Seasons Healthcare

    303 Broadway Ave S, Trimont, MN, 56176
    2.6 · 8 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    • Skilled nursing
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    1.0

    Neglect abuse dirty unsafe facility

    I lived there and experienced discrimination and outright maltreatment. Chronic understaffing left staff inattentive-call lights unanswered for hours and therapy neglected-while administration felt uncaring. Meals were meager and cold, residents lacked gowns/adequate nightwear, and the facility is dirty, run-down, bug-prone and unsafe; it needs major improvement.

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    2.63 · 8 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      1.0
    • Staff

      1.3
    • Meals

      1.0
    • Amenities

      1.5
    • Value

      1.0

    Cons

    • Inattentive staff during therapy
    • Long delays responding to call lights
    • Staffing shortages/insufficient staffing levels
    • Uncaring or unresponsive administration
    • Discrimination and maltreatment
    • Dirty, unsanitary conditions and presence of bugs
    • Run-down, outdated facility and resident rooms
    • Inadequate overnight clothing or no gowns provided
    • Very poor meals: small portions and low quality (example: half plain lunch meat sandwich, lukewarm tater tots, baloney)
    • Safety and wellbeing concerns for residents
    • Negative overall care experience and dissatisfaction
    • Overworked staff/hard on workers
    • Maintenance and update needs (hallway floors, rooms)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews present a strongly negative overall impression of Seasons Healthcare, with multiple reviewers expressing high dissatisfaction and describing the facility as unsafe, uncaring, and in need of substantial improvement. Recurring language such as worst place ever, terrible care, and negative care experience indicates consistent and severe concerns rather than isolated incidents.

    Care quality and staffing: The dominant theme is poor quality of care driven largely by staffing problems. Multiple summaries cite inattentive staff during therapy, long delays answering call lights, and an overall staffing shortage. Reviewers describe staff as overworked and call lights being left on for hours, which implies inadequate staffing ratios and/or poor response protocols. These staffing issues are directly tied to resident safety and wellbeing concerns reported by reviewers. Several comments also mention discrimination and maltreatment, suggesting not only understaffing but possible problems with staff behavior or culture that affect vulnerable residents.

    Staff behavior and management: Beyond shortages, reviewers point to uncaring or unresponsive administration and maltreatment/discrimination. The administration is described as uncaring, and that perception is reinforced by examples such as inadequate provision of gowns or overnight clothing and poor responsiveness to resident needs. The combination of management perceived as uncaring and staff that are either inattentive or overwhelmed creates a pattern of neglect and dissatisfaction reported across reviews.

    Dining and nutrition: Dining receives notably negative feedback. Specific meal examples given include extremely small or low-quality offerings such as a half plain lunch meat sandwich, five lukewarm tater tots with coleslaw, and a baloney lunch. These anecdotes indicate concerns about portion size, food quality, temperature control, and nutritional adequacy. Meal issues are a frequent complaint and contribute to the overall poor assessment of daily living conditions at the facility.

    Facility condition and cleanliness: Multiple reviewers describe the building and rooms as run-down and outdated, calling out old hallway floors and resident rooms in need of updates. Cleanliness problems are also reported, with mentions of dirtiness and bugs, which raise serious infection control and comfort issues. These environmental concerns, coupled with reports of inadequate supplies like gowns, create a picture of a facility that is behind on maintenance and basic hygiene standards.

    Safety and wellbeing: Safety is a repeated concern. The combination of slow staff response times, staffing shortages, reported maltreatment, and unsanitary conditions contributes to reviewers concluding that resident wellbeing is at risk. Call lights left unanswered for hours and inattentive therapy sessions are specific examples that reviewers used to justify worries about resident safety.

    Patterns and implications: The consistency of themes across reviews — staffing shortages, inattentive care, poor meals, dirty/run-down environment, and unresponsive administration — suggests systemic issues rather than isolated problems. Several reviews emphasize that the conditions are hard on workers, implying high workload and stress, which can exacerbate turnover and perpetuate the cycle of poor care. The presence of discrimination and maltreatment allegations indicates potential cultural or supervisory failings that need direct attention.

    Conclusion: In summary, the aggregated reviews portray Seasons Healthcare as a facility with multiple, overlapping deficiencies: insufficient and overburdened staff, poor food service, substandard cleanliness and maintenance, and administrative apathy or dysfunction. These issues together lead to significant safety and wellbeing concerns for residents. The reviews call for urgent action to address staffing levels, improve staff training and oversight, upgrade facilities and cleanliness practices, and overhaul dietary services to meet basic care expectations.

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    About Seasons Healthcare

    Seasons Healthcare sits in Trimont, Minnesota, in a quiet, community-centered spot where folks know each other, and that's something worth mentioning because it sets a calm background for daily life, and it's run as a privately-owned nursing home managed by Partner Senior Living Options, and Ms. Patrice Goette serves as the administrator, which gives it a bit more of a personal touch. Seasons Healthcare's been around for over 55 years, so there's a long history of caring for people, and it has a 31-bed skilled nursing facility, though sometimes that number seems like it says 26, but the latest is 31 beds all designated for skilled nursing care, none set aside for hospital, psychiatric, or other special hospital roles, so it's focused just on nursing home care, plain and simple, and the license number for this facility is 365 through the Martin County licensing authority, with a license type of "CORPORATION," which, for those who care about such things, means the license holder lives on the property, and the place is steady and well-regulated.

    Seasons Healthcare provides a good spread of care types, such as personalized nursing care, memory care for folks who need it, and help with daily living, plus therapies including physical, occupational, and speech, and there's wound care, IV therapy, respite care if someone only needs to stay a short while, and hospice services too, so a person dealing with chronic health issues or just getting back on their feet can find support. Comfort and dignity stay front and center here, with resident well-being getting a lot of attention through programs to keep people engaged and outdoor spaces that are actually nice to use, not just there for looks, and management organizes resident events to keep spirits up, with an administrator, director of nursing, and a resident life coordinator working together to handle care and planning. Dietary services and environmental care are on site, so meals and cleanliness are handled with attention.

    No one claims Seasons Healthcare is perfect or without flaws, but the people here try to help residents live with as much comfort as possible, and they offer care that addresses both body and mind, in a setting that doesn't feel rushed or forgotten, which is all most people want when looking for a place to stay as they age. The place looks like it's been shaped by many years serving older adults, and the staff try to treat people with the respect every person deserves, and for folks looking for honest nursing home care with a range of services in a small-town Minnesota setting, Seasons Healthcare is a real, long-standing option.

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