For one thing the building is old the food is horrible the employees are good and the social worker…read moreCarrie goes above and beyond she is a very good person.

Rose Mountain is part nursing home (long term care) and part rehabilitation center, which helps…read morepatients recover so they can go home. Its located off the exit ramp from Rt 1 to Rt 18 (across the highway from the old Fudruckers/new Asian fusion place and next to the creepy office, right before the overpass). There is a back entrance that can be accessed via Paulus Blvd if you're coming from Rt 18 rather than Rt 1. My grandmother was admitted after being diagnosed with cancer and requiring more supervision and assistance. Ideally, she would be admitted for rehab, but we were considering transferring her to the nursing home side if she continued to need more help. My family selected Rose Mountain because of the large Chinese community and the representative informed us that the staff was bilingual and they had plenty of daily programming to keep residents busy. The residents are 50% Chinese and 50% not - programming is conducted in English mostly. I spent a couple of days with grandma for several hours each. (Mind you, not just a quick visit - we're talking over 5 hours at a time.) The dual nature of Rose Mountain allows them to admit more patients, but mostly at the expense of the patients who have limited mobility or speech. The patients who do best here are the long term residents who are self motivated and friendly. Bonus points of they play a good game of mah jong. The patients who suffer the most are the ones who can't walk on their own, use the rest room, or speak. On the day I was there longest, the patients used the restroom when they woke up and when they went to bed - no one did a diaper check all day. The programming is slim and many residents sit and literally stare at the walls all day. Food is most of the time okay to good. However cleanliness is an issue - the place does have a distinctive smell and I definitely had a roach run over my boot while sitting in the main hall. I also observed a soiled towel sit on the floor for about an hour and trash on the main hall floor sit for about three hours. While about half the staff is bilingual, I had to watch a sad physical therapy session entirely in English when the gentleman had no idea what they wanted. He spent thirty minutes trying his best to comply when he clearly didn't understand what the nurses were instructing him to do. It would be nice to have a PT person speak Chinese too. The PT room is also very small. You can't more than 10 paces before having to turn around or go around an object. I met Dr Gu, the primary physician here. She does speak both Chinese and English. Typically she does a review of each resident here once of week, which is fine for long term residents. I was under the impression that she does more exams for rehab patients or hospice patients, but wasn't present for any exams. From family reports, the exams were cursory and not thorough. The one time I met her, she was complaining that the pharmacy screwed up an order, when the nurses had written down the order wrong and then the pharmacy's fax machine appeared to not be working. As the facility physician, it is her duty to make sure that the orders are correct and to follow up that they went through - so it behooves me that it took 36 hours to fill an easy prescription for pain medication. (During which the patient ultimately suffered). Perhaps it can be blamed on a poor relationship with the pharmacy, but her behavior was unprofessional and inappropriate. My family actually had to call the administrators to page her through the night. I commend the nursing staff for working as hard as they do. Most of them are friendly and generous and genuinely good at what they do. (There are also a few that royally suck). For a nursing home facility, the level of care is adequate and a good number of residents are happy with the community there. However, there aren't enough staff , time, or motivation to provide a high level of day to day care as a rehab center. The health and safety of residents who cannot move or communicate is very questionable. Regardless please, please - go visit your relatives more often.

During a very difficult time for our family, Assisting Hands was there for us! Each caregiver…read moredemonstrated exceptional care and always with compassion. Regine, Sa-anne and Ino were beyond the best and can not express our gratitude enough. Kerri, the Care Coordinator worked with me to assign the perfect care that would fit our schedules. She went out of our way to ensure we received exactly what we needed. I highly recommend this agency to anyone looking for caregiving without the worry.

From the admin staff to the caregivers themselves, my family and I were extremely happy with the…read morecare my Mother received. The Health Aids were always on-time, totally professional, skilled and compassionate.

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Synergy's staff was so professional and helpful. Bianca and Tom were there for my family the entire…read moreprocess the home health aides were wonderful with my mother and take excellent care of her. They all mAde a difficult situation much easier. I cannot recommend them enough.

Within 24 hours my mom became very ill and was unable to walk. I had a Christmas party to go to. I…read morecalled Tom at Synergy Home Care and he was able within 2 hours to get someone to stay with my mom overnight. I can't express enough the care they provided, the follow up calls and the compassionate they provided during this difficult time. Do not hesitate to call them they went over and above for us!

I recently needed help caring for a family member who was leaving a sub-acute care facility to be…read morehome on hospice. The hospice organization I worked with used FirstLight HomeCare, so with some trepidation I contacted them. (I was a little skittish, because decades ago, we'd hired a caregiver through an agency for my late father-in-law, and despite the agency's screening procedures, she had stolen from him.) Amanda at FirstLight eased my concerns when I first met her, and my experience with the caregivers she supplied made a HUGE positive difference during the time my loved one had left. The aides were unfailingly caring and kind, concerned about his needs, and treated him with care and consideration. I can truly say that I don't think I could have survived the last 5 weeks of my loved one's life without the help provided by the FirstLight caregivers.

Key Home Care sets the standard for professionalism in home care. Their team is punctual,…read morewell-organized, and highly skilled, ensuring every detail of care is handled with precision and expertise. Communication is clear and consistent, and they always follow through on their commitments. While their compassion shines through, it's their unwavering professionalism that truly gives us confidence and peace of mind. We know our loved one's care is in the hands of experts who take their role seriously.

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I have used Visiting Angels Wall NJ to care for my mom for over 4 years. Initially, we called them…read morebecause my mom had a fall and needed full time care at the age of 98 when she got home from the hospital. They were great--they came right away and provided a lovely full-time caregiver who really cared about my mom. When she was back on her feet in independent senior living, we continued to use Visiting Angels to help in the morning and dinnertime. When she moved to Assisted Living in that facility, she needed extra help in the morning to shower, get dressed and eat breakfast and lunch. Visiting Angels was there no matter the need. The caregivers are professional, kind, caring and responsible. Special shout out to Betsy and Jackie who my mom adored because not only did they help but they were great company for her. I believe the great care she received from Visiting Angels was responsible for helping my mom live to 102 with all her faculties intact. The ower, Steve, and the office staff, especially Donna, were always responsive even after hours and extremely helpful with whatever issue arose. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this agency. If you need people to care for an elderly parent or someone just home from hospital or rehab, please call Visiting Angels in Wall, you will not be disappointed.

It is difficult to put into words how much it means to know your loved one is not only being cared…read morefor by a trained professional but that your loved one is happy and looks forward to seeing that professional. The Visiting Angels staff in Wall was responsive and prompt for all of our needs. The flexibility of their staff and services resulted in our selecting this Company but the quality of their caregivers and office staff resulted in our continued and valued relationship.