Very good care. Careful about following your needs for recovery. Pleasant atmosphere. Office…read moreextremely helpful.

I spent 77 days at the Gardens of Monroe. Everyone treats you with dignity and the nursing staff is…read morewonderful. All the aides were very attentive to me. Physical therapy is top-notch. The food took me a while to get used to, but it was very good

The staff are very nice, but the residents are required to stay in wheelchairs and wear diapers…read morebecause they are understaffed. Lots of stress visiting my mom here because people were either heavily medicated or moaning in the hallways. The carpets are filthy and the rooms are small, and it feels like they are just squeaking by.

Update: On a few occasions, my father said that he had his "buzzer" taken away, so he couldn't…read morecall for help if he needed it. He requested kosher food, and was provided with a very limited diet that essentially consisted of stuffed shells and sandwiches - a very poor diet, especially considering he was supposed to be building back up his strength and endurance after pneumonia. Communication (the lack thereof) continued to be a major problem. After yelling and screaming several times, we finally got little bits and pieces of information from the facility. While at Cranbury Center, he contracted Covid (and was sent into "isolation" as a result), and then suffered another bout of pneumonia. The facility at least called us to tell us about these occurrences. Finally, he had shortness of breath and a low oxygen level, which resulted in the staff releasing him back to the hospital. Thank goodness he was finally able to "escape!" To add insult to injury, the facility then sent my parents a bill of close to $3000, since they'd kept him for more than 21 days and his Medicare only covered the first 21 days. The facility's lack of professionalism and transparency have been absolutely appalling, and my father on more than one occasion told me he felt like he was not going to survive his stay there. We have told the hospital that, if he needs to be released back into rehab, under absolutely no circumstances was he to be released to Cranbury Center.

Hire administrators who have elders' best interest at heart. Putting a loved one in elder care…read moreshould be less stress not more. Not really a great experience.

Monroe Village Sub Acute Rehab - the hidden "GEM" in Monroe. Beautiful, clean, great staff, great…read morefood, excellent medical care. I would give 10 stars if I could!!!!! Taking great care of my Mom!

I was in Care One for rehabilitation. The Physical Therapy was great getting me to the point of…read moreindependence at home. The daytime staff was great. My problem was with some of the night staff that acted like they were doing me a favor. One night since my diaper was not soiled they didn't change it for the night. Another time I had diarrhea. There was an attitude and I pointed out that it was something I ate there. Another time someone came in with an attitude and instead of placing the hospital gown on me to be put on it was THROWN ON ME. Another time around 8:45 I requested change for the night and the person who came in was on the phone with a personal call and taking care of me was secondary. Some of the food was warm or cold at best. Something was called a cheese omelet but was horrible and cold so I couldn't even eat it. As for the office I got help a few times to appeal for a longer stay I felt I needed and they were very helpful. And they helped me with my discharge.

While the facility looks nice and bends over backwards to feel restorative and bright especially…read morewhen contrasted against the dire Dickensian notions of how wretched a nursing home can be, CareOne is in fact a nursing home with an accent on rehabilitation. As with most of these facilities an involved family is able to shake some trees and ensure better care. However, it's heartbreaking to see long-term residents with few family members or friends who languish while the clock runs out. The food is decent and the staff (what there is of them) are kind and caring but make no mistake CareOne was conceived in the late 1990's as a hedge-funders erotic dream to drive profit and efficiency. They have been successful... as CareOne is the number one brand of senior living facilities in NJ. Two stars.

Four days so far I saw above average care. Physical therapist is good as the aides and nursesread more

This facility was caring and thoughtful while caring for my mother. I can't thank the staff enough…read morefor helping to make my mother as comfortable as possible during her final days. Thank you all.

My husband spent 6 weeks in this facility due to a broken arm and balance issues, and the care he…read morereceived was excellent. I want to specifically call out Rose Buzzetta, the OT, Neesha, the PT and Manbir S., one of his nurses. They provided exceptional care and truly showed the compassion and care he needed. He needed some extra care due to the length of his stay, and they took great care of him! Thank you!! He also thought the food was very good, which is high praise coming from this foodie! The only negative was the fact that we have been waiting for quite a while for a refund we are owed - he was released on 1/23/26 and we are still waiting - he has talked to the office multiple times and is now no longer receiving any callbacks from them (they are not returning our calls). Otherwise, this would have been a 5-star rating.

After reading the many positive reviews about this facility, I was extremely disappointed by my…read moreexperience when my mother was denied the opportunity to receive short-term rehabilitation at Village Point in Monroe Township. I spent hours researching rehabilitation facilities because my priority was finding a place where my mother could receive the physical therapy and care she needs before returning home. I was informed by the hospital social worker that my mother had been denied admission based on information provided to the facility by the hospital. From my understanding, some of that information was inaccurate, which made the decision particularly concerning and upsetting. What troubles me most is the feeling that my mother was not given the same consideration and opportunity for care that other patients receive. I found the situation to be discriminatory and unacceptable. Families should be able to trust that their loved ones will be evaluated fairly and treated with dignity, compassion, and respect. I was also extremely disappointed by the lack of communication from the Director of Admissions. After leaving several voicemail messages, I never received a follow-up call or explanation regarding the decision. When someone is advocating for a loved one who needs rehabilitation, communication and compassion are extremely important. Everyone deserves to be treated fairly and equally, especially when it comes to receiving necessary care. I sincerely hope this facility reviews how these decisions are made and how families are communicated with during what is already an incredibly difficult and stressful time. DO BETTER!!!!!!!

My mother has been in the skilled nursing area at Meadows Lakes for less than a year, but we could…read morenot be happier. Every single person on staff has been friendly, helpful, kind and respectful to my Mom and family. They have taken excellent care of her medically, and do their best to meet all her other needs for social interaction, comfort, entertainment, etc. They have medical, dental, rehab, physical therapy, etc. onsite. Meadow Lakes is a beautiful facility, clean, decorated with plants and lots of natural lighting, with windows out to courtyards, ponds, fountain, etc. Her room looks out on a courtyard, with her own patio with chairs, plants and bird feeder to enjoy the outdoors.

Meadow Lakes is a great place to work at and a great place to live. They are currently going…read morethrough construction to make the place look nicer. It's been around since 1965. There is independent living, assisted living, as well as the skilled nursing unit and also an assisted living memory unit. Go and take a tour, I'm sure you will love it! The grounds are absolutely beautiful!

My mother was a resident at Preferred Care of Ridge for just under a year. Sadly, she passed away…read morethere this past week, and our family's experience was deeply upsetting. We received a call from the facility telling us that my mother was "transitioning" and that we should come right away. However, when my sister, who lives nearby, arrived, it was clear that our mother had already passed away and appeared to have been deceased for some time. Being told she was still alive when she had already passed made an incredibly painful situation even more heartbreaking. Throughout my mother's stay, we were disappointed with the quality of care. It often seemed like there were not enough nurses to properly care for the residents. The staff frequently appeared overwhelmed, and one nurse spent much of the time complaining instead of providing compassionate care. We never felt that my mother consistently received the attention and dignity she deserved. We also had a frustrating financial experience. Even though my mother passed away in June, the facility still withdrew the July payment. I called to request a refund and was told it would be returned, but we are still waiting. Having to deal with this while grieving has added unnecessary stress during an already difficult time. Based on our experience, we felt that the facility was more focused on collecting payments than on providing the level of care and compassion families expect for their loved ones. I hope they improve their communication with families, their staffing, and the quality of care they provide to their residents.

My mother in law took a fall in their care. They didn't tell us until two weeks later. They never…read morereported it to anyone not even regulator. They screwed up diagnosing and treating her. She died. They have been stonewalling the discovery phase of the case against them. Trying to make us go away. We have only started bringing attention to this matter

The Jewish Home was our mom's last home on earth as she suffered from dementia. She was treated…read morewith love, care, respect, gentleness and compassion. Our family will forever be grateful to the entire staff for making her transition peaceful and smooth. We were treated equally as well and there is a special place in heaven for all who cared for mom.

Quality of care is poor. Commitments to care is poor. They are more concerned about billing you…read morethen you getting healthier

I can't say enough positive things about our experience with The Elms. I write this following a…read morehealth emergency involving my cousin, for whom I am responsible. I live at a distance, and I cannot express how grateful I am to the staff. Their response to her illness was swift and appropriate. But I am mostly writing this because I am so impressed and so touched by the staff's subsequent response. My cousin has had multiple visits at the hospital and phone calls from staff. When we needed a 24/7 aide at the hospital, one stepped up and she has been wonderful. I want to specifically cite Deirdre (the most attentive and kind social worker ever!), Kerry (the very caring aide helping us), and Tina (my cousin's favorite Activities Director at The Elms) who was kind enough to arrange a visit for my cousin from her rabbi. Many thanks to you all.

I came to the Elms because I needed to get rehab for a total knee replacement. Bad choice from the…read morebeginning. I received rehab for 1/2 hour a day (Only if I asked} At no time did anyone come to my room to schedule a time to go to PT. If I strolled into the PT room I would quickly shown a bike to sit on. How is that possible, no appointment??? I always had to ask for my sheets to be changed, never did they make it part of their daily routine. Often, I just gave up asking. Lastly, the reason I felt compelled to write this review was for the following incident that must be exposed. I received breakfast as usual around 8:00 AM on Sunday April 11th. When I received my meal it was not eatable and was cold. Things that are cooked should be at least warm. When I as for it to be warmed up the attendant REFUSED TO GET IT WARMED UP BECAUSE SHE DID NOT WANT TO WALK BACK TO THE KITCHEN TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM. The administration ASKED the attendant to apologize but refused. Anywhere else on planet earth immediate expulsion would have been called for. Instead, the attendant thumbed her nose at the administration and merely a useless grievance was filled out. {We all know where that will end up) In conclusion, if you want evidence that the system is broken here it is. I will be following this up legally and on social media. one star