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Parker At Somerset

3.7 (3 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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New Jersey Eastern Star Rehabilitation and Nursing

5.0(1 review)
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My mom recently became a resident of the Eastern Star Home. She would always tell me that if she…read moreneeded to be put in a Home, she wanted to be at the Eastern Star Home. Everyone always told me what good care they received there, and I can attest to that. From the first day that she arrived they took great care of her, attending to her every need. I am so thankful to the many people that work at the Eastern Star Home for all the care they gave to my mom, the professional and loving way they took care of mom and myself. They showed Mom and my family such compassion that is helped my family at this difficult time. Everyone that works there is an asset to the Home and on behalf of my sister, niece and nephews I want to say a big thank you. Mom last days on this earth were spent in a place where she was loved and cared for.

From the owner: New Jersey Eastern Star Home is a hidden gem located conveniently in Bridgewater, New Jersey. We…read moreare a one-of-a kind, non-profit nursing center providing a unique approach to skilled nursing and rehabilitation. Founded by the Order of the Eastern Star of New Jersey, a non-denominational, fraternal charitable organization, New Jersey Eastern Star Home is open to the public and welcomes all. Whether your loved one needs round-the-clock nursing care, occasional assistance, or requires short-term post-hospital care, you'll have peace of mind knowing that we have every resident's best interest at heart. In fact, we were named a US News & World Report Best Nursing Home 2012-2014! As a trusted not-for-profit with a proven track record in Bridgewater for over fifty-five years, we continually reinvest in our community in ways that enhance our residents' care.

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Somerset Woods Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

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2.0(7 reviews)
1.9 mi

My neighbor was admitted 2/5/2020 mid afternoon. Brought in by ambulance and left in bed with all…read morelinens still twisted on her several hours later. Her daughter and I were there approx 4:50 p.m. We smelled an odor and saw her mother was wet. Nurse asked us to give her approx 15 minutes and she would come to check her out. Did not happen. We waited another hour before we decided to clean her up ourselves. No linens in room so I went in search of a linen cart. As we were cleaning Mary up, we found her in feces and urine. As we were finishing up two women came into the room to clean Mary up. They were dressed in gowns, gloves and masks. One said to us "you know she is in isolation, don't you"? A nurse supervisor had come into the room to post signs about laundry and a sign on the door to stop in the nurse's station before coming into the room. NEVER said a thing about isolation. The original nurse also never said anything. After we got over our shock, we spoke to the nurse supervisor and it was explained to us that it is precautionary til checked out. Meanwhile dinner had been brought in and Mary's daughter fed her otherwise, t he food would have sat on the tray getting cold as Mary could not feed herself at this time. The woman who brought in the food, nurse supervisor nor the original nurse never were gowned/gloved at any time while in the room. Very bad beginning in this experience.

My partner was there for rehab for a mobility issue. She could not walk without extreme pain and…read morewas instructed not to put any weight on her leg. The facility did not give her a walker despite asking for one and was told if she needed to go to the bathroom to ring for help. She did as instructed, waited an hour and no one came. Rather than wet the bed she forced herself out of bed and into the bathroom - could have done extreme damage to herself. They also got a critical medication dosage wrong and when we tried to get it resolved the staff person and then the nurse - rather than offering to check with the dr - were obstinate in insisting that it was the correct dose. After some raised voices we finally got them to confer with the dr. The food was inedible - I brought lunch and dinner almost every night. Twice, in the week she was there, someone woke her in the middle of the night asking if they could change her diaper - she didn't wear a diaper. Rarely did any staff member introduce themselves and/or explain their role. Random people would walk in and start taking or asking questions and we'd have to ask them who they were and what their role was. It was very disconcerting to be woken up by a strange man in the middle of the night wanting to "change a diaper" that didn't exist. There were some patients/residents sitting in the lounge area in their wheelchairs every day with a plate of food in front of them but it looked like they could not feed themselves. I never saw anyone interact with them. It was heartbreaking. I like to believe that the staff care for the most part but they need a lot of training and/or additional staff/nurses. The room was clean The lady at the front desk in the downstairs lobby was always friendly.

Parker At Somerset - skillednursing - Updated November 2026

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