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El Centro de día Debagoiena recibe críticas significativas de sus usuarios respecto a la falta de personal, el mantenimiento deficiente de las instalaciones y la ausencia de programas de actividades terapéuticas adecuadas para los mayores. Aunque algunos destacan la amabilidad del personal y la limpieza en ciertos aspectos, las preocupaciones dominantes incluyen infraestructuras insuficientes (solo 2 ascensores para un edificio de 4 plantas), problemas de accesibilidad y una calidad general de atención que los usuarios describen como poco digna, lo que sugiere que
- Soy yo Potxoli
It looks like a nice residence, the sad, shameful, amazing thing is that they don't have the local language more widely spoken and more Basque speakers; you only see Latin Americans. Sad reality, we have nothing against it.
- Ramón Godoy Moraga
Understaffed. New building but poorly maintained; our elderly need better. More staff, more resources, and an activities program so our seniors can have a dignified and happier old age.
- Jon EU
The staff is very friendly, and the cleanliness is excellent. What is inconceivable is that in a large building (ground floor + 3 floors) with only 2 elevators, where only two wheelchair users can fit, the stairs cannot be used so that family members don't have to wait an eternity to enter and exit the building during peak visiting hours.
- Pitxin
A very neglected, run-down, and dirty place. But maintenance is conspicuous by its absence. Who does such poor maintenance? Bad image with so many foreigners. Please take better care of your appearance; it's understandable that we don't take our seniors with us. Please take better care of your appearance, your staff, and your customers. A garden would be appreciated, and where to take them if it rains? It's a shame not to have basements.
- Martin Mugica
Comment on the poor care the assistants provide to the grandparents. There are no occupational therapies or memory workshops to help them understand, bingo and songs from the goalkeeper's microphone. I won't go into details about the terrible food or the assistants' treatment of the grandparents.
