4/5 the e. 5 years ago on Google • 38 reviews
Rooms
are
great!
If
you're
lucky,
you'll
get
a
room
with
an
integrated
bathroom;
if
you're
unlucky,
you'll
get
a
room
with
a
room
next
door
and
you'll
have
to
share
the
bathroom
with
the
resident.
I
was
a
short-term
resident
+
preventive
care
resident
(3
months,
after
a
serious
accident),
so
you
normally
always
get
a
room
with
a
bathroom
to
yourself.
The
nursing
staff
are
mostly
very
nice
and
helpful.
They're
just
human,
and
this
job
sometimes
pushes
you
to
your
limits.
There
are
some
offers
that
everyday
companions
make.
Social
workers
and
whatever
else
there
are
have
always
been
very
nice
to
me.
The
technicians
who
took
care
of
getting
me
a
TV
were
also
very
nice
-
the
task
was
an
undertaking
and
they
didn't
give
up
before
I
could
use
the
TV.
The
lunch
is
VERY
expandable...but
it
also
came
from
another
house...breakfast
was
always
very
good.
I
looked
forward
to
it
every
morning!
Yes,
food
was
the
highlight
there...
that's
how
it
is.
At
Christmas
everyone
got
1.
a
great
🎁
from
the
pharmacy
and
2.
a
great
🎁
from
home.
I
could
use
it
all
-
and
I
think
the
others
could
too.
Room
maintenance,
which
SHOULD
take
place
daily,
always
depended
heavily
on
staff.
2
of
them
don't
clean
my
room
for
over
a
week.
Until
I
figured
out
that
this
should
be
done
daily.
I
told
the
ward
manager,
who
IMMEDIATELY
told
the
room
attendant.
The
next
day
the
cleaner
cheekily
said
to
me:
"and
there
will
be
cleaning
tomorrow!"
Afterwards
I
let
you
know
again
-
I
never
saw
the
two
room
attendants
again!^^
I
would
like
to
highlight
ward
manager
Irina,
nurse
Dennis
(!),
nurse
Beata,
Merima,
Razia,
everyday
companion/social
service
Sabine,
Monika,
Maria
and
one
more,
Unfortunately
I
can't
remember
the
name😢.
And
special
thanks
to
the
intern
Fara!
She
was
ALWAYS
(!)
there
with
love.
Nothing
was
ever
too
much
for
her.
When
I'm
old,
I'll
be
happy
to
use
this
house!
Many
greetings,
Andrea
Reimann