My husband was there for rehab from the hospital after falling at home. The nursing and CNAs were…read moregood but as far as communication goes not great. I was told of appointments and tests done after the fact. When I asked about this did not get a definitive answer. Would not recommend this place at all. The place is beautiful but looks can be deceiving.

Halloween Spooktacular . My mother-in-law has been at Saint Elizabeth's since 2017 & I can not say…read morehow blessed my husband and I are for this. Besides the visual appeal Saint Elizabeth's excudes, because it is beautiful it's really the care that my mother in law receives that is beyond comprehension. We have worked with many staff members over the years and every one of them has been passionate about the work they do. We are completely confident that she is receiving the best care available. These pics are of just one of many events Saint Elizabeth's put on. There were so many decorated pumpkins to see and it was all due to the residents, staff and visitors who took the time to provide them. My mother in law has Alzheimer's so we live in the moment, and she had such a wonderful time going through the rows of pumpkins, it was such a wonderful time had by all.

I'm really happy that a loved one was placed here for rehabilitation after a major surgery. They…read morewere in a subacute unit that was so beautiful. The staff was kind, knowledgeable and empathetic. I would recommend Cedar Crest to anyone.

My grandfather was housed here during the start of covid for rehabilitation after breaking his leg…read more He had great nurses and therapist while here. At the time they wouldn't let visitors in but we were able to pick up and drop-off laundry and other personal items. He had no complaints once he was discharged.

By far the best care and treatment from the staff of the nursing homes/rehabs that I've been in…read moreover the last few years - staff here treated me better than any other place. I have no complaints about the CNA's, the nurses, how I was treated during intake, moving to another room, how they treated my roommate when he was brought in... They were so welcoming to him because he'd been there before ... So that Nursing staff and the PT/OT people were terrific. Everything about my experience there, including the food was great, and I would recommend them to anyone needing short term or rehab care. I cannot speak about what it's like to live there long-term I did not see that part of the facility, I was on the first floor ... That being said, I have a major complaint with the social worker/case management worker who completely BOTCHED my transfer to the Westview nursing home/rehab in Warwick, which is 45 minutes away and also run by the same company that runs overlook. I was never notified when I would be transferred, or what time, and nobody visited me to discuss discharge and go over medication and paperwork, and prepare me for the type of transfer. This was a huge problem for me. I am unable to breathe sitting up in a wheelchair for more than a few minutes. I've only ever traveled by ambulance from house to hospital from hospital to facility and from facility to my house in the past. Always on a stretcher. So when a lady in a soccer mom minivan showed up in 5° weather and they told me suddenly "OK get your stuff together. It's time for you to go!!!" ... I was shocked and upset. They had told the lady coming to pick me up nothing about who I was and what I needed and transport. So she was helpless. They were extremely incompetent in failing to prepare me for this journey, failing to explain to the driver what she would be dealing with concerning me as a patient, and not providing me the care I needed to be safe and secure and medically supervised in the transfer. What was so frustrating was with no notice and no time to get ready, they expected me to sit in the wheelchair in 5° weather in a T-shirt and no socks, and no coat while that lady fussed around with the van moving stuff around to make accommodations for my wheelchair in the back of the van, which she had to push up a steep makeshift ramp into the back of the minivan, and then get tied down with both side and rear doors open, so she could get in from the back and also from the side, not to mention find a place to store the oxygen bottle and make that safe to travel, all of which caused me to be freezing cold and lose my breath and have my heart rate accelerating into high tachycardia, bpm range - and there was no help by the facility staff - it was the worst experience of transport I've ever had and they were just un concerned and nonchalant about it. The lady who finally secured me in the minivan was not a nurse or have any experience that way she was just a driver. So I was freaking out and unable to get the care I needed, which is to stretch out and let my heart calm down before we start driving in traffic and I start being jerked around by the normal movements of a car in traffic... truly a horrific traumatizing experience, but I considered to be seriously lucky to have made it to Westview, despite tachycardia and high blood pressure and extreme anxiety during the whole journey. So I give them a four star rating for the great care of the staff and the great set up and the great vibe of the short-term care, rehab floor... However, my main complaint is revealing - both the the social worker and case management lady failed me big time in a way that put a serious risk to my health by screwing up how I got transferred to the other facility in Warwick.

Rooms are so small you can't get a recliner in there. Leave patients in wheelchairs to sleep , all…read morebent over saw this several times!

Hallworth house is the lowest place ever The care my dad…read morereceived there was disgusting we go to see him and be lying in a wet attends or filled with feces.my dad was healing from a stroke until the day before his birthday early in am on a Friday he fell and broke his hip he laid on the floor screaming for help and none ofthe nurses or cnas came to help they wer all sleeping well for four days we watched our daddy slowly slipping away from us he died because of their neglect so I'm glad their closed

I have heard and read wonderful things about Hallworth House, and my only thought is "Are we…read moretalking about the same place?" My mother needed rehab after a hospital stay. She left the hospital using an oxygen tank, which Hallworth knew, but was not set up to accommodate when my mother arrived. They were able to get one to her room pretty quickly, however they were not set up to provide physical therapy to her while she was connected to oxygen. Had we known this, we'd never have let the hospital release her to Hallworth. Of course attempts at getting her up and moving were pretty fruitless. They wrote on her chart that she was short of breath and had to return to bed; well yes ... you took her off her oxygen under physically challenging conditions! Eventually Hallworth sent her back to the hospital for the shortness of breath caused by removing the oxygen while walking. And that was that. She was readmitted and we were basically at square one. Older folks decondition pretty quickly. I have a theory: I think the glowing reviews of Hallworth are from people whose family-members are either suffering from dementia, or (sorry to say) just not going to get better. Maybe caring for those patients and treating their families with kindness are Hallworth's core competencies. If you are looking for a facility for a family member in this situation, Hallworth may be a fine choice, and I will say the night nurse at the desk was wonderful. But they really did not seem to know what to do with a sharp mind, in the head of a person who could expect to get better and live independently after some effective PT. My anecdotal information is that the staff behaves as if no one is watching or listening when alone with a patient, until that patient surprises them with lucid conversation. My mother was a challenge for them, and someone there figured out a way to get her out of their hair. If you're choosing rehab or nursing care as an advocate for a family member, I empathize. It's not easy. For what it's worth, my mother did eventually regain her independence after receiving PT while attached to oxygen. She no longer needs oxygen, and has resumed a busy life.

During his recent final 12 days, my husband received extraordinary, respectful, attentive, superb…read morecare from everyone at the Hope Health Care facility. Every member of the staff, the doctor, RNs, CNAs, leaning people, also made my many daily hours there as easy as possible. These kind souls gave him, me, our family and friends every possible measure of compassion and comfort 24/7.

I can not give a high enough rating for Hope Healthcare. There attention to my mother's needs was…read moreoutstanding. A special shout out to Kelly and Casey but everyone I delt with were professional and courteous. Thank you. Thank you Thank you.

My dad was admitted there as he was beginning to show signs of Alzheimer's . He lived there for…read moreabout a year until he passed away from Alzheimer's disease. He really enjoyed being there and he also looked good whenever we visited him. We were happy that he was there. I believe that it is more of a nursing home than an assisted living facility as everyone seems to get a one to two or three ratio resident vs nurse. They took good care of him and when it came close to his end of life the family was summoned and they brought him to a private room as we surrounded his bed and said our goodbyes. We were all there to see him take his last breath. The staff took care of everything.

I wasn't a staff member of the Holiday Retirement; I was an agency nurse covering the shifts there…read moreas needed. In my opinion, it's a place that provides a home-life atmosphere for the residents. The nurses, med techs and, especially, the CNAs are caring and dedicated to their patients. The place itself is clean. The software is highly ergonomic and time efficient. I definitely will recommend this place to anyone!

I was in the Transitional Care Unit in 2019 and 2022. The experiences were mixed. The business…read moremanager and some of the therapists and therapy assistants were prompt, responsive, and helpful. Others were not -- particularly one therapy assistant who hardly responded to my asking her to lower her voice and focus on therapy rather than her own histrionics. Additionally, the therapy room was devoid of much standard equipment The bathroom that was next to my bed was generally filthy with spilled urine that was not cleaned. I advise anyone who needs PT or OT treatment in a skilled care facility to seek other accommodations.

My wife stayed for 5 days during my respade period. If we need to do it again, I will surly chose…read moreGrand Island in Middletown, R.I. Here are some of my reasons: Director of dementias unit (Important to have a main person to contact etc.) Professional Admission (checkin) procedure (reviewing all medical requirements etc.) Clean rooms Bathroom in room Very responsive to patient's special requirements Good food Large sun room Caring CNA's and Nursing staff Locked dementias unit Wife's stay in April 2025 Star rating a 5

As a guardian/conservator, durable power of attorney, friend, niece, and daughter, over the last 20…read moreyears, I have had loved ones who have been cared for at Sunnyview Nursing Home and Apartments. I recommend it highly as a resident-centered care facility that truly tries to make it as close to home as possible for each resident. Especially in the last five years I have felt that my concerns for all of my "people" that I entrusted to the care of Sunnyview Apartments and Sunnyview Nursing Home have been heard and heeded. I especially recommend the Apartments as a marvelous experience to transition from a long-standing personal home to being cared for in a loving environment. ***** Phyllis J.

My sister is currently in Sunny View Nursing Home. Don't leave anything there that you don't…read more want stolen. I left new clothes there and someone stole them along with her purse . Brand new clothes. Also the nurses are rude and abrupt. They do not care at all about your loved on. Crummy place. Lousy care. I'd rather die than go into this place.