The nurse aides at the House of Good Shepard abuse the patients by dragging them into bed and…read morebanging their shins against the bed frames. They do not use hoyer lifts because they are too lazy. They have bandages on their shins with various dates when the bruises occurred. The nurse aides do not help the new aides out because they feel their jobs are threatened. A patient fell out of bed and the aides, who were sitting in the dining room chatting, refused to help get that patient off floor. Do NOT believe the reviews on Care.com because they cover-up the abuse in nursing homes!

From the owner: A retirement community consisting of Independent Living, Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing, and Long…read moreTerm Care.

Giving this place 2 stars, because my grandma was a resident here for a year and a half and they…read moredid take good care of her. She always seemed showered. She stayed at Virginia's house in Belvidere (also owned by Darlene and her husband, Mark). Her physical ability greatly declined since being a resident here. The residents go from bed, to a bus, to a seat all day, then back to the bus, and back to bed. No physical activity whatsoever. We also bought my Grandma probably close to 15 new outfits during her stay there and never saw her wearing a new outfit. Not sure if they were taking them back with tags still on and getting store credit or giving them to other residents but when my grandma moved out they didn't have any of her newer outfits. I had a blanket specifically made for her with pictures on it (she has dementia, so this was important to help her remember her family) and Darlene apparently lost that too- my grandma had that for 1 month but it was lost prior to moving out? My mother has been calling and texting Darlene and Mark asking for these items and Mark says my grandma never had them, and Darlene says she packed them and can't find them. They told us for a year and a half that they would get Medicaid certified, and then when they found out it wasn't happening they gave us less than one month to find somewhere else for her to go or pay $7,000 a month out of pocket (increased from $4,600 previously). If anyone has experience with long term care centers and getting Medicaid certified, one month was really not enough time.

From the owner: Adult Day Care providing caregivers full day respite six days a week. Specializing in Dementia…read morecare. Call today for additional information or visit our website.

I have found that Colonial Manor is a safe clean respectable place for my uncle to live. His health…read morehas been very good here and he gets care for dressing, bathing, medications, etc. He is also seen by his primary doctor Kavathia there who I attribute to having drastically improved his well being since he moved here. I like the staff and the only complaint from my uncle is that the food is not being prepared to a consistency that is easy to chew, although it is good quality ingredients. He enjoys the bingo games and wishes there were more activities, however the participation is low from the residents who prefer to spend time in their nice rooms. The location and setting are superb. It is always clean as a whistle. I am grateful for Nicole and Andrew and the wonderful staff for over a year!

The people who work here, especially Monica and Sophia are amazing but the owners are not. They…read moreonly want people who are quiet and who don't really need assistance. They act like they'll be helpful when you apply because they want your money but once your loved one is there, it's a different story. My mother went downhill while she was there and I'm so glad she's at a place now that truly cares and values their residents

Paulette Chatman and her husband came the next day after my call to make sure that they could get…read moresomeone to help with my husband's care once he had been put onto hospice. They brought Lloyd DaSilva the next day, and he was truly a kind, compassionate, strong and experienced man. He and my husband had a few nice conversations about the Caribbean and he assisted the Hospice nurses and health aides with bathing and bed-changing. He alerted me when the end was near, and helped calm Bill down and stayed until he died. The company had required a two-week payment in advance, and, when Bill died after only six days, they promptly refunded the balance. i highly recommend their service.

From the owner: With Always Best Care, every client receives extraordinary care in an inspiring environment with…read morecaring people. Caregivers at Always Best Care in Morris and Essex Counties are thoroughly screened, bonded and insured to provide the safest and highest level of senior care.

While there are loving staff members there, the upper management makes it difficult for them to…read moregive care at a level they should be. Terrible attitudes, transparency is missing, rude Administration. Lack of accountability for drops and other issues we experienced. They do not like you to advocate for your family member/resident. Memory Care unit is a Physco Ward and not memory care at all. Sedation and medication as opposed to engaging and encouraging. Worse environment we could have had our mom in. STAY AWAY FROM THIS FACILITY! I would give less if allowed.

My father has been there for 1 month and I see a positive change. He seems happy and very alert…read more I haven't been able to go inside the facility because of Covid. I was able to have a nice visit with him at their courtyard. The courtyard is very nice and peaceful with an attractive fountain. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. I'm sure things will work out nicely at the Forest Manor.

Riguad has been helping my son Dan take showers over the past several months. He has also picked…read moreup additional tasks while he is here for 2 hours most weeks. The entire family appreciates Riguad as he is very dedicated to Dan and always makes sure that Dan is comfortable and get's what he needs while he is here. Riguad has a great attitude and always get the jobs he is doing done quickly and efficiently.

Atlantic Home Health Care has sent reliable snd compassionate people to care for ny elderly…read morerelatives. These dedicated helpers have become like members of our family. I honestly don't know how we would have managed eldercare without Atlantic!

Worst agency to work for. Pay is not that great and they're unorganized. Management lacks…read moreorganization. I was left to complete all the office work alone while the manager surfed the web and was busy with his partner. I have a medical conditions, which causes my hands to fo numb and have a tingling sensation. I asked for help on a number of occasions, but did not receive any. Only a daily basis I had to push through the pain so work can get done. It was a very uncomfortable setting to work in, especially with the managers girlfriend constantly being there. I brought these concerns to corporate, which were overlooked. Instead. I was painted as a liar who is angry and distrust

Terrible customer service. Came in and sat at the lobby for over 20 mins and they haven't asked if…read morewe needed help until I said something. Even singed in and no one at all acknowledge me.

Our LO was born with a tongue and lip tie. Once it was corrected, his eating got better but he…read morestill had a lot of tension in his body and favored one side. In-home pediatric physical therapy was a HUGE help. They helped our son rediscover his tongue and helped loosen up his neck, shoulders, and back. They were safe with masks and gloves while still being personal and warm. There was also a great blend of in-person services and exercises/activities we could do at home to support his recovery.

I was referred to Dr. Tadros for my son's plagiocephaly. He was born prematurely with torticollis…read moreand it was affecting the shape of his head and his ability to latch/feed from a bottle, amongst other issues. We started working with Dr Tadros when he was about 7 weeks old... by 10 weeks my son was able to latch and was receiving most of his at home meals directly from me vs the bottle. When he was using the bottle, he was much more efficient and we weren't losing most of my pumped milk to his shirt! We've now been working together for 3 months and his head shape has drastically improved and he's stronger than ever -- he just loves tummy time! She also has given us tons of advice for at-home activities, toys and other supports. I'm actually not sure what we'd do at home with our kids, if it wasn't for her guidance. We're now working with Dr Tadros to help our daughter (they're twins) with some muscle tightness and feeding issues. At 16 weeks my daughter finally learned to latch, her clicking while on the bottle has stopped, and like her brother, she's much more efficient while feeding from the bottle. I can't recommend Dr Tadros enough. She has been a Godsend to our family!