St. Anthony Healthcare Center

We just had to move my family member from here.. in my opinion when I visited I seen a bunch of young cna workers talking and messing around in the hallways .. they rarely change diapers ..and my family member did not receive physical therapy and is almost in worse condition after being here.. this is to help others who are looking at this place.. when ur looking for a nursing home go as far up north as u can.

After discharging here from the hospital from a recent hospital stay, I also suffered a stroke 4 years ago and the care has been excellent and exceeded my expectations the staff and PT are all caring and knowledgeable I receive physical therapy 5 days a week and I just wish I had been able to come here sooner after my stroke. The facility is very clean, the staff very helpful and I’ve enjoyed my stay here as I get stronger. Highly recommend!

My uncle is now at St. Anthony, he has been here for over 2-weeks. I still recommend them and their care. After reading some of the recent reviews (8-all in one day) believe that these are a former worker who out to make St. Anthony look bad. My opinion; my belief. If you have an issue please voice it on the spot. mistakes will be made but rectified. (Previous post) Even though my Aunt was only here for 5-days before she passed, it was a nice rehab. Clean, food good, and therapy was so nice.

I do not recommend this facility based on my recent experience with my father’s care. There were ongoing concerns involving neglect, unsanitary conditions, and lack of timely medical attention. I also observed discrepancies in documentation that did not accurately reflect his condition. The most serious incident occurred when he was transported to the hospital without proper coordination and was left unattended upon arrival, with no clinical handoff provided. This caused delays in care and raised significant safety concerns. Attempts to address these issues with staff were not handled appropriately. Families should not have to advocate at this level to ensure basic care standards. I strongly encourage others to carefully consider all options before choosing this facility. These concerns have been reported to the appropriate regulatory agencies. Update (in response to facility): I have already made multiple attempts to address these concerns directly with staff and administration during my father’s stay, both in person and through documented communication, without meaningful resolution. The issues outlined were not isolated and required repeated intervention to ensure my father received basic care. These events have been thoroughly documented with specific dates, times, and supporting evidence. Given the seriousness of what occurred—including the lack of coordination during his hospital transfer and absence of a proper clinical handoff—this matter has been formally escalated through the appropriate regulatory channels. My intent in sharing this is to ensure accountability and to help other families make informed decisions when placing a loved one in a care facility.

My experience with this facility left me with serious concerns about the level of care being provided. What I observed was not a one-time issue, but a pattern of situations where basic needs did not appear to be consistently met without family involvement. During visits, it became increasingly clear that attention to detail, responsiveness, and overall patient care were inconsistent. There were moments that were difficult to witness, especially when it seemed like comfort, dignity, and proper oversight were not being prioritized the way they should be in a setting responsible for vulnerable individuals. It is extremely concerning when family members feel the need to step in repeatedly to ensure their loved one is properly cared for. That is not something that should be expected or normalized in any healthcare environment. Facilities like this are trusted to provide a certain standard of care, and when that trust is shaken, it leaves families feeling anxious, frustrated, and, honestly, helpless. Concerns were brought forward during the stay, but there did not appear to be consistent or meaningful improvement. That lack of resolution is what makes the situation even more troubling. Every patient deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and attentiveness at all times—not just when someone is present or advocating on their behalf. Families should not feel like they have to monitor basic care or worry about whether their loved one’s needs are being properly addressed. While I understand that staffing and workload can be challenging in healthcare settings, that does not excuse the level of inconsistency that was observed. Accountability and proper oversight are critical, especially when dealing with individuals who rely entirely on staff for their well-being. I would strongly encourage any family considering this facility to remain actively involved, ask questions, and stay present as much as possible. Being aware and engaged can make a significant difference. My hope in sharing this is that it brings awareness and encourages improvements, because no family should have to experience these kinds of concerns when trusting others with the care of someone they love.