I wish I could give negative 100 stars !! Beware!! Do not send your loved one here. My mother was…read morein this facility for 5 days when she came down with pneumonia. I received a call saying that she had a URI meaning a common cold. And they were going to do a chest x-ray. I asked to be called with the results and I was not the following day I called them and was told by the nurse manager the x-ray was clear. 10 days later I get a call that my mother needs antibiotics was told she had an infection. Again a URI. On the 20th I received a call from dietary that my mother lost a lot of weight she went from 115 pounds to 88.2 pounds in a matter of days. About an hour later, I received a call from the nurse manager telling my mother was only holding 70% of oxygen and she said, do you want us to keep her here on comfort measures or send her to the hospital. I said send my mother to the hospital. When she got to the hospital, I received a call from the doctor and she said I needed to come to the hospital right away. I was a bit shocked and when I asked why she asked me if I knew how serious this was. I said, as a matter of fact, I do not and then she explained to me a little bit of what was going on and said we would talk when I got to the hospital My mother had had pneumonia for two weeks. My mother was unconscious. Her kidneys had been shut down and I was told that it was very serious. I rushed to the hospital upon arrival I noticed my mother was on vancomycin. She was very allergic to vancomycin and then I come to find out that they're treating her off of the wrong chart. My mother had never been to that hospital before and didn't have a chart . We were told that my mother had from minutes to maybe a couple of days. Two days later, my mother passed away. The ER doctor also pointed out to me that my mother had a number of bed sores on her. The one on her foot was the size of a quarter and black, her kidneys were not working. So obviously the nursing home left my mother just laying in the bed and she wasn't being fed in my opinion. My mother was only 76 years old. She suffered from Alzheimer's and dementia. She was being totally neglected at this facility and it's obvious by the bedsores. Please send your loved one elsewhere

If I could give this a zero I would, work here is horrible, the mostly Hispanic staff are mean and…read morecondescending. If your thinking of working here think again.

I was in Sunny Acres in Chelmsford, MA for rehabilitation after a Knee Replacement. I received…read moreexcellent care and therapy during the two weeks I was there. I credit the care I received to an excellent outcome. I am going to need my other Knee replaced soon and i am hoping that Sunny Acres has an opening at that time. I would recommend Sunny Acres in Chelmsford, Massachusetts to anyone needing these services. Sandra Patterson Billerica, MA

Short staffed. My loved one got pneumonia twice. He ended up at LGH for treatment. I took him out…read moreof there.

Excellent team of Healthcare providers! Compassionate,…read morecaregivers providing top notch care to the community they serve! Without a doubt a five star Healthcare Center!

2023 I typically only review when I have something positive…read moreto say, but the care of a parent is too important not to comment. In my opinion, I cannot believe this place is still operating. I would like to see it inspected as part of a 'sting' operation, for care and especially management. Some events that occurred are too disgusting to include here.'. I saved documentation in case ever needed, but was too stressed with the death of my Dad at the time, to pursue. The rehab section has somewhat better care.

Transferred to LCCMV from Plymouth bout a year ago, Started part time and before I knew it went to…read morefull time, good place to work, good people to work with and great benefits also, but the best part of being here is the residents!! There just so grateful for the littlest things and I am more than happy to help them, Love my job and grateful that I have the opportunity to work at a elder care facility.

I placed my Mother in Lifecare after the facility she was in stated that I needed to hire a Home…read moreHealth Aide to assist in her care. As part of their "sales pitch", the facility had told me they were well equipped to to take care of Parkinson's patients. They were not. When I initially placed her in Lifecare, she was 90 lbs and not eating. Lifecare put her on hospice. Within 6 weeks, she started eating again and gained weight. I cannot thank the Staff at Lifecare enough. Their care and compassion was evident each time I visited. She was always neat and clean and out and about for activities. They always kept me informed about any issues. My Mother passed away recently and I truly appreciated their kindness and understanding. Everyone from the CNAs to the nurses and doctors were excellent. Thank you again!

Worst place ever. As I write this my father is dead in the hospital, he died 3 hours ago on the…read morefloor at Town and Country and I am still waiting on a call from them to tell me this. Thank god the emergency room doctor called to tell me the news.

Thanks to all the great staff at Town and Country who provided great care for my family member,…read morethey were able to get her stronger and allowed her to get back in to the community and living on her own.

I have to say, switching to Greater Lowell Chiropractic from Central Street Chiropractic was like…read morenight and day. From the moment I walked in, the experience was completely different. The women at the front desk are friendly, welcoming, and personable. Since it was my first appointment, I assumed I would only be meeting with the doctor for a consultation, as that was my experience at the previous office. Instead, I met with Dr. Todd, and I was immediately impressed by how thorough and knowledgeable he was. He took the time to go over everything in detail and seemed genuinely focused on my care rather than selling me an expensive payment plan. He explained my condition, answered my questions, adjusted me during my first visit, and worked with me to create a treatment plan. One thing I really appreciated was that there was no pressure to pay for a large package of treatments upfront. In fact, I had to remind the front desk that I had a copay. At my previous chiropractor, I felt pressured into making a significant payment before treatment even began, and after two visits, the doctor had never actually touched me. At Greater Lowell Chiropractic, Dr. Todd adjusted both my back and neck, put me on a roller table, and used a pulsating therapy device as part of my treatment. I left feeling like I had finally received the care I was looking for. Another huge benefit is their flexibility with scheduling. They can accommodate appointments after I get out of work, which helps me avoid using valuable PTO hours. I honestly wish I had come to Greater Lowell Chiropractic first. I'm extremely satisfied with the care I've received so far and look forward to continuing my treatment plan. Being able to pay as I go, rather than paying for all appointments upfront, is another reason I feel comfortable and confident continuing my care here. Highly recommended.

I can't say enough good things about this office. The entire staff is so friendly and welcoming…read more They have a great affordable payment plan option for those without insurance. I originally went in due to some pretty bad back and leg pain. They explained what recovery would look like and talked me through everything they were doing so I understood why it was being done. I've been consistently going for a little over a month and it has helped me more than I thought possible. If you're looking for a chiropractor in the Lowell area look no further, this is the place you want to go to.