My family is very grateful for the caring, and outstanding staff as well the comprehensive services…read moreavailable and provided by the Gables in Winchester. When my mother moved into the Gables she experienced an enhanced assisted living environment for retired individuals. From daily check-ins with staff, to full meal and bistro dining options, housekeeping, maintenance, home care aids, and transportation services the Gables truly has thought of everything you might need at some point during your residence with them. Lovely apartments with easy access to elevators and community areas, residents truly have the independence they desire along with the personal and home services they require. The Gables coordinates additional home care and nursing services with other agencies making sure residents have the care and medical supervision they may need. A lovely, well staffed dining room provides residents a community dining experience and if a resident prefers a meal in, delivery is available. Every meal provides menu options. Physical therapy is available on site as well as hairdressing and other personal services. A dedicated bus can be reserved to take residents to medical appointments in addition to transporting groups to outings, such as to a restaurant or shopping center or museum. Seasonal outings are offered including foliage rides, Holiday light viewing, and trips of all kinds in the surrounding communities. New activities such as Life Stories, Tech Support, a Blood Pressure clinic, and Flu and COVID Vaccine clinics have been added to their schedule. This alludes to what is possibly the best feature of the Gables - the plethora of fun, social activities that are available on a daily basis. Regular weekly activities include exercise programs such as chair yoga, exercise to music, strength and stretching, corn hole and bean bag toss. Residents can take advantage of challenging and brain enhancing activities include trivia, crossword, puzzles, and current events. A book group and well stocked library are available for use. The Gables organizes a range of options to be creative including flower arranging, painting with watercolors, and crafts such as hat making and wreath making. Game sessions include BINGO, board games, Mah Jong, cribbage, billiards, bridge, and checkers. Residents have a chance to test their luck with Pokeno. Entertainers and musicians use the main lobby and piano to serenade as well as encourage sing alongs. A therapy dog and pony visit the residents. Masses and non-denominational bible study are available as well. A theater on the main floor is used for regular movie nights and other events. Monthly birthday parties and weekly happy hours are held for those who want to chill with a nice glass of wine. And last but not least the key to all the wonderful features at the Gables is their dedicated and compassionate staff, who truly make an effort each and every day to provide a welcoming and caring environment to everyone here.

Not all angels reside in heaven many walk the earth. The…read moreGables in Winchester is a wonderful caring facility. My brother was there for 3 years. He was a quite person but he met so many wonderful people residents and staff that brought him out of his shell. Bingo, outside trips to restaurants, food shopping and trips to museums, musicals, and boat rides made his day. When he could no longer do activities, the staff was amazing helping him to get around and keeping his spirits up! We as a family had so much support, love, and caring from the staff we felt like family.

Aberjona has helped a few members of my family quite a bit over the years. They handled my…read moregrandmother's rehabilitation very well on two different occasions. It was also a great place for my great grand­aunt, who lived there for years in the nursing home. The medical staff is very approachable and not afraid to explain anything you may not understand.

Rehabilitation. One gentleman was yelling HELP for 3 hrs on 5/17/26 from 8 pm till 10 pm. Until I…read moresaid " Can someone help this man? He's been saying Help for 3 hours and no one can sleep including me! Never ignore someone like that shame on you!"

Left my nana to die essentially. I visited to find her (she had dementia) scratching her arm down…read moreto almost the bone while the hatian staff workers talked amongst themselves and paid zero attention to the patients. This place is worse than a state ran facility

From the owner: Belmont Manor is a community leader in providing quality-driven post-acute and long-term care…read moreservices. We are committed to providing a continuum of care in an environment that promotes optimal functional ability, interdisciplinary care, and the integration and provision of community resources and education. We promote a challenging and professional work environment through on-going staff education and Continuous Quality Improvement programs, which meet the needs of an ever-changing health care population. We provide inpatient medical, nursing and rehabilitative care for individuals who are unable to live in an alternative community setting, but who do not need the diagnostic or surgical services normally provided by acute care hospitals. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for residents by assisting them in achieving their maximum level of independence. This is accomplished through supporting resident's psychological and social needs, maintaining resident self-respect, providing a home environment and respecting resident needs and privacy. We provide rehabilitation and health maintenance to each resident as deemed appropriate by the interdisciplinary health team: this includes nursing, physical therapy, attending physician, occupational therapy, therapeutic recreation, dietary and social services. Everything we do at Belmont manor is for the purpose of enhancing the quality of life of the residents.

I live in Brightview Wakefield MA. it's a great place to live! They have activities & exercise…read moreclasses every day. You can participate or not. They play Bingo twice a week, my favorite! Brightview is kept immaculately clean. The people who work here are very helpful. The food is very good. You won't be bored living here. There are card games, craft classes, book clubs, bridge, Mah Jong, jewelry making classes. Happy hour at 3:00 you may have a beer or a glasses of wine if you wish. Brian Pattern entertains us playing the piano & singing as scheduled. I have been here almost 2 years. I'm happy I chose Brightview to live. There is Assisted living & Independent living, someplace for everyone if you need help!

I highly recommend BrightView Senior Living in Wakefield, Mass. The staff is always kind and…read morehelpful and the facility is well set up to accommodate the needs of its residents.

Poor staffing , week ends clients are forced to sit at a table in a community room all day…read moreHorrible meals

My husband suffered a serious systemic infection and spent 2weeks in hospital, 2 weeks in a rehab…read morehospital and then about 2 weeks at Bear Hill back in June 2025. Things started going downhill on his 1st day there. The halls are empty - I always wondered where the nurses were. He was admitted at 2 pm and at 6:30 pm, his nurse had no information about him: the "supervisor" hadn't entered his info in their computer system. The only good nurse he had was Janet. His IV meds were often late and they took a long time to respond to his call light. My husband said some of the evening nurses would ask him "what are you here for?" Guess they don't review the patients' charts. The CNAs, however, were great! I would not send anyone here ever!!! Nursing care is almost nonexistent. This is a late entry as I thought I had already sent a review.

I don't have current info nor personal experience, but I have visited the property and can attest…read moreto its beauty. The location is fantastic. The staff was wonderful and should I live a little longer and not want the upkeep of a home, I hope the Davenport is still around. It's a very special place with a very special mission. To me it's a wonderful alternative to a "senior living" home if you're looking for an environment that's truly homey. Wish more people knew about it!

From the owner: The Home is set amid beautifully landscaped grounds conveniently located in downtown Malden, close…read moreto shops and bus routes. Since 1946, the Home has offered a caring, and luxurious lifestyle for retired residents of Malden. The Home is a non-profit charitable corporation operated by a Board of Trustees who work to provide a home where seniors live an elegant lifestyle in a happy, carefree and peaceful environment. the Administrator and a warm, caring staff provide freedom from everyday cares. Delicious homemade meals, activities and housekeeping services are provided. Ample parking is available for residents who maintain their own vehicles. Visiting family and friends are warmly welcomed. Guests are encouraged to maintain their outside activities and interests, and also to plan their club meetings at the Home.

I spent two weeks at Atria Longmeadow between a lengthy hospital stay and home. The facility is…read morebeautiful, the grounds are lovely and well tended and the residents were friendly to a newcomer/short-timer. The food was good, prepared to order using fresh ingredients. There was no assigned seating so the meal seating arrangements shifted each day, each meal. It made it easy to find a companionable place to sit - unlike a middle school cafeteria! The activities were engaging and there were several opportunities for outings from CVS and Marketbasket to Wednesday Lunch-Bunch restaurants. A few of the volunteer activities leaders called out, leaving residents disappointed, and in most cases with no staff led alternate activity. Although Mike and Brenda did a great job pinch hitting one Thursday with a giant crossword puzzle and an extra happy hour. The aids are very focused on resident safety and are quite committed to their charges. I recommend Atria Longmeadow as a safe, pleasant place to recuperate for a short time. It's harder for me to evaluate what it would be like to be a full time resident.

They will hire employees just below enough hours to receive benefits. Many businesses ed have…read moresimilar practices. Questioned a resident first week there. "How do you like it here" " Want the truth? " "We don't" Some residents have behavioral issues possibly attributable to drinking at the bar conveniently located beside the dining area. Trash in residents rooms should be emptied on a more frequent basis. I guess it Depends.

Do not go here! My grandmother felt like she was trap in a hellhole. The staff is horrible, there's…read moreno where for my grandmother to stroll around in her wheelchair and enjoy the fresh air. It feels like there was never staff to help out when needed and it feels like the staff didn't want to be there do they not appreciate their workers for doing all their hard work?

A unique community, vibrant and full of life. The residents and staff are so very friendly and…read morecaring. The common areas and the apartments are just beautiful. The dining room overlooks the entire country club. Definitely stop in to visit!

Excellence in care! My mom thrived here on the memory care floor. The staff was super! The front…read moredesk great. Glad they got rid of Anitra the nurse. She was not good. This is where I would want to go, however at $10,000 who the hell could afford it. Hopefully I can stay at home till I die. Sorry staff, you are great but I can't afford to go there.