Dining
Meal preparation and service
Center Line, MI
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Center Line. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask Father Murray, a Villa Center about current services, prices, availability and a visit.
(586) 755-2400Calls go directly to the community.
View community sourcesA community description is not available yet. Contact the community for details.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
Learn moreNursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
Learn moreCurrent pricing
Contact the community
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
My husband stayed at Father Murray, a Villa Center. He was there for one month, and I had to get him out of there. It was awful. He was put in there with three beds in a room, squeezed between two beds. You could hardly get between the beds. The first time I went in to see him, he was in bed with no blankets and a dirty, wet diaper. I told them he needed to be changed, and they said they couldn't change him because it was dinner time. He has to wait. So I took him into the bathroom, took the wet diaper up, and put a new one on, but I didn't have anything to wash him up with. There were no…
My husband stayed at Father Murray, a Villa Center. He was there for one month, and I had to get him out of there. It was awful. He was put in there with three beds in a room, squeezed between two beds. You could hardly get between the beds. The first time I went in to see him, he was in bed with no blankets and a dirty, wet diaper. I told them he needed to be changed, and they said they couldn't change him because it was dinner time. He has to wait. So I took him into the bathroom, took the wet diaper up, and put a new one on, but I didn't have anything to wash him up with. There were no towels or toilet paper in the bathroom. I had to bring in blankets for him because they didn't have any. The next time I went to see him, there were no blankets again. I didn't get those blankets back until I was moving him out over three weeks. He froze in that place. The food was horrible. The staff was not very helpful. He had to wait forever for anything. The activities lady was very good about getting him up and out once a day because he wouldn't go the rest of the day, but she was there to help him get up. That's the only thing that I could say that was good about the facility. They need blankets. They need more staff and friendlier staff. They have the people in locked units. It's overcrowded.
Didn't get medication till midnight nurse on phone. Never met the aid . Aid sitting in mobile linen cart on phone. No one seems in charge. Seen my preschooler more organized than the staff!!!!!!
Staff is terrible This place smells and rooms aren’t cleaned needs a major renovation there are two people in a room in Room is not thoroughly sanitized. staff shows no respect for patient. Acts very nonchalant puts no effort in to show any concerns outside of coming in the room and talking to you like you aren’t human in this place was recommended to me from the social worker at Sinai Grace I would not let my dog stay here.
Since my mother has been in this facility, I will say when greeting the staff, all but one seem friendly. However, my mother has been in over a week and I have been to visit multiple times, I have only seen a nurse attend to her once, I have not seen her doctor or physical therapist at all. She stated that she has only had physical therapy once. the other day my mother pressed the nurse call button, it took 45 min for someone to respond. The responding nurse asked what was wrong then stated she would let my mother's nurse know. More than 30 minutes passed and there was still no response from her nurse. Dinner was served a short time later and still no response. In walking from the room to the elevator, many of the staff have their faces in their phones or goofing off at the nurse's station while patients are calling for help and being ignored. The floor next to my mother's bed was sticky for four days before it was cleaned. There are no chairs in the rooms for visitors to sit in. I guess that is so they won't stay too long and see how little care is being given. I had received a call from the 'social worker' and when returned the call, I told her what day and time I would be there and never heard from her again. Same situation with someone named Nicole about the care for my mother. I see why the list from Ascension rated this one star.
My wife is in Father Murray Nursing Center. It's adequate for what I need right now. She eats in her room, and they bring it in a timely manner. She's in a nondescript semi-hospital room. There's nothing special about it. It's got a television and a telephone. The staff is friendly and timely. I only visit her about three hours a day. I would recommend this facility if they need someone to look after their loved one. The parking was good and the upkeep was good.
My brother when for rehabilitation from hospital. I realize due to virus that everyone is short of staff. Explain how a grown man who goes in April weighting 155 pounds currently weight 100 pounds. He received no rehab and I be told he is dying. Hospice has been called in. They do not keep his hygiene needs current. Family member who visit had to wash his face brush his teeth He is so weak he is unable to leave bed. Please please don't let your Love ones be place in this place. (people die here)
I'm in Father Murray Villa center. The staff is pretty good, they're pretty attentive, but then I got problems with my roommate because she wants the lights on all night, and I can't sleep with the lights on. Most of the staff is very good. I'm gaining weight because there's too much starch on the food. It tastes good, but it's not meant for me. I have to have low carbohydrates, and they're not giving me that yet.
My son has cerebral palsy & is totally dependent on care. He has been at Father Murray`s approximately 2 month`s. He was rushed to St Johns hospital in critical condition. He is 57 & when he got to the hospital He only weighted 64 lbs & was completely dehydrated. He is still critical & the outcome does not look good. This is the kind of care he received from them. Please do not put a loved one at this place. Not only is the care terrible but the rooms are dirty. He had thrown up at night & when my daughter went to see him the next day. he had vomit still on his face & on his clothes.