There is a reason that Parker at Somerset often has a long wait list and was the top of our list as…read morea subacute rehab facility. The care team you receive focuses on each individual's needs. The care team meets with both resident and family member for the subacute rehab facility to discuss the care plan of action and goals. The subacute suites have ample space and privacy curtains and doors for patients to have rest and a quiet stay. Each room in the subacute facility is private, so no patient has to share the space. The beds are twin long adjustable beds. There is a large bathroom with plenty of safety bars and space for a short stay. We had planned on 20 days, but it ended up being only a 4 days stay. The staff is primarily Filipino and kind. Some shared their journey that brought them to nursing care and a rehab facility. While there are several Parker locations, Somerset is the only subacute facility. It's roughly a 15 minute drive from Robert Wood Johnson hospital. Many people are concerned about the quality of the food at a subacute center. Parker gave menus with at least two options per meal and a static list of always available items. You can have the opportunity to meet with a nutritionist to discuss personal goals and food challenges. They accommodate every meal to meet patient needs or requests. You do need to request salt, pepper, and butter, but it's better to be able to add than have everything over seasoned. There is a round the clock refreshment station available with juices, water, coffee, and tea. The upgraded facility is really beautiful and set back into the landscape, providing privacy for residents. There are plenty of areas to gather outdoors with the help of staff to exit or enter the building. There is a cafe designed for families visiting with patients. It's cash only and you can purchase a salad, soup, or sandwich. They also offer some of the hot meals available to residents so you acne sample what's available. The check-in process requires signing yourself in and out of the facility. It's very convenient and the by your second visit, the person at the front desk will recognize you. I highly recommend Parker and want to thank nurse Christen for welcoming me and showing me kindness while adjusting to the facility.

I went to Parker Rehabilitation following hip replacement surgery. The facility was topnotch but…read moretheir aftercare and follow up was terrible. I was discharged on Friday the 24th and told I would hear from support in 48 hours. As of today the 29th I have not heard from anyone! I have left multiple messages to multiple people and still haven't received any answers. I live alone and was told I would receive PT at home as we'll has home health care for help with everyday chores. Seven days have past and now another weekend will be upon us, will I receive help next week? I would not recommend Parker for Seniors who live alone.

Came in for quick visit to see my mom at Bridgeway love how this facility makes it a safe clean…read moreenvironment providing great care for her. I know there's always going to be some issues with any type of senior care but for our situation they have an incredible attentive staff, meals that provide correct nutrition and a management team that listens and provides timely feedback and recommendations for the best possible care. Mom will be 96 and she's happy so that makes her sons feel awesome!

While the nursing staff was outstanding, I was disappointed greatly with the social worker. I was…read moretold I would come in for a class to learn how to use equipment. This class never happened, regardless of the fact that I was at the facility at least 4 times a week and they had all my contact information. They sent my family member home with equipment that, I was under the impression, she could use. Every piece of equipment was useless. Bridgeway added much more stress to my life....on top of what was already there, being the primary caretaker with ZERO experience.

Our mom moved into the Delaney about six months ago. I can't adequately describe how wonderful the…read moreexperience was for our mother and our family. The staff is caring and simply tremendous and worthy of calling out by name Seari, Mathew, and Jackie in particular. The dining staff goes the extra mile with a varied daily menu. I got to spend a lot of time as mom was at end of life...I met some amazing residents who genuinely cared for my mother. The culture of The Delaney is what helps make it unique. The building is brand new with a definite pride of ownership. As you can read I appreciate the Team Delaney and highly recommend it for your loved ones Steve Bashe

Lousy place to work. I haven't received my september pay as of yet. Now it's already almost…read morenovember 1st. Time to call the labor board.

Beautiful assisted living for your loved ones , the outdoors garden are beautifully kept and they…read moreeven have a pool . Parking can be a little tricky , but aside from that the staff is extremely friendly and helpful .

Was here for sub acute care. Nursing staff was absolutely terrible. Never answered call bell…read more Changed my diaper only once a day and did not give me my medication. PT was understaffed and inept. Food was always late for example lunch at 3. Room never cleaned since previous resident and then not for 5 days. Located in unsafe area on irvington border. Patients left unattended in front of TV blaring soul music. Tried to get food downstairs but they wouldn't make anything because they were closing in 1 hour. Do not let the facade fool you. Rehab places are generally not good but this one is worse because it hides behind a facade. May be OK for assisted living but if you need any sort of care you are going to severely regret your decision.​