Connemara Senior Living is a wonderful place to live! I've lived here for about 8 years and the…read morestaff is awesome! Very attentive! We also have an awesome activities department! I'd recommend Connemara to any friend or family!

From the owner: Connemara Senior Living Campello, offers an exceptional residential experience for seniors…read more Spacious apartments and full range of community amenities allow seniors to live life fully while taking advantage of the services they need to stay active and independent!

Not enough staff here to take care of people . The cna s do not care about the patients . If you…read morehave a loved one that needs a place like this place DO NOT COME HERE . you will be treated like trash .

Not a good start…read more My wife just transferred to this place. We signed all the appropriate documents to get her full support for nutrition and treatment. We requested a low-fat diet and they said they cannot honor that until a nutritionist on Monday evaluates her situation and they gave her a full fat diet of food. She can't eat that. Pancreatitis. Because of her knee replacement surgery she needs a walker to get to the bathroom. They won't give her one until Physical Therapy evaluates her on monday. This means she must lie in bed and wait for staff to help her to get to the bathroom. They don't come when she calls and she lies in a wet diaper for hours. She is prone to UTI's. This facility doesn't even have the Pure Wick system, a necessity when having incontinent patients. They don't have Rx pain med in stock, so she has to wait hours for the prescription to be filled. All staff members are nice to talk with, but response for help is poorly lacking. We will be contacting her doctors and her Onbudsman to get her transfer to our chosen facility. As they stay progressed, so did the care to a certain point. Her PT therapist was great! The social worker was nice & took note of our complaints. Some of the staff need a new line of work. Some of the staff is fantastic. My wife told the concierge about both extremes. Praise for the praiseworthy & request the bad ones not assist my wife. Try to have someone with your loved one as much as possible & advocate.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1Ha748qGJQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr…read more This facebook page will detail LCBs failure to provide hourly safety checks, inappropriate responses to injuries, failure to provide adequate hygjene, failure to recognize malnutrition and failure to thrive, failure to provide stimulating engagement activities, and on and on. Everything on the videos and all statements are factual and absent anything that could be considered defamatory. The collective failures represent systemic breaches in care. I have compiled numerous videos and photos that represent a significant indictment of LCB's care.

After having a dear friend in this place for several months and finally going to a different…read morefacility because of the substandard care, I can only say- pick someplace else. They are lacking in every part of caring.

My husband was here for 2 weeks to regain some strength after a cancer diagnosis. His discharge…read morepapers said "Patient's health has improved to the point where he no longer needs our care." This was a flat-out LIE! The day after his discharge, he was admitted to the ICU with severe widespread sepsis from undetected or undocumented infections. His dentures were glued to his mouth with food, having never been removed. He was covered with a severe rash. He could not toilet, His feet were FILTHY. They had ignored almost all of his care instructions. An official demand for records was totally ignored. I found out how hard it is to hold any nursing home accountable for problems in the state and with Medicare. Very little oversight! Be warned about this home!

They were awful! Didn't show up on time, cancelled last min, couldn't cook or get the right…read moregroceries. Communication was awful especially with a huge language barrier . The care was more stressful than me just struggling to do it alone.

I had to cool off a few days before writing this review. I am highly disappointed, disgusted and…read morehurt. I paid for a ride and stretcher for my 84y.o father to be brought home on Thursday, 11/20/24, after 2 months in a rehab facility after a broken hip and surgery. He lives on the second level and needed assistance. He was due for an 11am pickup and they were late, which with Boston traffic I didn't think anything of it. Almost 2hrs later, I heard my doorbell and thought it was the Brockton Home Health Agency, but it was my 86 y.o mother who rang my door because they left my father sitting on a small table on our porch. It was cold and rainy and they just left him. I walked out to talk to the drivers who just looked at me, got in the car and took off, without saying a word. Basically speaking volumes...letting us know that that's not their problem. My father was left like a package on the porch table. I called the company, the # from the van as they took off. and told them what happened. I asked what did I pay for, because I was confused. How was this okay? I could've saved money and picked my dad up myself if that was how they were going to leave him. The company called the drivers to come back. They took forever and I wasn't going to leave him. Both of my parents looked on in disbelief and worry. So we slowly went up the stairs to the 2nd level as the physical therapist had taught us. I had to put him in a chair half way up. As slow as we went, with taking a break, they hadn't arrived, so we kept going. Once I got him safe to his bed, I went back down to meet the drivers. When they finally arrived, one of them said that the stretcher would not have fit (they didn't attempt anything.) I opened the door and should him the massive entry way, high ceilings and large space. His excuse was invalid. Even if it was, they didn't communicate, attempt or anything. They left 2 elderly people on the porch, who couldn't communicate properly, knowing they were limited in mobility and could not get upstairs on their own. They left without speaking to me. They left without caring. He could've fell and re-injured his hip. I hurt thinking how he must've felt being treated in such a way after 2 months of not being home. My father woke up the next day with so much pain from having to walk up all those steps due to their negligence. My back still hurts from having to help hold him up as he made his trek up. I will never use the Brockton Home Healthy Agency Again and will never refer them to anyone!! The drivers never apologized to my father.

The staff at Old Colony Hospice and Palliative Care took extraordinary care of my mother during her…read moredecline from dementia over a period of six months. Their nurses, social worker and chaplain visited regularly, keeping close communication with her memory care facility staff, home care agency and especially with my family, patiently answering our many questions. Our input on Mom's care was respected, and when the time came for a move to the Ruth McClain Hospice House, we knew we were in good hands. The people who work there are highly trained and very personable. They love their work, and supported my mother with astute attention to her needs, as well as helping my siblings and I through a difficult time. We were so impressed with the superior quality of Mom's end-of-life care.

My husband had been ill for 9 years so we had been in and out of hospitals and rehabs for…read morerecoveries for years. But at the end my husband wanted to die at home and Old Colony Hospice made that possible. For over 2 weeks the nurses and aides would come on a daily basis. And all looked after my husband with such care and understanding. They were sensitive to our wishes even if they seemed counter intuitive and they were at the end of a phone at 3:0am or in person at midnight if we needed them. And in the final hours, which even if they had experienced many times, they treated us like family and had words of comfort that made a huge difference. I couldn't recommend them more.

My dad got out of Good Sam hospital and sent here for short term rehab. for physical therapy. He…read morewasn't given half of his daily medications, zero physical therapy and left in a room to basically take care of himself. they weren't even going to let him out to see his own PCP. I discharged him after 4 days. He will NEVER go back there.

Nancy Zraizaa is a welcoming warm and caring person. As Executive Director, she leads by example,…read moreembodying integrity, dedication, and a deep sense of responsibility.

I cannot say enough POSITIVE things about the BNA!...My husband came home mid March after spending…read moretwo months in intensive care and two months in rehab facilities after going through heart failure respitory failure..stage 4 wounds from long term hospitalization..etc. etc. We interacted with BNA for respitory therapy.. Occupational and physical therapy..and wound care for over 3 months now.. He has finally been released!..The team worked together and helped facilitate things which made our lives so much easier! Every Nurse showed up when they were scheduled..every nurse Showed empathy for what was going on.. Checked on us and all offered so much support and assistance! THANK YOU BROCKTON VISITING NURSES ASSOCIATION FOR ALL YOU DID FOR US! FREDERICK and Maryann Gilbert

I came to them not just as a daughter, but as a fierce advocate for my father's safety. I spoke…read moreclearly, documented harm, and corrected misinformation. Their response? Silence, deflection, and one nurse's casual diagnosis of "socially challenged" because I dared to assert boundaries and demand trauma-informed care. Let me be clear: I am not "socially challenged." I am emotionally fluent, legally precise, and protective of my family. What I am is tired of systems that punish clarity and reward compliance. The nurse in question, Linda, didn't just fail to communicate--she actively undermined it. When I emailed the DPH, Brockton VNA responded with a form letter and a shrug. No apology. No accountability. Just a reminder that if I wanted justice, I'd have to chase it myself. So here I am. Making noise. Because silence is complicity, and I refuse to be complicit in my own erasure. To the nurses who do show up with heart and integrity: thank you. You deserve better colleagues and stronger leadership. To Brockton VNA: I've filed the complaint. I've documented the harm. And now I'm telling the truth--loudly. Cheer's