ManorCare Health Services-Northside

Nursing Home Facility

2170 Rhine Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15212

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ManorCare Health Services-Northside

ManorCare Health Services-Northside is a senior care community located in Pittsburgh, PA. It provides nursing home care for older adults in the Pittsburgh area. To learn more, check current availability, or schedule a tour, call (412) 323-0420.

About ManorCare Health Services-Northside

Located half a mile from Allegheny General Hospital on Rhine Street in Pittsburgh, PA, ManorCare
provides individualized post-hospital skilled nursing care in a comfortable environment. Our
clinical and therapy teams are experienced in providing specialized care focused on your needs,
interests and ability. This commitment results in a smoother and safer transition throughout your
recuperation. You should look for a setting that specializes in providing vital medical care and
rehabilitation in a warm and caring environment. We offer a range of services to meet your health
care needs.

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Resident & family reviews

One of worse nursing homes in Pittsburgh!!!

I was a resident in Skyview and it was a nightmare! I was a resident
there for 3 or 4 months. I had to call the State and Ombudsman
several times because of Nursing staff verbally abusing me and
another 30+ year old patient. The CNA's used to abuse the elderly
men patients while giving them showers! One RN I had to call the
Pittsburgh Police on because she wouldn't get out of my way while I
was trying to drive my electric wheelchair. The officer explained to her
that was assault not letting me move my electric wheelchair. The Nurse
called my doctor who-the doctor began verbally abusing me as well.
The doctor who was the medical director at the time called me names
and said I didn't have a disease but he didn't know his partner already
given me the test that proved I had the disease.

The place constantly stunk of urination, the CNA's was lazy and they
never wanted to help. The administrator let me borrow one of their old
computers and I found employee records on the computer. I went to
the administrator and told him what I found, he let me have another
computer. A DAY or so later the nurse who wouldn't get out of my way
had the administrator go in my room she was screaming I had her
employee files!!! The Administrator told me I do not have to let the
nurses or anyone search my room. I gave them permission to ease
the crazy Rn's mind. I never had her records or any employee of Sky
views records. I got so sick from the drama I was hospitalized in West
Penn where I told West Penn don't send me back to Sky View.

IT GETS WORSE!! When I called the State Surveyors from the
Pennsylvania Department of Health after a I filed several complaints
of resident abuse and neglect, one of the Surveyors called the police
on me saying I scratched her car-Guess what her and the Rn were
friends and went to nursing school together!! State surveyors are
Registered Nurses. Registered nurses can not diagnose patients but
both of those two whacky nurses tried to say I had bipolar. That wanted
me to look so bad. Thank goodness for the ombudsman, she filed
the correct reports. Residents got beat up in that hell hole. I used to
drive my electric wheelchair to North View Heights to take the women-
cna's home after their shift from Sky View they told me what they did
to patients that hit them, spat on them or didn't listen to them. They
said when a patient gets a shower that's when they torture the patients
either by turning on hot water on the poor patient or cold water, One
woman-cna said she pinched an elderly patients private parts while in
the shower several times. That was the last time I escorted the
women-cna's home. When I reported the incident I received death
threats from the staff...Again the State did nothing. Skyview my was
12th nursing home I was a resident of. Sad to say I went another that
was even worse than Sky View after I left West Penn hospital. That's
when I decided to start my own investigative agency to report nursing
home abuse and neglect. When I was looking for lawyers there were
none to be found. Bob Casey was the Auditor General then. He wasn't
much help.

— Wendell Fears, Jun 2012