Williamwood House

F EL 

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2 years ago

Not a great place to work. Agency people do not get treated well, SPECIALLY during night shifts. If you are a dedicated, energetic and devoted employee then please stay away from this place, they will make sure to use you as they please and if you do speak up for yourself as things can get pretty unfair you will be antagonized on the spot (they'll make sure to find/make up anything to put you in trouble). Pay is not worth the headache either. Avoid at all costs. 

Heather Tasoren 

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7 years ago

Despite telling staff during the admission process that my mother was at risk for falls, they did not secure her bed and she fell on the floor the first night. Their response? We will put a sensor mat on the floor (in other words, she’d be allowed to fall again) until social services assess her. Luckily this was a week’s respite only but on discharge she had a deep graze all up the front of her shin which could not be explained. I was just glad to get her away from there. Terrible smell in the place which they try to cover u... read more

Rik Lee 

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8 years ago

There are very few buildings like this. It sits on ground well out of sight and traffic. Unless you know it's there, you would never know. The level of care of great. It's a happy place to be which I can tell when I drop in to see my dad. I purposely vary my days and times so I can get a true picture of how the home operates. This care home specialises in Alzheimers/Dementia and are trained for this. Group: Church of Scotland Trading as CrossReach Person in charge: was Neil Watson (Unit Manager). He had to leave. I'll up dat... read more