If I could put 0 stars I would. This nursing home treated my friends grandmother horribly!!!!!!!!…read moreThey put her with a HORRIBLE roomate and wouldn't change who it was even after we complained! Her room was not fit for her needs. She always fell at her other nursing home and this place was not any better. The nurses were HORRIBLE! They were rude, irresponsible, and never were compationate. HORRIBLE, UNACCEPTABLE EXPERIENCE!

Very creepy atmosphere, lots of staff are unprofessional, and blatantly mean to the elders. Care…read moregivers should practice compassion, not give attitude to an old man taking his time sitting down and yell TURN....WITH THE WALKER. my mom is here for a short prod of time and I can't wait till she gets out. I've heard nothing but bad things from genesis owned skilled facilities.

This is a gorgeous community in the heart of New Hampshire's Seacoast. The staff are caring and…read morekind and the residents are welcoming and so great to visit with.

I recently had my Mom in Bellamy Fields. She received the best care ever. I would and do recommend…read morethis spot to everyone. We had been in another facility prior to moving my Mom to Bellamy Fields. The experience at the other facility was not good. Poor management and my Mom at 92 needed care that they just were not able to give her. Basic things were not provided at the other facility. There is absolutely no comparison. The care that the staff gives each patient/customer is outstanding! They call all patients by name. All staff are professional. If you need something they are there to assist you. Very responsive to all questions and concerns. My Mom passed away peacefully surrounded by her family at Bellamy Fields where they tended to her every need/wish til the end. Thank you to all the staff!! Peg H. Folan

I do not recommend Bellamy Fields if you are looking for place for your loved one to receive end of…read morelife care. I had a terrible experience there with my beloved father. Once on hospice, we were harassed non-stop to place him on morphine even though he was in no pain or discomfort. This relentless barrage of interruptions and side-bars continued right up until his passing. In the final hour and a half of his life, two staffers entered the room against my will and yanked a pad out from under my father so hard that it tore in half. Due to that violent act, my peaceful father who was in no pain let out a primal scream, coughed twice, and then began to drown in lung fluids until he succumbed to his death an hour and a half later. The fact that they did not know that you never move someone who is dying and in no pain is reprehensible. My father's final moments on earth found him suffering and terrified. He was on track for a very peaceful passing until the staff came in and hurt him. Bellamy Fields is a great place for your loved one until it's time for end of life care. At that point, the nursing staff is untrained, unskilled, and reckless. In addition, there are no private rooms for the family and loved one to share their final hours. I give this place a huge thumbs down for end of life care. Unless you are looking for a place to administer morphine until your loved one loses consciousness, and then dies; if that's what you want...then this is your place.

I am a performer at many senior facilities around New Hampshire. I've been doing this work for more…read morethan 15 years. In a typical year I am in and out of 70 or 80 different facilities. I just want to shout out the staff at Langdon Place of Dover. There is a warmth and caring among the staff, and it is reflected in the happiness and joy I see in the residents. Staff members, you are doing the work of the angels, and I always love coming there to perform. Warmly, Cat

Langdon Place of Dover is special. I entertain there on a regular basis and always look forward to…read moreit. The residents in both the assisted living and memory care areas are well cared for and always look forward to making memories with music.

if i could give this place 0 stars i would. my grandfather had been there for not even two days…read morebefore having to get transported back to the ER, and he was left to sit in his pants that he had soiled in because 'no one was around', messed up his meals, and plenty of other things. he passed away on Monday of this week, and because of your establishment, he spent his last days of his life feeling like a fool and humiliated, when he should've been taken care of. when my family went to pick his belongings up after he was transported back to the ER, no one was any help to them to make sure they got all of his belongings and that things were done properly.

The sewage water was flowing out pipes into backyards and the woods, quite frankly I think it's…read moredisgusting because me and my friend were biking In The woods and we were bombarded with a heavy amount of sewage water. Please fix this.

We recently had my aging parent there for rehab after a hospital stay. He just needed to get his…read morestrength back so he could go home. Each room has 2 beds, 2 tvs, and 1 bathroom shared with the room next door. Although we encountered nice staff and 3 very nice LNA/OT members (Judy, Justin, & Catherine), in general the Edgewood nursing team seemed to be very short-handed, too busy to answer patients, and a bit gruff. Pressing the call button would result in a 30-60 minute wait, leaving patients waiting for things like pain response and trips to and from the toilet. PT/OT is not very long or vigorous and my parent lost progress that had been gained at acute rehab. We will not return.

I was admitted into Cornerstone's care two months after a 6 time roll over crash. Kicked out of a…read morehospital in Georgia with no choice but to move back to NH with the hope that someone could help me. Jessica came out with kindness, and hope in her soul. My husband and I fell in love with her "anything is possible, as long as you are willing to work for it" attitude. I began treatment with almost no movement in any part of my body due to the severity of my spinal cord injury. Ashley (PT) came in the room and lit it up. Not only was every single session fun, she made me want to work to impress her, simply because she believed in me, I wanted to show her that belief wasn't for nothing. Jessica (OT) came in willing to help with anything to make my transition easier, whether that be holding my daughter so I could sit up, or telling me it was okay if I hadn't reached a goal. I was switched to Deanna (OT) and Ruthann (PT) after about a month. These lovely ladies wiggled their way not only into my heart, but our family. Deanna immediately came in, with a smile not only on her face, but in her heart. Even if I couldn't do something, she would remind me of all the things that I had already accomplished, and helped me remember that everyone put the odds against me, and I was lucky to even be alive. Every single Tuesday and Thursday, there was excitement all over the house. My mom was excited to see her daughter proud of herself for being able to complete a new goal. My husband was excited to see his wife becoming herself again. My dad was excited to see his little girl move a new extremity. My daughter was excited to see the people that always acknowledged her and made her feel included. Most of all, me, excited to have these lovely women teach me how to find strength in such a horrible situation. Ruthann's place was taken back over by Ashley, but I will always cherish the time, and patience she had. Her honesty, and respect for me will not soon be forgotten. I'm so thankful she felt I was worthy enough to spend her time on. That's the thing about Cornerstone VNA PT and OT, they make you forget that they are there to do a job. They make you feel like not a thing is more important than every single session. They become family, and help you feel normal in such an abnormal state. I will hold these women in my heart forever, not just because of the incredible progress they helped me achieve, but because in my time of wanting to give up, they were there at any hour to tell me how impressed they were that a quadriplegic could become someone with paraparesis. I started not being able to move my fingers, arms, legs, and toes. I fully believe that without these incredible ladies, I may have never recovered. Jessica, Ashley, Deanna, and Ruthann, thank you for being not only my saviors, but my heroes.

so sorry I get my husband with this company very…read moreincompetent does not care about anything only care about your signature so they get paid they are not with you to the end when you need them the most you are better off to call 911 or your local fire dept for support if you need to call forget it wait forever to get and answer or assist so check your choices double check death certificated information is not accused since they are not there they don't not what happens to your love ones Im hurt by the loss of my husband but even more by copestone actions not humanity or compassion not do deserve even one star