I dont know why there arent more reviews for Heritage of Lyndhurst but I am leaving this to…read morehopefully help others. We had to find a nursing home for rehab purposes and we were given some names in our area and we decided here since it was so close to our home. There was a few staff there that were somewhat helpful but there were two nurses (one in particular) that were horrible and made me cry several times when I left there, knowing that he was not in good hands. I wish I knew the names and we did finally mention it to the director but we were afraid that she would treat my dad worse so we didnt push the issue. She was short and walked with a limp and worked nights and the other had glasses and they seemed to work together at times. Both of them made this such a bad experience for us and I tried to avoid them if I could walking in different doors so I didnt have to see them. The one with the limp was horrible, never helped, never made eye contact, did not say hello, and made you feel like you were bothering her if you did ask her something. I was always so nice and I had to bite my tongue from wanting to tell them off. I still think about what an awful person she was and that she should not be in the field of taking care of people so I feel the need to let others know not to come here if there are other choices. There were alot of other things too including the urination smell, the same program that they had on the TV every day for the patients (even they mentioned it) and the lack of help every night which seems to be a universal problem. I had to throw away pants that he was wearing because they wouldnt change him and I could not get the smell out after washing a few times. They didnt seem to care about these people. It was depressing. We have since left and glad that place is behind us but hoping this will help others.

I am a resident at Heritage Of Lyndhurst. They have made so many positive changes. Dani is the…read morebest! The food, the atmosphere, the management team all so much better. We actually come out of our rooms, and it is always a good time, I have to say hell yeah I like it here now. Glenn Kellogg

My mother moved to long-term care in the Friedman Pavilion about 1 month ago. The staff is…read moreattentive and they go out of their way to keep my mother comfortable and content. My mother has a private room with a view of one of the several gardens. My brother and I decorated her room with family photos and some furniture (e.g., her recliner, dresser, and TV) from her home. She participates in some of the activities; she especially likes going to lunch at Jack's Delicatessen and Ho Wah Chinese Restaurant. When I'm available at 1:30 PM on weekdays, I take her down the hall to the piazza to hear music. They also have a weekday happy hour on at 3:30 PM. Sometimes we enjoy lunch together at Pearl's. On the medical side, my mother's nurse calls when she's visited by the Menorah doctor and her meds change. The staff listens to our concerns.

I called twice inquiring about their services. I never received a response. Very disappointing.read more

My parents have lived there for about a year…read more My mom fell getting into bed early one the morning. She pressed her emergency button and it took almost two hours until someone responded. Luckily she was not seriously injured and was discharged from the hospital the same day. The executive director and I discussed this and the system has been tested and modified and her pendant will be checked. The dryer has been replaced once (with a used one from another apartment) and still takes hours to dry a single load. This is very stressful for her. After discussing with the executive director, the setup will be replaced and technicians will be in to check the installation. Maintenance requests are an issue. I am not sure if the requests are being entered correctly or are being lost or if there is an issue with how they are being communicated. The cleaning, dining room and front desk staff are caring and try to help. I am more comfortable after a discussion with the director, time will tell.

I just spoke to Kimberly Ensign the director at Waterford. She had asked the director of nursing to…read moregive me a call and it had slipped her mind. She was very apolgetic and she said all of my complaints have been reviewed with the staff and my mom would receive much better care. My mom was telling the staff that they didnt need to help her she could do it herself. She didnt want to inconvience anybody. All is well and I'm sure there will be much improvement now that these issues have been addressed. Thank you Kimberly for all of your help.

My Mom, of Blessed Memory, was a resident of Stone Gardens Assisted Living Facility for over four…read moreyears. She loved being a resident. Her care was excellent. The staff were sincere in their care and in their respect for my Mom's welfare. The food was very tasty: The many times that I visited my Mom over those four years, I also enjoyed the food. There were a large choice of activities, including music, cognitive, fun and physical. Every Jewish Holiday was celebrated. If I needed to one day live in an assisted living facility, Stone Gardens is where it would be.

This is where my grandmother has been living for the past few years. It's very clean, there are a…read morelot of activities available for the residents, everyone is very friendly and it appears to be professionally run. My only complaints are that the food is like cafeteria food and they get all bent out of shape if you bring your own food. I don't know what it costs to live there, but I'm guessing it's enough that the residents and their guests should be able to eat whatever they please.

This is the worst place you could take your loved ones. My mom was there for about a week before…read morewe took her out of there. While there my mom had to be rushed to the hospital and not even 24hrs her iPad was stollen. When we brought it up to the staff and Heather the manager they stated they would look for it. its been 2 months and nobody has contacted us. The place smells of urine, the night staff is horrible. They kept my mom sitting in her chair until 9:30pm.

Grande point is disgusting place. 1 Rick in the financial department is money hungry!…read more Number 2 my father was in this facility for 14 months until he passed away April 16th 2026. I would like to state, I walked into my father's room to visit , his sheet was straight no wrinkles his hands were on his stomach when i.looked under the sheet he passed away. I daughter found him passed, someone must have known . I arrived about 9 30 am. Wasn't there a person that passes breakfast to the room? There was no breakfast tray, anyways I went to the front desk to tell the nurses that my father passed away . Nurses were having a good time laughing . We went to the room were he was passed away. The nurse stated I just gave him his meds 30 min ago. Yet my father's skin was gray eyes sunk in straight sheet and hands on stomach. I rate this experience ZERO

It is a beautiful, clean facility. They have a Wonderful caring staff. I would recommend Amelia…read moreGrace to everyone.

Amazing team! I went for a tour and all my questions were answered. Caring, compassionate, and…read moreprofessional staff.

For at least 2 years, my mother was a patient here. The beautiful facilities, pleasantly warm pool…read moretemperature, and the guidance of several encouraging physical therapists gave my mother, a lifelong swimmer, a chance to enjoy a softened variation of her former workout. For her, this also became a comforting place to regularly relate to others with similar orthopedic issues. Comparing progress notes with fellow therapy patients and learning about their journeys was as valuable to my mother as the actual physical therapy. She was able to experience the joy of water exercise in a safe, well-planned environment. The open pool hours were very accommodating, the monthly fee reasonable, and the safe, well-managed facility were very attractive features of the post-physical therapy experience that is offered. Though I am an athletic swimmer and not as much in need of physical therapy, I plan to maintain a monthly membership at Peter B. Lewis to ease my arthritic challenges. I am open to the possibility that I would engage in both the dry land and aquatic physical therapies that are offered here.

I have been a member here since 2008. I have had physical therapy at least times for my neck,…read moreback, and general strengthening. The therapists are excellent. I have had both aquatic and regular (land) therapy. I use the pool for exercise. The warm water pool has benefits that regular swimming pools do not have. The pool equipment is provided and enhances the water exercises. I have also worked with a therapist in the exercises room in a program designed for me. LAC is my go-to fitness place. Don't know what I would do without it.

Shalom and his team are top notch. He was immediately responsive to our needs (daytime caregiver…read morefor my Hindu father with stroke and dementia). They matched my dad with the perfect caregiver, who quickly became a member of the family. Highly recommend

Whenever we've had to change our schedule due to Doctor's appointments they've been able to find a…read moregood replacement caregiver from the office. They all have different personalities but they're all very very nice and anxious to help.

Steadily declining care, lack of staff and high tolerance for poor employee and agency work ethic…read more Unkept promises. Lack of communication. Rising costs. Family members doing most of the work they are paying for.

My mother has been a resident in the Memory Care Unit of Governor's Village for about a year and a…read morehalf. The building itself is always clean, homey and well-decorated (non-institutional). Much thought has been given to creating a pleasant experience for visitors and residents alike. Garden areas are wonderful during spring, summer and fall for walks, bird watching, gardening. There are plenty of events, celebrations to meet various interests/abilities. They have just built a new addition which was handled in such a creative, thoughtful way -- residents' lives remained normal and calm despite construction. Plus, it is beautiful! Most important, I am thrilled with the level of care, concern and genuine affection/compassion the staff provides and exhibits toward my mother, as well as the other residents. Patience, understanding, creativity and sense of family are very evident whether a resident's family member is present or not. Nurses and caregivers have gone out of their way to meet my mother's needs and mine as well -- so I'd don't need to guess how she is doing. They share anecdotes of what she's said or done during the day; if she's happy, sad; ate well/or not so well; was up all night or slept well -- without my asking. This is very important to me as her primary caregiver. They are truly extensions of me and do it better than I ever could at this point in her journey. We are both blessed to have found such a wonderful place for her to live.