Not recommended for Alzheimer's or dementia patients. Please visit on a weekend before making any…read moredecisions. Weekends and holidays are staffed by agency staffing with little training. There is very little Continuity of care from a weekday to a weekend. We have had medication issues as well as issues of my father left in bed for up to 18 hours because he is unaware of his situation and agency staffing do not attempt to get him up, dressed and taken to the bathroom. If your loved one cannot advocate for him/herself be prepared to spend weekends there helping. You become a volunteer on weekends and holidays.

Severely understaffed. Rooms and bathrooms so small a tall resident cannot use comfortably. There…read moreare just not enough aides and nurses to treat residents well and keep them engaged. Instead it becomes an assembly line and when a resident asks for help if it is t their resident for the day they do not help. I don't blame them it's so much work. Ends up being a dehumanizing experience.

My wife spent three weeks at Family of Caring in Ridgewood NJ in June 2026. I cannot express more…read moremy gratitude to the entire staff for the responsiveness and expert care she received. I give this facility a top grade .

I am very surprised that the state doesn't do something about this place. The aids where name…read morebadges. However supervisors, nurses, nursing supervisors, etc...do not. When asked their names they refuse to identify themselves. As a patient don't I have the right to know who is treating me and who I am talking to? The ordered me a walker...I already had one at home....they ordered me a commode which I already had one at home....they ordered me a shower stool...which I already had one at home.....when I told them to cancel the orders they told me that it's too late and I have to take them. They told me that they ordered them without my knowledge because that's the way they do things..... There are many other rehab places....pass this one by.

Nursing could use most improvement I've been an emt many years . Simple basics need reviewsread more

If you have memory care needs I highly suggest Memory Care Living.read more

From the owner: A Dedicated Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Home in New Jersey…read more Fox Trail Memory Care Living at Hillsdale West is an assisted living alternative. A cozy home with its own kitchen to make the nutritious home-cooked meals that stir memories of favorite meals from the past. The feeling of living in our Hillsdale home is welcoming, relaxed and comfortable, and yet completely safe and secure. We provide a level of memory care not found at other nursing homes in Hillsdale, NJ. Our warm and loving family of caregivers makes it truly a home for residents and their loved ones. Fox Trail Memory Care Living at Hillsdale West is the preferred alternative to standard institutional care nursing home for people in need of 24 hour Alzheimer's and dementia care. Our warm and intimate home setting provides the optimal living conditions for our memory care residents. Some of the Hillsdale West colonial-style home features include: -15 private bedrooms -Elevator with safety features -Well-designed interior with cutting-edge continuous flow to allow for safe wandering -Beautifully landscaped secured grounds with continuous loop to enjoy the outdoors and fresh air Fox Trail Memory Care Living at Hillsdale West is accessible from the Garden State Parkway, Routes 87, 287, 208, and 17, making it easier to spend more time with your loved one. Contact us today to learn more about our memory care alternative to other nursing homes in Hillsdale, NJ

Irene and Adul are truly exceptional nurses. They go above and beyond every single day with genuine…read morecompassion, patience, and empathy. They always make sure I feel comfortable, cared for, and respected. Their kindness and attention to detail make such a difference, and I am deeply grateful for both of them

My friend has been transferred here from Valley Hospital. She is 94. Everything is spotless. The…read morefood is good. Staff comes to check her status multiple times. Changes diaper. Helps getting out of bed. Physical and occupational therapy daily. The idea is to get her to walk. Already did 40 steps today.

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.

Incredible help from Leana! She knows the ins & outs of Westchester, and helped us find and secure…read morea coveted senior living facility for a family member. She is always available, extremely prompt, and a great sounding board for things that come up. We had no idea how to approach finding a place for our family member and she provided thorough insights and tailored advice based on our situation. We couldn't have made this a successful transition without her. She also has a great network of referrals. Thank you!

New Leanna Walsh is amazing. Working with her was an…read moreabsolute pleasure. She spent the time figuring out what our needs were and came up with amazing choices. It was hard to choose. She is thorough and organized. Leanna follows up and answers questions and even visited my dad at his new assisted living facility! I would refer her any day !

My mom lived at Brandywine Living at Mahwah for over 6 years. During that time, the staff,…read moreprograms offered to the seniors as well as the food were way above par. Truly luxury living. She lived in a large studio apartment that was great for her. She was able to keep her beloved dog, Nelson, at the assisted BWL at Mahwah. That was a great comfort. My mother was also on a lot of medications and the wellness center was able to manage her medications perfectly. The senior administrator, Mariolla. was so helpful to our family during my mom's stay at Brandywine as well as when I had to clean out the apartment due to my mother's passing. If you're looking for a luxury assisted living close to your home, please think of Brandywine Living at Mahwah.

Victor one of the nurses in the memory care is allergic to picking up the phone apparently. When…read moreloved ones are calling to make sure that she got her medicine we are dismissed. Thanks for nothing since we have to hire extra help on top of the little you and your company provide while paying $12,000 to your a facility a month. What a joke of a place