The Wyngate at Circleville
Anonymous
"Nice facility but lacks 24/7 nurse, too large for comfort"
We visited The Wyngate at Circleville to find a place for our loved one needing assistance. It's a really nice and new place. The people there are friendly. However, they only have a nurse during the day, and at night, from 11 PM to 7 AM, it's staffed by STNAs. The nurse is available on call. The facility is quite big, which we felt might be overwhelming for our loved one. It's a good place overall, but we felt we should keep looking for somewhere that suits our loved one better.
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tampabuckeye
"Tragic Experience at Wyngate: Unfulfilled Promises and Neglect."
My mom passed away at Wyngate just 5 weeks after moving in. Despite us forking out more money for superior care, we got absolutely nothing of the sort. It was bad from the get-go, with terrible management and workers, who seemed green and were constantly changing due to high rates of staff quitting. To make it worse, they were always understaffed. Even the food was substandard, always delivered cold to mom's room. Promises of bi-weekly showers and weekly bed linen changes were never kept. She went an entire two weeks without her sheets being changed! They also seldom assisted mom to get into bed and never helped her dress. The saddest part was when she had a fall getting out of her chair at 11pm and passed away four days later. She was supposed to be tucked into bed by 9pm, not left unaided till 11. No one had been into check on her from late afternoon until she fell -- her dinner tray was still in the room and leftover food was scattered around after her accident. All this for $6400 per month out of pocket. Please, don't make the same mistake we did!
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Jim R
"Poor Care and Service at this Assisted Living Facility"
This place provides low-quality care with hardly any effort. I've noticed things disappearing from my family's belongings and they're nowhere to be found. The meals they deliver are of such poor quality, they might as well come from Meals on Wheels. They don't even help the residents eat, they just leave the food and go. Be careful when considering to move a loved one into this facility. It's all talk but nothing to show for it!
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