PROS: The staff here is nice, including Jasmine who is one of the administrators. Food is good,…read morelooks like a hotel, people here seem happy, and they accept many insurances CONS: Overpriced when it's out of pocket and parking lot is skinny so it's hard to drive past other cars OVERALL: As long as your insurance is covering this, I highly recommend coming here. I recommend speaking with Jasmine for a tour

The best of their ability care was given at this facility. The staff is friendly and really looks…read moreout for the well being of their residents. The facility is clean and the food is good. The doctors are caring and knowledgeable. If you must go to a rehab place I do recommend this one. :)

My mother suffered a stroke and had limited ability to move her left leg. She was discharged after…read moretwo short weeks with vast improvement because of the dedication of the rehabilitation team. Nurses were diligent, all of the staff was beyond friendly. The only reason I'm not awarded them five stars is due to the food. They need to improve I the culinary department, but everything else was outstanding. I highly recommend this place.

Genuinely not a fan here. The staff does not care and if you have good insurance they'll keep your…read moreloved one forever. The rooms are not kept as clean as the lobby, there are gnats in most rooms & the common area. Staff suggested for the patient to continuously wave his arms to shoo them away. Short of it, this place is all about the money honey. I'm fairly certain no one here has had to put a loved one in care homes before and the lack of empathy & emotional intelligence shows.

The place is beautiful and the staff is very attentive and caring. We are very grateful to everyone…read morethere -- especially the PT/OT's and the nurses and the drs. They gave my relative such good help and love.

I have to share our deeply disappointing experience with Hudson Hill Center for Rehabilitation &…read moreNursing. My grandmother has been a resident here for several years, and in that time, we've faced consistent issues with the staff's attitude and treatment of our family. Visits have often felt unwelcome and uncomfortable, as the staff has repeatedly been rude and unaccommodating. They've even made my mother feel threatened by bringing up family disputes rather than focusing on my grandmother's care. Because of internal family tensions--my aunt holds guardianship and is not supportive of family visits--the nursing home has enforced her wishes to an extreme. We've been denied even the chance to celebrate my grandmother's 95th birthday in a common area. It's as if the home finds it easier to side with convenience rather than advocate for a 95-year-old resident's dignity. We've also witnessed serious neglect. My grandmother has been left lying on a mattress on the floor, undressed, for hours. When we've requested basic care like a diaper change, we've waited six, seven, even eight hours with no action, met only with eye-rolling and dismissive excuses. To make matters worse, the nursing home helped ban my cousin--my grandmother's own granddaughter--based on a false accusation simply because she advocated for better care. When my cousin tried to visit for my grandmother's birthday, she was humiliated by a face-scanner alarm that blocked her entry. This is the extent to which the home and my aunt have gone to keep family away, making my grandmother's life even more isolated and miserable. Lastly, be aware that this facility has changed its name multiple times to hide poor reviews and a troubled history. They're renovating the exterior to look more upscale and attract new clients, but the fundamental problems remain. The staff's lack of compassion and the poor quality of care are still the same. It's not about the building; it's about the people they employ, and that makes this place truly unacceptable for anyone's loved one. The 3rd floor are the gates of HELL. The nurses here are pure EVIL!! Very few really care or do a good job. The head nurse (Daniella?) is the Devil's ring leader! Horrible horrible human beings. Go read all the reviews on Goog.le don't believe the fake and paid for 4-5 star reviews. Go read the one star reviews. This has been going on for years!! Nothing changes no matter how many times they change the name or apply another coat of paint on the building. The people the employ are HORRIBLE!!

If you are a Contractor or a Vendor . Do not and I repeat Do not work for Hudson Hill unless you…read morereceive payment up front . Very unscrupulous business . I did a job for them May 14th . Check for $400 was supposed to be ready as soon as I finished the job. Giesel tokd me a mix up had occurred and check would be immediately sent out to me. It never was. I called , emailed , text for weeks all with promise of payment which never arrived . Now I have to take them to small claims court all for $400 . Don't trust this facility and if I could I'd give them minus 10 stars .

When we started our search for a nursing home for Dad, we knew we wanted somewhere in close…read moreproximity to Oradell, because most of us live there. Dad did not need a home that looked 'pretty or fancy'; for us it was about the quality of care he was going to receive. The Armenian Nursing and Rehabilitation Center was a place most of us passed on a regular basis because it was on the way to Shop Rite. It was recommended to us by one of our in-law's families whose parent was a resident at the time and had so many nice things to say about it. When we visited, we were impressed by the staff and had a good feel for the facilities. It was important to us that Dad received one-on-one care and we were offered a private room on the sub-acute wing. We checked Dad into his room and within a week they had moved him closer to the nurse's station so they could keep a closer eye on him. Dad was 88 at the time and suffering from dementia and physical limitations. Fortunately, he still knew who we were but needed assistance walking and getting dressed. Before moving Dad into the Armenian Home, he had attempted a few escapes at home. The staff made sure he was always wearing a monitor so they would be alerted if he left his chair or bed at any time. Over the 4 1/2 years that Dad lived at the Armenian Home our family would visit regularly. There are six of his kids, plus spouses, as well as grandkids and friends that would stop in at any time of day to visit or help feed him. We were always greeted by the staff at the front desk with smiles and friendly banter and the aides were all very friendly and accommodating. If we wanted to feed Dad, they would make sure that we had everything we needed, especially apple sauce, his favorite. You see, later in Dad's stay, it became more difficult to feed him and maintain a healthy weight. Fortunately, the staff members were aware of all his favorite foods and knew just how to get Dad to eat when we couldn't.....they have their tricks!! We cannot say enough about the overall care that the nursing staff gave Dad throughout his stay. We were always notified promptly if there was ever a concern about his health. Everything from a head cold, to a fever, to a reddish color on his big toe. In the 4 1/2 years that Dad was a resident at the Armenian Home, he never had to be taken to the hospital. They were always able to care for him and keep his health in check. The nursing staff was always there in case we had any questions or concerns. When we decided to bring Hospice in to help manage Dad's pain from his lack of mobility, the nursing staff worked closely with them and was in constant contact with us if there were any changes in Dad's condition. Never once did we doubt the quality of service Dad was receiving. During the last week of Dad's life, many of us were coming and going, spending hours just congregating in his room. The staff allowed us to spend as much time with Dad as we wished; even permitting overnight stays when we felt the end was nearing. We recall a staff member from the kitchen stopping by and asking us if we needed anything to eat or drink. The entire staff went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable. We are so grateful to the Armenian Home and especially to the staff on Dad's floor for the care he received. From the aides to the nursing staff and all the doctors that monitored him, they all treated him with love and respect. We had total confidence and faith that Dad was in good hands, which gave us great comfort and peace of mind. We wish to thank everyone at The Armenian Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for taking care of Dad with compassion and dignity when we couldn't anymore. Warmest regards, The McGovern Family

From the owner: Armenian Nursing & Rehabilitation Center accommodates residents who require clinically complex or…read morepost-acute care, including residents who require long-term, respite, and memory care.

I was visiting a resident. It makes no sense to complain to the head of their social work…read moredepartment who seems like they don't care. The guests go around taking supplies. Little bugs flying aĺl over. The room window screens have holes and need to be replaced. If you give gratuity, they take care of your loved one. The portion of servings are for babies and not adults. Some workers are very nice while others are not. I could not believe this lady social worker who was called Martinez who was yelling and screaming at a resident. It looks like those who are in charge need a to be replaced.

Isabella Nursing Home was truly a Godsend for my dad and our family. It all began with an…read moreincredible human being named Dolores Roque. She not only did her job to the fullest, but she also took the time to truly listen to me--a daughter living out of town, feeling helpless and desperate to get her father closer to family as his health was declining. Her compassion, patience, and dedication meant more to me than words can express. My overall experience with this facility was phenomenal. From the doctors, to the social workers, to the chaplain, and later Mike with hospice--every single person we encountered showed genuine care, professionalism, and heart. The entire team and staff are absolutely PHENOMENAL. Thank you for giving my father the dignity, attention, and care he deserved until his very last day. I will forever be grateful for the consistent communication, kindness, and support you provided during one of the most difficult times of my life. I could never thank you enough. Yvette Peñalver Thomas

This place should be shut down. Calls for assitance take forever to answer the phone. I was in a…read moreroom with 5 other people. The food is terrible and always late.

Great choice if you need a rehab after surgery. ALL staff…read morefrom front desk, nurses, physical therapists, social workers always great to work with. Friendly. Truly made you feel they cared. Food above par for this type of facility. Recently remodeled and expanded. Had a very close, elderly relative stay here twice in past 5 years. Even during Covid, they had their protocols solid and really tried to help the visitors just much as the patient.

I would give this place zero stars if I could Adira…read morecontacted me to place my dad after an extensive hospital stay and made it seem like a dream, after fighting with the social worker at the hospital I was finally able to move him to Adira Walking in, the front was beautiful but once you enter the double doors it's like a whole other world Front desk staff were not overly friendly I don't think Adira had any intentions on ever getting my dad better and letting him go home, they tried to convince me to put my dad on Medicaid and pretty much berated me about what he was going to do when the insurance stopped paying, told me insurance wouldn't cover home care when they would Some of the nursing staff was nice, I would normally get updates however I do believe that they "drug" there patients like another reviewer wrote His cell phone went "missing" and they only gave me $100 to replace it which I guess is better than nothing, as well as some of his clothes I urge anyone considering this place to do your research on it and if you have to send a loved one here make sure you are involved and advocate for your loved one and you are knowledgeable in what your insurance covers and don't let them talk you into making insurance changes

The staff here is very good. They are smiling and they take care of their residents so well. I want…read moreto give a special thank you to Miss Virginia Delos Santos. She is always professional every time I enter the building. I don't believe she is a front desk staff member. However, she is polished and very professional. Thank you for an amazing crew..

My review has mixed feelings we had to put my dad there for his broken arm he was there only a few…read moremonths he became very ill and we had to call 911 to get him out of there they didn't take his sickness serious enough and he then went to the hospital with pneumonia, sepsis and merca sorry to say he is now in Calvary HospitAl at the end of his life so I personally blame the Andrus for the neglect if it was caught earlier he would have had a chance. Please don't put a loved one in there . Also on a positive note the best employee there is Camille she was compassionate and kind all the others were horrible and complained about there job.

Andrus on Hudson ("AOH") puts your loved one at risk by by allowing an attending doctor with…read moredisciplinary actions in multiple states including NY to treat vulnerable Alzheimers patients. Dr. Odulaja is part of Dr. Abiola Familusi, AOH's Chief Medical Officer, team. AOH retains and allows an attending doctor with disciplinary actions in multiple states to treat patients (see screenshots). My mother was diagnosed with Alzheimers over 12 years ago. On the word of a doctor with multiple license suspensions, AOH changed my mother's diagnosis from Alzheimers to Dementia with psychosis. AOH then stopped giving my mother her memory drugs cold turkey, no gradual decline. No one on AOH's medical team is a neurologist nor did they consult my mother's neurologist before making this dangerous change. My mother was also diagnosed with epilepsy and seizures despite not having a history of either of these illnesses. AOH also provided no support for either of these diagnoses. AOH put my mother in a room where she was pressed up against a hot, sharp-edged metal radiator. Despite multiple complaints, I was ignored by the COO until I called the Ombudsman's Office to alert them to my mother's great risk of injury. My mother could have been burned by the radiator or lost an eye, but AOH did not care until I called the Ombudsman's office. When I tried to move my mother to another facility in April, AOH falsified the PRI to state that my mother was the highest level of violent. This false PRI was given one day after the nursing manager told me that my mother was so calm that she no longer needed seroquel. Of course, the admission offer from the other facility was withdrawn. Although my mother was admitted to AOH as an in-network provider from my mother's managed long-term care plan as part of a safe discharge plan, AOH put pressure from Day 1 to sign my mother over to long-term care. I refused and they threatened to have my Power of Attorney revoked! In their zeal to coerce me with undue duress to force my mother into long-term care, AOH committed a HIPPA violation by sending me the medical details for another patient where they had themselves appointed Payee Representative so they could take the patient's social security check despite the patient having a wife and daughter. In an email between the two finance employees, the junior finance employee asks the more senior employee can they do this and the more senior employee tells her to go ahead and do it! A truly unbelievable exchange. It is elder abuse because it is financial exploitation. The private rooms may lull you into a false sense of security that this is a suitable place, but do not be fooled!! AOH will prey on your loved one! They are desperate to turn your loved one into a private ATM at the least possible cost to them.

The building and public spaces are beautifully decorated, and the lawns are impeccably manicured…read more However, everything else is just below average. My mother was in memory care on the 3rd floor and she didn't thrive under their care. The facility is understaffed, most residents aren't allowed in their rooms, and they're lined up in front of the TV in their wheel chairs between meals. The staff do not engage with the residents and seem neither compassionate nor empathetic. Her wheelchair smelled like urine and had sticky food on it, yet no one cleaned it. They might be overworked, but they do the bare minimum and nothing more. The cost is exorbitant--ranging from $12,000 to $15,000 per month--and be aware of additional fees if your loved one needs extra care, such as assistance with medications, feedings or lifts. I can't speak if other large facilities are the same, but please visit and do your homework. I would not recommend this place due to its understaffing, average care, and high costs. Keep searching for a more caring and affordable options.

My Aunt has been at Sunrise for a year and everyone is super nice. The facility is beautiful and is…read morevery clean. The aides took very good care of her and she has a ton of friends including the staff. The building and spaces are beautifully decorated and there is a ton of games and activities for the residence. I will recommend this facility to people its cheaper than most place and its clean and the staff is wonderful. She has a great relationship with the staff and they are kind and caring. Would highly recommend this facility.