been providing the level of care consistently for all of those years had reinforced my decision to have her admitted and be taken care of by WMC. And perhaps this review will have you considering doing the same with your loved one.This past weekend I flew my family to Minnesota and my wifes ashes were placed next to her parents and an older brother.And for the many relatives who attended the service reception afterwards they heard of the truly respectful way my wife was honored on her day of passing by the Staff Nurses and the residents ofWheatridge Manor Center.Thank YouSteve

My wife was at Wheatridge Manor Center WMC earlier this summer. We had overall a good experience being there. In preparation to place her in a Long Term...

Wheatridge Manor Care Center provided EXCELLENT care. The nurses and food were Great. I highly recommend them for your personal needs.

My father was there for 7 days We will never take him or any love one there again.

Today is my moms birthday so we gotta visit her and we had a very pleasant day and no issues ..the place was clean and all was good Staff was very helpful especially Anita Thank you

It means so much to me that the care for our love one is excellent. Thank you very much Wheat Ridge Manor THANKS for your hard working employers.

Please do not put your loved ones here. For a medicaid patient expect three to a tiny room. Staff is inconsiderate of patient needs and will tell a patient to pee in a diaper instead of assisting them to the bathroom. Buzzers will ring up and down the halls for over an hour without a response. Staff hangs out behind the nursing station and gossips among themselves while buzzers sound and family members wait to get questions answered. Clothing routinely gets lost and they refuse to replace it even weeks after the patient has left the facility.The only upside to this is I can tell you about it. Everything in this review was witnessed firsthand multiple times.

Horrible place. Sent a friend of mine home on Monday because the 100 percent coverage was up even though she could not walk and had s fever of 102. She was readmitted on Tuesday. Now when I called the lady Karen was very rude and lied and hung up on me. Do not send your loved ones here.they even threatened to call social services if we removed her. She wants to leave and cant afford the 200 a day. They lied about her discharge on Monday. Find someplace else.

If you need intensive care this is not the place to go. My dads wife could not eat by feeding her self so they would not or give her fluids as she wouldnt drink. She passed away 37 hours after leaving here after loosing 10 more pounds plus her kidneys had shut down . A few complications from dementia but mainly from the no food or water.