My wife and moved into Lantern Hill on Valentine's Day 2024 after 36 years living in Westfield. We…read morehave loved Lantern Hill from Day 1, as well as during the preceding eight months as we were considering and then committing. Its care wing is designed for our possible long term needs, not for someone looking for a nursing home immediately. (Its LTC wing is so highly rated, it shows up on searches for people not able to be admitted from outside the LH community. Such people are disappointed and leave misguided reviews.) The actual life here is wonderful: such as choices of food, activities, and the many new friends whom we then get to know much better than when living on a normal suburban block of single family homes. We could write so much more, and it is all good, but I want to get back to enjoying it now.

My father in law lived there. He died in January. Getting back the large deposit he had to give in…read more"buying" his unit has been a nightmare. His final bill was wrong, charging for meals and services that occurred after his death. And clearly they slow walk paying back the original deposit. 10 months and counting.

Like many adult children, it's a challenge to see your parents needing more care and losing their…read moreindependence. For a long time, our mom wouldn't even consider a senior living facility. She believed no one cared about the residents and she felt as if she was being put away. Fortunately, we found Brandywine at Mountain Ridge. I was in tears from the first time I walked in because it was exactly what we were looking for. Incredibly caring staff, and I mean everyone that works there. They love the people in their care so much that the residents pick up that caring feeling and care for each other. She is happy there, has made friends, loves the food and participates in the activities she likes. My mom is back to mom we knew a long time ago because she trusts in good people at Brandywine, and they take wonderful care of her. I totally recommend this place!

I feel so blessed that I found Brandywine at Mountain Ridge for my cousin Anita. A friend had…read morerecommended it to me, and from the first time that I visited, I knew it was the right place for Anita. Brandywine is a very special place. The administration has developed a strong, caring culture and that every staff member embodies. Everyone that works there from the administrators, nurses and aides to the housekeepers, maintenance and the dining staff are very knowledgeable, loving and caring. Anita lived at Brandywine for four years and from the day she arrived, she began to look, feel and act younger with every day. After living isolated at home by herself for many years, she finally had a chance to meet some good friends and enjoy their companionship. Anita loved the musical, art and crafting activities and above all, loved the food, especially the desserts. Brandwine has many amenities for the residents including a gym, a cafe and transportation to shopping and appoinments. The common areas are beautiully decorated and the apartments are very spacious and clean. I am forever grateful to everyone at Brandywine who took such wonderful care of Anita. And a special thank you to Paula, Nicole and Alison, thank you for all of the help and guidance you gave to me.

Our mom moved into the Delaney about six months ago. I can't adequately describe how wonderful the…read moreexperience was for our mother and our family. The staff is caring and simply tremendous and worthy of calling out by name Seari, Mathew, and Jackie in particular. The dining staff goes the extra mile with a varied daily menu. I got to spend a lot of time as mom was at end of life...I met some amazing residents who genuinely cared for my mother. The culture of The Delaney is what helps make it unique. The building is brand new with a definite pride of ownership. As you can read I appreciate the Team Delaney and highly recommend it for your loved ones Steve Bashe

From the owner: The Delaney at Bridgewater, in Bridgewater, New Jersey, offers a vibrant senior living experience…read morewith Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care, all within one campus, allowing residents to age in place as their needs change. Nestled on 38 wooded acres just off I-287 and Route 22, residents enjoy both a peaceful, residential setting and proximity to Central New Jersey's upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment. Guided by LifeStyle Promises®, the community emphasizes comfort, choice, and connection, empowering residents to shape their lifestyle and enjoy meaningful daily moments. Services include bi-weekly housekeeping, 24/7 staff support and emergency systems, apartment and grounds maintenance, local transportation, chef-prepared meals, a Health and Wellness Navigation program, most utilities, and a pet-friendly environment. Amenities feature restaurant-style dining, a full-service salon and spa, a fitness studio, art studio, access to higher levels of care, a multipurpose room for socializing, and underground parking. Every detail is crafted to create a welcoming environment for a maintenance-free, fulfilling lifestyle.

Dont judge a book by its cover. Fellowship Village looks beautiful, and the amenities may be nice…read morefor independent living but I do not recommend it for short term sub-acute rehab. My 90 year old mom was there for four weeks after a long hospital stay. Sometimes she waited over 40 minutes just to go to the bathroom. The aids never ask if there is anything else that she need, they walk right out of the room as soon as she is back in her chair, often forgetting to give her her call button. Instead of helping her get back to independent living they got her dependent on diapers. The physical therapy wasnt all that great either (they did not do too much). The food is horrible and my mom lost 15 pounds after the first 3 weeks without anyone saying anything to me. Oh and the showers, my mom got a foot fungus. and it took two weeks for her just to get her first shower. They sent her home without having a shower in 10 days. Like others said, there are a few nice people who care, but most don't. I saw the aids hanging out in an oversized closet so that they cant be found when paged.

My sister moved with her husband to Fellowship Village in September of 22. seven months later her…read morehusband passed and she decided to move to get closer to family. She moved September 23. In the year that she was there she lost $113,000 (26) of her entry fee and is owed the balance of $321,974. It is now mid December and still no reimbursement, even after being told by the business office that we would have it by this date. Fellowship Village is worse than a Ponzi Scheme

I visited a relative here a few weeks ago. I was shocked to see what a shabby, dismal and…read moredepressing place this is. It doesn't appear to be terribly clean either. The room is tiny with 2 large beds. Frankly, I'd rather be euthanized than be forced to live here. What a dump!

What a HORROR SHOW! Do not let your loved ones be here! My poor baby brother died two days ago so I…read morecan finally post this. Due to my own health and COVID I could not visit my brother in person. I have an entire notebook of call after call trying to get help for him. His "social worker" -Belinda- was neither. I have videos he desperately sent me. He also begged me not to alert the authorities since he couldn't move. Windsor Health- you are disgusting. I used to think I'd never wish ALS on anyone....

My mom recently became a resident of the Eastern Star Home. She would always tell me that if she…read moreneeded to be put in a Home, she wanted to be at the Eastern Star Home. Everyone always told me what good care they received there, and I can attest to that. From the first day that she arrived they took great care of her, attending to her every need. I am so thankful to the many people that work at the Eastern Star Home for all the care they gave to my mom, the professional and loving way they took care of mom and myself. They showed Mom and my family such compassion that is helped my family at this difficult time. Everyone that works there is an asset to the Home and on behalf of my sister, niece and nephews I want to say a big thank you. Mom last days on this earth were spent in a place where she was loved and cared for.

From the owner: New Jersey Eastern Star Home is a hidden gem located conveniently in Bridgewater, New Jersey. We…read moreare a one-of-a kind, non-profit nursing center providing a unique approach to skilled nursing and rehabilitation. Founded by the Order of the Eastern Star of New Jersey, a non-denominational, fraternal charitable organization, New Jersey Eastern Star Home is open to the public and welcomes all. Whether your loved one needs round-the-clock nursing care, occasional assistance, or requires short-term post-hospital care, you'll have peace of mind knowing that we have every resident's best interest at heart. In fact, we were named a US News & World Report Best Nursing Home 2012-2014! As a trusted not-for-profit with a proven track record in Bridgewater for over fifty-five years, we continually reinvest in our community in ways that enhance our residents' care.

DEATH VALLEY!!! BEWARE!!! DO NOT SEND A LOVED ONE HERE IF YOU WISH THEM TO LIVE! MALPRACTICE…read moreLAWSUIT IN PURSUIT!!! Head of Nursing Rachana Patel refused multiple times to send family member to ER, she "described member as difficult and holding their breath" when our family sent them to ER they were found on the brink OF DEATH with multiple Pulmonary Embolisms - Rachana Patel and CareOne employees have been reported to NJ Board of Nursing, NJ Dept of Health, etc. CareOne is being sued for negligence and malpractice, namely Rachana Patel - head of nursing and doctor Ramaswami. Will keep all apprised of lawsuit outcome, as any profits will continue to put an end to this company.

Worst care ever my gram was just there she was never brought out to eat breakfast only meal she ate…read morewas lunch because we were there they don't change the patients or clean I can go on for days it's terrible don't take anyone there they should be shut down

The wonderful people at Comfort Keepers helped my family through some really tough times, they took…read morecare of my dad up until the end, and also for my mom who ended getting sick, all of them are such caring and pleasant workers. I would and have recommended Comfort Keepers to anyone who is in need of care. Thanks again for treating us like family when we really needed it the most.

Comfort Keepers were responsive, quick and very easy to deal with when I had to use them for a live…read morein aid for my mom. They went above and beyond to find someone within a few days for us and she was a wonderful caretaker.