Información de contacto
Daimús, 46710 Valencia
Titularidad
Private
Opiniones
La Residencia Tercera Edad Solimar Daimús presenta opiniones muy polarizadas: mientras algunos residentes y familias elogian ampliamente la atención del personal, las instalaciones y el trato humanitario recibido, otros relatan experiencias muy negativas marcadas por negligencia en la alimentación, falta de cuidados adecuados y un deterioro de la salud de sus familiares durante su estancia. Esta disparidad significativa sugiere que la calidad de la atención podría ser inconsistente o que existen problemas graves de gestión que requieren atención inmediata.
- desa llorca
I don't recommend it... From the first day my mother was given up for dead, especially by the physiotherapist. Her last days were miserable. We admitted her on a Friday, and she died on Saturday morning. According to the emergency room doctor, she was malnourished when she arrived. Several colleagues told me she wouldn't eat because the food was disgusting. She often wouldn't eat, and they didn't do anything. The truth is, we had a terrible time during the two years she was there... I'm sorry, but that's just my experience.
- María
I've heard terrible things about it; it made my father feel worse than when he went in. I don't recommend it.
- jose martinez ramirez
My experience as a resident has been very positive. I entered the residence in quite poor physical and psychological condition, but now, after two years and four months, I have made significant progress both physically and mentally. This is thanks to the residence, medication, and my own willpower. I'd like to add that I will be 81 years old on November 25th. Thank you, "Solimar" Senior Residence.
- maite martinez
I have a relative in this residence and I only have words of gratitude from the management, social worker, psychologist, all the assistants and of course reception, impeccable cleanliness, family treatment and facilities very well prepared to care for our elderly, thank you very much Solimar.
- APM
Approximately twenty months ago, we had to admit our mother to this nursing home. Although she always said she wanted to be at home, she soon realized that due to the care she needed, we could no longer provide it, and she gladly accepted this new stage of her life. The welcome from all the staff was extraordinary, and it has continued throughout this time, with a multitude of actions and displays of affection toward her. As the days passed, we saw how my mother was adapting to her new home and regaining her happiness. She went from being confined within the four walls of her living room, where she was usually alone, to being surrounded by people who made her feel at home. We will never forget that in those final days, when you came to visit her, and even though she barely had the strength to stay awake, she always kept a shred of strength to open her eyes, give a small smile, or even give you a light hug, thanking you all for the outpouring of love and affection. Thank you to the entire management team, doctors, nurses, and assistants... always attentive to any developments in her daily and diverse ailments, so that her quality of life would be as good as possible, demonstrating true professionalism. JMR'S FAMILY
