I have known Karen Halloran for many years, and she knows much about many aspects of senior/elder…read morecare. The Current Beverly is so lucky to have her as their sales director. The Current Beverly recently has been renovated and has such scenic views along with an amazing location in the heart of Beverly. You are able to walk to many places in the area. It has a very home-like feeling and seeing some of the residents so engaged was heartwarming. A nice Assisted Living in the North Shore area.

From the owner: Experience The Current Beverly's enchanting blend of coastal living and elevated charm. This…read morehistoric coastal senior living community offers Independent, Assisted Living, and Memory Care, combined with prime comforts and the industry'Äôs best wellness services. Our intimate community is located in thriving downtown Beverly, MA, with its rich history and picturesque beaches. From stunning living space to rooftop concierge decks and local restaurants just steps away, The Current Beverly has all the convenience of downtown tucked away right off of historic Cabot Street, all within an hour of Boston. Enjoy top-tier amenities in a caring community you'Äôll be proud to call home at every stage of life.

Our family is so grateful to have Found the Herrick House as a home for our mom. She has a…read morebeautiful apartment that she's so happy in, and we know staff are there around the clock should she need them. The staff are so caring and have really taken the time to get to know our mom. She enjoys a wide variety of activities offered each day, and we were able to keep in touch with mom via FaceTime during the pandemic thanks to the staff. The house is surrounded by nature and the grounds and facilities are beautifully maintained. I read the previous review and this person must be mistaken as there are no shared rooms, only individual apartments. He or she must be thinking of another facility.

My grandmother who had sustained a devastating injury but was completely mentally intact, was…read moretreated horribly. She was physically dropped twice, the staff didn't answer the call light for 45 min (she called my aunt who called the facility to ask them to answer her bell) by then she had wet herself of course. She was in a room with a person who screamed and had dementia (grandma was mentally intact) She was at the end of the hall, and her one request was that for once she get a hot meal bc her food was cold by the time they got to her. They said no, they had to do it in order. They lost her favorite pants in the laundry ... this is from someone who has very little left in life. It's the small things.. make her happy with the small requests. She even feared retaliation if she complained. Ultimately she gave up food and water voluntarily to die. They could have done better by her. She knew what was happening. She wanted out.

If the review was written a year ago it would have been 5 stars. Girdler House has changed…read moremanagement. The handling of the transition from the 30 year administrator to the new administrator wasn't, in fact, a transition. There was no overlap. And no thought was given to the residents feeling about such a big change. Lack of experience of the new administrator has made living there more difficult, and reflects a less caring and empathetic view of how elderly women should be treated. The staff, by-in-large, are very kind and caring people. It's really sad that the Mission of Girdler House is "driven by compassion", yet actions do speak louder than the written word. I would not recommend this facility.

Wonderful and caring staff. Kathy the directory is great. We are so grateful that the Girdler House…read moreis there for our mother. Thank you!

Since I wrote a review a month ago, things have continued downhill as far as the food goes. About…read more1 meal a week is really good. Fish on Friday is often very good. Otherwise, the food has become close to inedible, and certainly not healthy. We try to supplement it with things we cook ourselves in our microwave, but it's hard and expensive as we have to send our private home health aide out to shop for us. The other ongoing problem is that the building continues to be overrun with mice, and the control efforts are half-hearted, at best. I hate to complain, as the management and staff are friendly, but, alas, ineffective.

Colonial Gardens is beautiful. They offer every imaginable thing you could want. The staff is very…read morehelpful and friendly. Christian went above and beyond to accommodate my friend, he helped Mary with a wheelchair ride when we came for a tour. They were very generous with their incentives and helping us to transition into this residence. The grounds and surroundings are exquisite; The paintings, flowers, dining room, snacks, ice cream machine, theater, library, and beautiful apartments. My friend Mary is 74 and loved the place! - Barbara & Mary

I'm giving three stars, the care by the nursing staff ie two of the nurses was wonderful (Lorna and…read moreDenise) there was another nurse that was awful and when my mom was dying she was so rough with her and almost choked her with medication, but I digress. Let me start at the beginning. We looked at this location for my mom because she needed more care than we were able to give her at home anymore, it all seemed like a great fit, the woman that gave us the tour was wonderful and kind, unfortunately she hit ill and they let her go. One thing that I cannot say enough about is the activities department! If not for them I would have taken my mom out, they kept my mom busy and entertainment for the last six months of her life. Jacinda the director should open her own business! I have so many items that my mother made that are beautiful and I will cherish them forever. Let me get to the negative about this company. The management is truly awful, I won't go into too many specifics but I know that karma will have her way with these folks. I will start with the family is supposed to get together with a manager and get a 30 and 60 day review of how their loved one is doing, Jack the manager had to change the date, ok fine but when I went in on the date he changed it to he started yelling at me (the customer paying 9k a month) saying he was too busy! There is a nurse case manager who oversees the nursing staff, unbeknownst to me I don't even think she's an RN, that I caught in a bunch of lies about my mother falling, which ultimately resulted in her death. I had asked to see the video to see my moms fall and was given the runaround how Jack couldn't find it on the film (what??? Why do you have cameras then?) my mom was in hospice care and did not have a long outlook but this definitely rushed her process along. I could go into many more stories, something that really left a bad taste in my mouth? They sent me a bill after my mom had passed away, keep in mind, this is a 50 bed facility, not a huge corporation! My mom had been gone over five weeks now, I'm still awaiting the refund I was promised three weeks ago, the management doesn't care about their clients whatsoever, it's all about the money, thank goodness for Lorna, Denise and Jacinda!

Doing a great job with their residents during a very, difficult time. Navigating visits while…read morekeeping everyone safe is no easy task. Special thanks to Kamisha, Jack, Ann and all the ladies that work the front desk!

It's expensive. You give them a huge deposit and then you pay almost $700 per day for long term…read morecare. Thats right. $19,000/mo! So buyer beware. The administration continue to leave me unimpressed and often times, angry and disappointed. The front line staff is a mixed bag. We've had the mediocre and the bad. Then we've had some gems take care of my aunt. I would say that if not for the people on the front line that are there because they are in elderly care for the right reasons, the place would be completely miserable. Thankfully there are some good and caring clinicians. Transparency is not a strong point for BBV. Neither is coordination. My aunt had moved to different areas for different levels of care and each time it feels rushed, pressured and doomed to a horrible transition. For the cost, you would hope that BBV would have moving coordinators that are helpful but nope. I would not recommend this place. It's pretty, and like I said, some beautiful people here and there but the admin is horrible to deal with by and large.

My brother-in-law is in continuing care and my sister is in memory care at Brooksby. Sadly, she…read morewent into memory care on her birthday in August. I had asked my brother-in-law if he would like me to be his advocate. He thought that would be great and appreciated my suggestion. I live on the West Coast and of course Brooksby is on the East Coast. I knew that because of HEPA laws staff are not supposed to talk to family members without written permission or consent form. I called their case manager and my brother-in-law's nurse over 15 times in one week and left voice messages. NO ONE CALLED ME BACK! When I finally reached someone in the administration office, I explained the situation and asked if she would please call me back either way to let me know what's going on. I STILL have not heard from anyone. Although I live 3000 miles away, I am the closest relative that still has cognitive abilities. All three of my younger sisters have Alzheimer's. I was hospitalized with shortness of breath which doctors thought I had a heart attack on top of a bad case of bronchitis. The cardiologist performed a cardiac catheterization and told me that my heart was "great." He asked if I had been under stress and diagnosed me with broken heart syndrome due to the stress I had caused by the total lack of communication between Brooksby regarding my family members and myself. NO ONE YET HAS CALLED ME BACK! It's been about 4-6 weeks. My family pay an exorbitant amount of money and Brooksby cannot return a phone call? Family care is good healthcare. I would not recommend Brooksby to anyone considering putting themselves or a loved one in that facility.

I will forever be grateful for the care, love and support the entire staff of the Brudnick Center…read moreshowed me and my mom during her final weeks. The care, compassion and facility were unlike any other rehab I had experienced over the years while caring for both my mom and dad in their later years. A peaceful, beautiful spot that provided attentive care and dignity to my mom. I felt supported as things started to deteriorate with my mom's health and this special place was a gift to my family during a very difficult time. A special thank you to Peyton, a nurse, who went above and beyond. From the initial intake to calling to follow up with how I was doing, this was a remarkable place and a truly special staff.

My loved one is here and i could not be happier. The staff are incredibly caring and kind and…read moreduring tough times they step up and provide the best care. God forbid I get old one day. This is the place I would choose! Thank you, healthcare workers you rock. Carolyn and Erica in case management were always there to help and navigate the health care system for me as this is a new journey in my life for a loved one. Thank you Brudnick!

Please ignore previous reviews. Care One did the best they could given limited medications on the…read moremarket for seniors; it is what other places most likely would have done also.

While I was there, I was in a single room and apparently at night they have what they call AIDS…read morewith no identification there were three or four men and a big woman, and they walk up and down at 5:04 in the morning I was by myself in my room and this man came in and stood over me he said it's time to change you and I said what he said well it's time to change your diaper. It has to be wet. I said well first of all I don't have a diaper on and who do you think you are just walking into my room he said I need to check. I said get the blank blank out of here now at first he did not leave I told him again to get the blank out of here, I started to get out of my bed to scream so he turned around and he walked out. I went out in the hallway and I saw four men and a woman and they asked me what i was doing , one man has glasses. The man that came into my room was about 5 10 or a little taller I remember his arms look like he had worked out in gyms short jersey black on. I pointed to the man that came into my room and I told them he just walked in and he told me he was there to change my diaper that it must be wet and I told him first of all I don't wear diapers and he said I have to check. I said get the blank blank out of here now. Then the woman said something and then the man turned to her and said I knocked on the door and I said no you didn't. You just walked in and he said I knocked at her door. I said no you didn't. You were standing over me . I was told that they were AIDS/ not nurses so in case there was an emergency I don't know where they would find a DOCTOR . They had no identification there was a tall man with glasses wall in black the woman I think her hair was a reddish/brown and she was very overweight and she had a tough mannerism. You could tell she didn't like to be questioned . they said they patrol the hallways at night so why are they patrolling my room to see if I have a diaper on after the incident with me and I put chairs against the door because if I had been younger, I would've gone out and confronted them to be honest with you, but I heard another woman crying and my heart broke for her so I didn't know what was happening to her. I definitely would not recommend this place to anyone if you put your parents during the day the nursing staff are fabulous There is one aid I do want to mention and I forget her first name, but she's from Morocco, she took me down to get a shower every day she made my bed. PT everyone they're really kind but at night it was a nightmare I should say. DO NOT GO THERE. PLEASE I just left there a few days ago GOOD LUCK