Exceptional from day one and continues to be a leader in the community. I would recommend this…read morefacility for any/all friends and family as they took great care of my uncle and aunt for a number of years. They took time to engage them both in the daily activities and were eager to assist in every aspect of their lives. I commend everyone in the facility especially the director, Sue McKenna and Mary Beth at the front welcome desk daily. I would never consider anywhere else if the need for a facility comes up again. This team sets the bar and the food, activities and more are the best in the industry. Thank you all for a job well done! Regards, Joe V.

My mother recently moved to the Avita ward from another assisted living facility. I cannot even…read morebegin to express how happy I am that we made this change. My mother was not being cared for very well in her assisted living facility so I was desperate to make a change but only wanted to make that change once. My mother has thrived since moving to Laurelwoods. The staff are truly fantastic - you really feel they care about the patients and that they truly enjoy their jobs. This is reinforced by the caring, competent and engaged management team. My mother is happy every time I speak with her which makes me in return very happy. I would recommend this facility to absolutely everyone and anyone who needs good quality care. Hands down the best decision I ever made for my mother!

For living assistance which meets the specialized needs of each individual resident The Arbors of…read moreTaunton provides a place to be called "home," a place of care, comfort and safety. My wife has now been a resident of their Reflections Memory Care unit for over six months, and I have enjoyed watching her being on the receiving end of this "family" approach. From administrators to department leaders, nurses and assistants, activity coordinators and general staff I see people who genuinely enjoy their jobs as part of a caregiving team. It is comforting to know that my loved one is under such expert and positive care.

My mom lived in The Arbors Taunton Reflections Memory Care unit for just over 2 years. The staff…read moreinteracting with mom were great! They encouraged her to participate in activities, both on and off site - mom really enjoyed dining out with the group. Mom was well cared for, in an environment that was safe and appropriate to her level of understanding due to dementia. Medication was ordered and administered by staff. Staff were available by phone if I had any questions or concerns, and they contacted me promptly when mom developed pneumonia, coordinating transport to and from the hospital. It was a great comfort to me to know that my mom was in a safe environment and receiving the proper care.

This review is about the quality of dining available at the Atria Senior Residence dining room…read more Since I first came to Atria, the number of vegetarian and plant-based protein items available has expanded noticeably. The lunch offering today is an example. Grated carrot and ginger croquettes, seared with Panko, accompanied by a refreshing yogurt and green pea purée. was a delight for the senses. Nnestled in a bed of fresh arugula, was a beet salad tasting only of the bright flavor of root-grown vegetables and garnished with freshly shaved goat cheese. This dish was delightful and welcomed and encouraging. I'm looking forward to more plant-based offerings. If

I have family staying here. First and foremost, the staff is incredible. Caring, loving, reliable…read moreand skilled. Everything you'd want in a place to send your loved one. It's a beautiful facility and very comfortable. I would have given five stars had it not been for the food. People eat three meals a day 7 days a week here. The menu hasn't really been substantially changed in two years, maybe more. Although the service staff is amazing, the food... sucks. I mean whoever is running the purchasing division just gave up. Profits before quality! Even among the aged residents, it's a joke Food is really all these wealthy folks can look forward to. They're paying a small fortune to be here and the least Atria could do is offer delicious high quality food with a seasonal menu. The food is bad enough to not send your loved ones to live here. I am sure it's a corporate thing, not because of the staff or local management. Give the resident what they pay for...great food and I'll give you FIVE stars. Update: They have a new F and B Director who seems to be very interested n fixing the problems with the food. I'd be remiss if i didn't mention staff such as Michelle, Nancy, Eva, Kayce, and Patty for the great care my loved ones receive.

My father was sent here after a stint in the hospital. Staff are friendly and both the public…read moreareas and rooms are clean and well kept. The cleanliness is something that really sticks out to me in comparison to some of the other facilities in the area.

It had been a while since we visited a family member at JML, but after our visit today we were…read morereminded why we love this facility. We have a family member who is recuperating here after a back surgery and from the day she entered this skilled nursing facility, she has bee treated well. Every staff member here is well trained and it is clear that this is a patient oriented facility. Additionally, the food at this facility is great and overall the atmosphere is positive. We have been to other establishments that put off a sense of "doom and gloom", and hands down this place surpasses them. In the end, if you have a choice in which rehabilitation program you want to attend on Cape, this is the one!

My husband had been in several local nursing homes prior to coming to Newfield. We had heard about…read moreit from people in the medical field as one of the best. My husband and I definitely agree. The staff is extremely caring and provides cheerful, competent assistance to the residents 24 by 7. The rooms are single rooms, which was very important to us. The food is delicious and varied, the view of Plymouth Harbor and the beautifully landscaped and accessible gardens are a great asset. Activities during the day cater to a variety of tastes and abilities. There is a daily chair exercise program and frequent musical entertainment. Living with disability and staying in a communal setting may not be easy, but if it is a necessity, my husband and I highly recommend Newfield.

Special place staffed by skillful people and managed with care, compassion and concern for their…read moreguests. Beautiful grounds, enjoyable food and endless activities make for purposeful days. My Father truly enjoyed the Independence Day Concert in the garden. He mentions that concert frequently. We evaluated many options and Newfield was a surprisingly easy choice. Cost is perfectly reasonable and there are zero unwanted financial entanglements. We are thankful such a wonderful place exists and that my Father is able to be a part of it. Enthusiastically recommended!

Very caring staff!! My mom loves coming here. Dawn the coordinator has been so helpful with the…read moretransition. Would definitely recommend

I am not sure about this particular location,however stay away from cornerstone adult day health in…read morefall river MA managed by the same organization.Prorgram spends no $ on updating activities not even art & craft projects.Food is mainly full of salt & highly processed- use canned & frozen ready to serve meals.Program director refuses to spend $ on activities to keep clients occupied & there is never enough food.When questioned, program director states she is given no budget for the client's needs.

I have worked in healthcare for over 30 years and can attest that Stafford Hill is top notch. The…read morestaff truly cares about each and every resident that lives there and the residents enjoy their lives there! The programming is geared specifically to the needs of the residents that are there at any given time and change with the times. I have and would continue referring friends and family to Stafford Hill if the need arises for their care.

My 90 year old friend chose his facility so he could bring his beloved dog. Eighteen days later…read morethey were both gone. Lots of questions have gone unanswered. After my friend passed they said some nurse had fallen in love with the dog and was keeping her. What are you talking about? I had a ten year relationship with the dog and she was gone forever. This company has been so shady about keeping this animal. I have not even been allowed to see her. Beware of placing any person or animal in this place. You will never see them again.

I wanted to give Vibra Hospital and its staff the greatest Thank you!! My loved one admitted on a…read morevent, trach, feeding tube, and so weak from extended hospital stay, after battling cancer, and after some bumps in the road God and Vibra has pulled thru saving his life and week after week miracles truly came thru, thru God and our Vibra Heroes- my loved one is OFF the vent, trach is out, he is able to walk with help, still has a long road to fully recover but by God's grace and Our Vibrancy Heroes- he has progressed amazingly!! Thank YOU VIBRA!! Thank YOU GOD for All you do! Keep shining YOUR light and guidance thru all these Vibra Heroes!!

This was not the facility I wanted my father to go to. He chose it because he wanted to be close to…read morehome. I knew he would get sub par care there and I was right. First off let's discuss the visitation policy. You have to make an appointment 24 hours in advance to see your loved one. You can't bring any bags or purses in. Am I visiting a hospital or a prison? They said it's Covid protocols but all Covid restriction have lifted in every health care facilities and as far as I know my purse doesn't cough. They want 24 hours notice so they can make sure your family member looks like they are taken care of. Let me say that there was some staff members that were wonderful, patient and kind. Respiratory therapy, PT and OT were great. I admit my father is not the easiest patient but when you have no ability to communicate with people behavior is the only way you have to get the point across. He is vent dependent and unable to speak. Speech therapy was non existent. She gave him a thick binder he had to flip through to get to what he wanted to say and gave him a card with the alphabet on it. These would be fine if they had bothered to take into account he is vision impaired and couldn't read any of it. One nurse was so rough cleaning him that he started to refuse to get washed. Because of his disease he is unable to control his head movement. When they turned him to wash him they hit his head on the side rail of the bed 3 different times and also pushed his trach into the side rail when turning him. They took no account of the pain he was in. I had to fight to get him so much as oxycodone. My dad even told us that one night a staff member told him she would love to watch him burn. When we brought this to their attention instead of investigating the complaint the case manager said they were sending him to a facility in Boston with less than 24 hours notice. We had no opportunity to tour the facility. It's 55 miles away from where he lives which forces my 70 year old stepmother to drive into Boston daily. They told us if we appealed we would have to pay out of pocket for him to stay there. Such a nice thing to do, to isolate a dying man from his family. They took a family nightmare and amplified it by 1000. One day it will be them in the bed and I hope karma gives them exactly what they deserve. People aren't dollar signs. They likely will attempt to challenge this review or have some comment. What they did to my father and our family was criminal. There is no heart or compassion in this place. 10 out of 10 do not recommend. Addendum: When we got to the new facility and they did his skin check vibra never even put a dressing on his wound. Instead they just stuffed some gauze between butt cheeks so he laid on an ambulance stretcher for almost 2 hours with no protection. And within hours spiked a temp with an aspiration pneumonia. So I guess they didn't bother to hold his tube feeding before left. As a healthcare professional I strongly recommend not sending anyone you love to this dump