My mother was transferred to this dump on 08/13/2022 from The Valley Hospital. My sister and I had…read moreto make a tough decision on short term rehab very quickly since the hospital was pushing for discharge. Our mom was hospitalized for a month after have an issue with her sodium (dangerously low) and a bout with internal bleeding. The doctor said she needed rehab to get stronger for cancer treatment. As soon as we walked in after following the ambulance from the hospital my skin was crawling. It is filthy and in need of desperate repair. The transport could not move her to the bed because it was broken! They put her in a shared room that was dirty and smelled. She had no tv and broken dressers and closet. When I asked the nurse for an information package for the facility I was asked if I had a paper and pen to write information down. Seriously????? I was in shock. I am in the medical field and made that known to her and was well versed in medical ethics and patient quality of life. I called the facility in the early evening to check on mom and the nurse asked me if she can take medication by mouth. I literally shrieked and told her absolutely not, she has a feeding tube in her stomach and if she gets meds by moth she could choke and/or aspirate and die. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE. Since it was the weekend we have to wait until Monday to get her transferred out.

My dear departed Father passed here. This facility was kind to my dad. Fresh new sheets every day…read more My father was cleaned every day. We were more then satisified with the staff. Friendly caring and kind. The facility was spotless.

Visiting Angels was there when I really needed them. I can't praise my mom's caregiver Nannette…read moreenough. She gave my mom her independence back & treated her with such respect & kindness. It can be difficult convincing someone that they need an aide so I liked to refer to Nannette as her assistant. I can honestly say that she made my mom's life much better.

From the owner: Family owned and operated home care agency offering quality, compassionate home care with…read moreexperienced NJ state certified Home Health Aides. For additional reviews, please be sure to also click the section "Reviews that are not currently recommended" (shaded in light gray color).

I'd use this company as my go to with everything elder care related! From start to finish, they're…read moreconfident, know their stuff and even offer classes which is great in an economy where you need something flexible and recession proof. Good location.

From the owner: We are looking for licensed and Certified Home Health Aides. We provide number of benefits such us…read morehealth insurance, free dental, vision and life insurance. Call us to get more information.

My father-in-law spent his final days at Arbor Glen. All staff was very nice and kind. The facility…read moreis clean, and the room is roomy. The only problem is parking. The lot is quite small, but luckily we can park on the streets right outside the center.

My mother was briefly in this facility recently. It was a shocking experience. The facility was run…read moredown and dirty. While everyone we met was very nice, several repeatedly verbalized how understaffed they are and how poor the facilities are. The air conditioning did not work, nor did the television remote. The room was clearly meant for one person and my mother was a second patient stuck in a small space. On more than one occasion her oxygen machine began to squirt water all over her face and one time when I reported it I was told "oh that is okay." I was shocked that anyone could walk in and out, even at 9 oclock at night. I appreciated the kindness of several staff members, but having a parent there was scary and we felt helpless. I am not sure if I would be writing a review if the above was the worst of it. Unfortunately, on the second day my sibling showed up at 1pm and found that my mother was still asleep. At that point we learned that she had not woken up at all that day for longer than a few minutes. When asked whether she had spoken at all we were told yes, she had repeatedly said "Help me." She was left in bed and ignored, and nobody told us. My sister tried to wake her up and eventually the daughter of another patient came to help her, but she would not wake. When she said she needed to return to the hospital she experienced resistance, and later my sister overheard staff talking about how stupid it was for her to leave. Needless to say, when she arrived at the hospital she ended up in ICU and we are still working to understand what happened. We are not able to comment on the quality of the rehab work since it never occurred. I do not question whether there are good people working at this facility (we saw it), but it is very clear that they lack the staff, training, and resources for the job. I will forever live with the guilt of allowing my mother to stay there, though.

Visiting Angels of Wayne NJ was the best experience when having to deal with finding my mom home…read morecare. The staff is courteous, professional and knowledgeable. They explained every detail of the procedure easily and quickly so I could get help for mom asap. Within a day I was assigned an amazing CNA and my mom and her got along great. I can't say enough good things about the relationship my mom built with her caregiver. Amazing company, amazing caring people. God bless you all.

Experienced, friendly, caring Home Health Aide. Always on top of current medical issues needing…read morespecial focus. Office staff also always prompt in answering calls and needs.

Everyone was kind, caring, efficient, patient, amiable and thorough in their respective positions…read more I cannot express just how apropos the name "Family of Caring" truly is. I have and will continue to recommend Family OF Caring to any who is in need of a rehab center, either friend, family or a total stranger!

In this place I faced the worse experience. The place isnt organized, staff, nurses, and aids are…read morevery rude and They're so loud and always make fun of patients. Being there, one patient died and they blamed each other, another screamed for help nobody went after certain time to find out he felt. My father was there for therapy, they didn't give his medication on time, they give us actitud when we called for help. My father felt and they didn't have a legal paper for an incident report, the supervisor didn't know employees involved last name. this is the worst place to put your family for care. They're not compassionate of caring, staff are not trained to handle patients.

September 28, 2026 Please note that my 4-star review above…read morerelates ONLY to the Food & Kitchen service at CCCG. Hi, I have lived as a Resident at CCCG nursing home since September 2020, and still live here. I am a 71 year old woman. I know the Kitchen staff well and I am really pleased to give some "shout outs" to those I know best. First, the morning full-time chef, Rose, is first rate in her job! It's a fine breakfast menu and Rose makes sure that the food is delivered hot and on time. Pretty impressive when you realize that this is about a 200-bed facility. And, there are many special menus each and every day either for dietary reasons, or at the requests of doctors, or for special requests to due any particular medical testing a Resident may be undergoing. Rose makes sure we all get what we need. Add to that the fact that Rose is a lovely and caring person. She has always been ready to help me in any way possible. Now, I do not know every member of the Kitchen staff by name, but I do know some by name who also deserve a "shout out." Specifically, Lloyd, who I think is the Assistant Manager of the Kitchen. He has never failed to make sure I get my many "special requests" for dinner and has even been known to personally deliver it to my room so it's not late. He's got a bit of a race to get from the lower lobby all the way up 3 stories to my 2nd floor room (at the very end of the hallway) and he always does it with a smile. Another special staff member is Barbara who is a safe bet to pitch in where necessary whenever needed. Always with a smile and friendly attitude towards all of us. I'm beginning to think that her job is just do everything! Also, I absolutely do not want to leave out those staff who are known for doing a yeoman's job throughout the entire process of "working on the line" for each meal and every day. They work from the very start to the very finish when all is cleaned and prepped for the next meal or the next day. The men are Anthony, Luke, Norman and King. They are all great and very friendly toward the Residents. It's really an "all hands on deck" process in the Kitchen. The women are all part of the process along with the men as they work side by side in a rhythmic dance of their very own, all without crashing large, heavy food carts into each other, or more importantly, into a Resident! When I see them doing this work as I pass them on my way to the beautiful, large outdoor patio I just think "Wow, I'm glad I'm retired!" ‍ So when speaking of the Kitchen staff service at CCCG as a whole I must add back in Barbara and the other women I see, but unfortunately do not know their names. In addition, there are the other men whose names I don't know. They all work alongside each other. I wish I did know all of their names especially as they are so darn friendly and always have a hello for any of us. But I did warn you at the beginning that I am a 71 year old woman and I blame my inability to remember the name of all of the staff members at CCCG on my age. I gave you fair warning at the beginning of this review. ‍ In selecting a nursing home I hope that you find my review useful for yourself or your loved one. Overall, I am happy here.

My mother was there with a UTI and extreme confusion. She is also blind. The staff were aware of…read morethis, yet when I went there, her water (important to be hydrated with a UTI) was on her table which was pushed away from the bed. She was very thirsty. I asked for some juice, which seemed to be a big deal and impossible to accommodate. I was told several times that they would put an order in with the kitchen. An hour later-still nothing. The women across the hall yelled "help" for over an hour. I saw nurses and aides continuously pass her room, yet not enter. About 3-4 aides, within earshot were talking And laughing -not a care in the world. After three days and ZERO physical therapy, bad food, and neglect, we took her home and are trying to manage on our own. 2 stars instead of 1 because there was one nurse's aide who really took time to thoroughly clean her up.

This little gem of a nursing home is located on a quaint, picturesque side street in Montclair. The…read moreneighborhood is quiet and pretty. The nursing home is a large Victorian home with additional patient rooms and facilities in the back. Almost two years ago our family was placed in the unfortunate situation of having to find a nursing facility for our dear mother with Dementia. Through an advertisement in a local paper, we decided to call Little Nursing Home for some much needed information and guidance, as this situation was totally new to us. The director, Pat, who has since retired, was an invaluable and comforting guide for our family during this heartbreaking and confusing time for us all. Our decision to place Mom at LNH has been one we have never regretted. Mom is at peace and very well taken care of by the staff, who are a cross between angels and rock stars in my book! Aside from her physical needs and care being well taken care of, attention is paid to the patient's emotional state as well. Weather it's a game of Bingo, a manicure, or just spending time on a family visit on the front porch in nice weather, the caring staff members are kind, pleasant, and caring. Any health issues or needs are quickly addressed and communicated to the family. If you are looking for a large, corporate facility, this would probably not be for you. If, however, you are looking for a small, caring and homey atmosphere for your family member, look no further than Little Nursing Home!

I can't rave enough about Homewatch. My dad recently had a hip replacement and the insurance…read morecompany pushed him out of the rehab facility suddenly and we weren't sure what to do since he still needed help with getting dressed and other personal care. I called late one night and spoke with Julie who made the whole process of getting his home health aide set up. The girl they sent out was great and went above and beyond to make sure my dad had everything he needed and to make sure he was safe. My siblings are all scattered throughout New Jersey and our biggest concern was my dad being safe and looked after and these guys really did a great job caring for him when we couldn't.

From the owner: We work daily to ensure our caregivers have access to the best-in-class support, training, and…read moreeducation available, allowing them to show up everyday with passion and purpose. Whether they provide companionship, post-surgical support, or 24-hour elder care, our caregivers have the mentality, skills, and experience needed to empower our clients and positively impact the communities they serve