Residencia y Apartamentos con Servicios ORPEA Puerto Banús

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Marbella, Spain

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Old peoples home· Apartment complex

Residencia y Apartamentos con Servicios ORPEA Puerto Banús Reviews | Rating 4 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Residencia y Apartamentos con Servicios ORPEA Puerto Banús is located in Marbella, Spain on Calle los Granados, s/n,. Residencia y Apartamentos con Servicios ORPEA Puerto Banús is rated 4 out of 5 in the category old peoples home in Spain.

Address

Calle los Granados, s/n,

Phone

+34952908900

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Stephan Tual

With Dr Fernandez from orpea 'care' home messing up not once, but four times my mother prescription drugs, it caused her a hypertensive event which almost took her life. I am suing them of course, but would also like to warn you of the following: patients left alone on wheelchairs in corridors, mouth agape, like detritus. No medical oversight or activities that were promised. Live, naked electrics in patients rooms. My mother was left in her own urine for days because the doctor did not accept she was incontinent. A disgrace to elderly care which authorities cannot close soon enough.

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Marie-Andree Gleeson

Well run care home,Ive never had a single complaint about the levels of care there.

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Jonathan Bennion-Pedley

A well run and generally pleasing waiting room

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John Cole

Karen Wilkinson is more than kind in her review; since the multinational group Orpea bought out the Sanyres group, this establishment has sunk so badly that nobody is happy here. The food is often compared to prison food, although I think prison food might be better, as the prisoners have to cook it for themselves. The apartments are comfortable, and the staff are great, but if something goes wrong, there is no longer local management, everything has to be reported back to head office in Madrid, who refuse to correspond with residents. My building has been suffering from failed internet since September. It is a simple fix, requiring an inexpensive new component and some labour, but nothing gets done about it. Almost all residents use the internet for their entertainment, or to keep in touch with their families back home, so the Christmas week has been miserable for many. Here is an image of a typical dinner:

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Karen Wilkinson

Sanyres is ok, It is not exceptional. My father has been here over two years with dementia. I have just taken my father out of sanyres and moved him back to the UK where I discovered that he had been put on a strong dose of anti-psychotic medicine without my knowledge, this medicine is dangerous for people who have had a stroke - and my father has had a stroke. The medicine has kept him sedated without my knowledge. I'm obviously very unhappy about this. There are very few activities and weekends are very quiet, no stimulation. Residents are locked out of their rooms during the day and locked in at night which my father finds distressing. Often residents are kept waiting in wheelchairs in corridors. When I'd been away for 3 weeks and went to visit my father recently, I found he had no toothpaste or shower gel. Many of his clothes are lost despite being clearly marked. Better if you are here visiting your relative frequently to keep an eye on them. Other than that, the apartments are nice and the setting is good, the garden is well cared for and the food seems ok.