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Healthcare With A Heart.
- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat - Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 360-491-1765
- Address:
- 1505 Carpenter Rd SE Lacey, WA 98503
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- Categories
- Hospices, Assisted Living & Elder Care Services, Assisted Living Facilities, Nursing & Convalescent Homes
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- (360) 455-9256
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Profit Nursing Home
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The Lodge at Roo-Lan Healthcare Center provides Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing care with passionate, dedicated and trained staff and volunteers. We are committed to the comfort and satisfaction of our residents. Located in Lacey, WA, our staff works to view resident care from the resident's point of view to ensure quality care. Through a variety of assessment tools, staff will be able to define the specific needs, likes, dislikes and life practices of each resident in order to individualize care planning and delivery of ancillary services. Our care services include: • Skilled nursing facility • Assisted living facility • Senior health and lifestyle • Planning for the future • Therapy services • Grief and loss counseling We also provide effective care planning, conferencing and reporting mechanisms to ensure consistent 24-hour care to achieve quality of life for our residents. Call The Lodge at Roo-Lan today and schedule a personal tour to learn more.
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09/03/11
This place wouldn't get 1 star but 0 stars is not an option. My husbands grandmother, while her eyesight and hearing was failing, was a healthy 98 3/4 when she went into this place. She needed assistance walking but 2 "caregivers" dropped her twice in her first week. The 2nd time it gave her a huge black eye & split her forehead open from inner brow to outer hairline requiring many stitches. I was not warned about the head wound and when I walked in to visit. As I burst into tears at seeing her head with a large bloody gash across it and 1/3 of the left side of her face was red & purple, the nurse who walked me in said "Oh it's not as bad as it looks." ???? It was one of the most traumatizing experiences I have ever had. Within 6 weeks she died. Her mind was sharp but she couldn't recover from this. If you love your family members do not put them in this facility.