1 Star User Review
My dad was at Astoria for eleveen months. He is extremely oxygen dependant. Almost everytime I came to visit him his portable tank was empty. For eleveen months, I spoke with the nursing staff, director of nursing, assist director of nursing, and even the administrator on numerous occasssions. I was always told they were checking it. At one point the pulmonary physcians nurse came up with the idea for a timer to be set so they would know when they needed to change it. They still did not set the timer, and nursing staff did not even know what I was talking about. One day, the ADON herself told me the reason his tank was on empty was because they was short staffed!? Needless to say, he has been moved to a facility that so far has not let his tank run empty.