I had a horrible experience hear. I ended up having two seizures and was taken the the hospital by…read moreambulance. I injured my ankle during the seizures when I fell so I'm on crutches now. This was a result of the doctor (video call no less) tapered my benzos down to zero in a week. I explained to her that I've been taking them for 30 years and am working with my own psychiatrist to do a proper taper (about a year). She wouldn't listen so I crossed my fingers and hoped for the best. That didn't happen. Also my counselor called my wife and recommended I stay in a residential facility for 3 months. I'm almost 60 and own my own house. This is so beyond what I needed. She bought into this and it's caused a lot of strife in my marriage. She was listed as an emergency contact only. I spoke to 3 other patients and he (counselor Phil) did the same to them. It's a money grab. I would stay away. I will say the food was decent though and the rest of the staff was very nice.

We are so grateful for the help our family member received at this facility! From the very first…read moremoment we contacted them, we knew we were in the right place. The facility is top notch and the staff is amazing. We were finally given hope that his life could be saved and that he would have the skills and tools to face a brighter future. Don't waste another minute and get back to living the life you were meant to live!

I thought Achal was excellent. I really liked working with her. I also like the other therapist…read more(sorry forgot her name). The aids were great also. I do have to say I am very disappointed they just let go of Michelle the woman who worked at the front desk. My understanding is they let her go because they felt they didn't need her there anymore. Michelle was the reason I came to Trinity. (I am not sure they realize this). She went above and beyond for everyone. If you had questions, she was there to help you. Now no one is at the front desk, and everyone has to enter and check into a computer using a code sent to your phone. This isn't very user friendly, especially to the elderly. It becomes a disconnect for the patient and the rest of the facility. I think this was a big mistake and not sure I would go back.

Polite, courteous, knowledgeable, helpful and understanding. Individual therapy is given to each…read morepatient according to their needs, ability as prescribed by their physican. I give Trinity Rehab a 5 star rating.

Rutgers UBHC IOP is a great program, the staff is very professional and they really seem to care,…read morethey use a lot of research based therapy techniques, like CBT and DBT, and I believe they have a pretty high success ratio.

If your family member can advocate for themselves, then it may be a decent rehab. However, when a…read morepatient isn't medically stable, and they cannot receive intensive therapy, they should be transferred back to an ICU or CCU. Please become their advocate and make the best decision for them.

The level of care is well below average. The place is understaffed and the aids and nurses are…read moreoverworked. There are a few good ones but they're few and far between. The therapists seem competent but they're don't work with patients for the required amount of time. They are very quick to cancel for any reason.

I visited this new facility Somerset Nursing Center in Somerset Woods, NJ. As someone who has been…read morein a bunch of nursing homes, this one is really nice. They have beautiful grounds, lobby, free coffee and most important of all, great staff. Their rehab facility is bustling and top notch, I've seen people roll in there and walk out on their own, a miracle!

In my opinion & experience, our family recently experienced a very upsetting and confusing…read moreadmissions process involving a Medicaid-pending married couple seeking placement together. After touring the facility, being told both my parents would be accepted and together , which was most important to my family & expressed deeply to the administration. I was encouraged to initiate the transfer process for my mother who is in another facility , after obtaining OCCO/PAS approval, and transferring one spouse into the facility all was approved , we were later informed that the second spouse was being denied due to "acuity level" and "payor "status concerns. What made this especially difficult was the lack of any clear clinical explanation despite repeated questions, while nearly every conversation focused heavily on finances, Medicaid pending status, payees, and financial responsibility paperwork & give us until Monday after a stressful week to discuss like it didn't matter . Families navigating long-term care are already overwhelmed emotionally, financially, and physically. Communication matters. Transparency matters. If there are concerns about Medicaid pending admissions, families deserve honest and direct communication before major decisions are made , especially when dealing with elderly married couples who may now face separation after relying on representations made during the admissions process. I strongly encourage families to: * read every admissions and financial form carefully, * understand the difference between POA and personal financial responsibility, * keep all communications documented * and ask detailed questions before making transfer decisions Be aware that federal law (42 CFR § 483.15) prohibits facilities from requiring a third-party guarantee of payment. As for the food , my father hates it and says it's disgusting . He said he has lost a lot of weight , he says his stomach is shrinking & he is not liking , or eating the food , he is hungry all the time however he said he can't stomach to eat the food . . I have ordered outside food to the facility upon my Dads request. My dad is Jewish , he's not at all kosher , however he liked the Kosher meals on wheels at home . Outside of PT and OT sessions, my father appears to spend nearly all day in his room/in bed with little to no meaningful activity or engagement , which to me is deeply concerning . Communication and responsiveness to the facility have also been extremely frustrating during our experience. This process has been heartbreaking and unnecessarily stressful for our family. Mother's Day weekend passed & my parents are now an hour from one another & separated due to what happened here . Disgraceful Not to mention I feel the admissions department is useless & they do not respond with any concerns whatsoever!! UPDATE JULY 9, 2026: In my opinion : The negligence at this facility continues to worsen. The facility recently lost my father's custom dentures for two full days--a clear sign that staff is not performing the daily oral care required by the facility . Instead of taking responsibility, the administration actually tried to blame my 90 year old father with vascular dementia to try to avoid paying for them, claiming "he said he put them in his pocket." This facility loses personal property, refuses to take accountability, and tries to financially exploit vulnerable families to cover up their staff's failure who was & supposed to be cleaning the dentures daily at night & had no idea they were missing for two whole days . A formal complaint has been filed with the New Jersey Department of Health ++!! Update - I feel the healthcare that my father is getting is unacceptable- it's now over a month that the facility lost my dads dentures - to top it off the owner's son is only interested in sending alleged bills to my home .He told me only families that have signed agreements that are Medicaid pending (my dad is pending ) not receive private pay bills , If I do receive 1 more I will post all of them . Advice - sign nothing !

I had a bad experience from the start. The building was going through addons and the detox and…read moreresidential clients were mized together. Very noisy and claustrophobic. I never attended groups yet they billed my insurance for the groups. I sat in my room basically the entire time. The staff was not experienced enough to handle many situatuations and I just ask that people especially parents use extreme caution when sensing or going here. I have experiences in othera as well that are similar you can look up. But keeping to Soba, it was not a good experience and caused more stress than I had before entering.

My loved one had a good experience. Just one little hiccup with meds from the nurse but other than…read morethat the facility was good. Sam the clinician is the best!!! Bridget was great also. Just stay on top of the head nurse. Phone calls were daily and they answered all questions.

Guardian is the best choice I have made for myself! The staff is all very caring and genuinely…read morecares about you. The group is very close with each other and we all look out for each other. Couldn't have been a better experience!

This is a great program. The staff truly cares about you. The groups that are run here are very…read moreengaging and make you think. I would recommend this program to all who are looking for help with substance abuse.

I got to know about the volunteer opportunity at Embassy Manor and signed up my daughter as junior…read morevolunteer. This is a great opportunity and she is really enjoying it. Staff is very friendly and providing the great care not only to the residents over but also to the volunteers. She is very happy to be part of this experience and helping provide the care for elderly. She enjoyed playing games like Bingo, serving tea etc.

Last year, the NJ Health Department fined the place for gross understaffing violations; the former…read moreadministrator was dismissed, as was a nurse, who is also under investigation by the NJ State Board of Nursing..for violating patient privacy laws...her incompetence led to officers from the local police department being dispatched and an elderly patient (92 years old) being compelled to temporarily leave the facility on a frigid night in the middle of January. At least two lawsuits are pending against the place, and there is a long laundry list of complaints and violations. Do a GOOGLE search and type in Embassy Manor Abuse and read about the disgraceful history of this place...as well as the reviews on its FB page...and then decide if this is a place where you want to send a loved one....

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The campus is huge. Cleanliness is definitely a priority. All the staff is friendly. The care is…read moregreat, very attentive to people's needs. They provide all kinds of care - independent living and assisted living. I recommend getting into independent living while you still can.

The assisted living facility is run very poorly and is understaffed. The residents are treated more…read moreas "wards" than as real people or residents. It's very sad to see the residents in assisted living being treated with little empathy.