This is a great assisted living community. It looks like an ivy league university campus, with…read morebrick buildings, and very well maintained grounds. The interiors are very nice, with plenty of common areas for meeting with large groups, and for private relaxation. My mom stays here and loves it. She has her own room with a sink and microwave.

From the owner: The moment you arrive at Notre Dame du Lac you feel something special. You experience: A joyous and…read morewelcoming spirit. The Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur mission of care and compassion in action A pastoral country setting in the heart of Worcester. The beauty and grandeur of an award-winning newly restored historic building. A committed staff who provide personalized, high quality care. The comfort and peace of mind you have when you know you have arrived home. We invite you to come and experience the difference.

This is the most reliable nursing agency in Worcester. I had such a great experience working for…read morethem. thank you

This is a great senior place to live. There are a lot of activities to join, or not as you wish…read more The activities are varied so that you can join in what your interests are or learn something new. The food is great and the staff is very helpful and welcoming and the residents are always ready to help new residents.

Love this place and the staff! Professional and courteous…read more Would highly recommend this place to anyone looking to downsize. My mother has dementia so my dad moved into the independent living and my mother was placed in the dementia unit, they may be separated but it only takes him 5 mins to go see her on his scooter without ever having to go outdoors.

We have been trying to get payments for the last 3 months, we provided services,it's been…read moredifficult, all we need is payment for services provided

If I could give negative stars I would. The place was filthy. My commode was not cleaned for 3 days…read morebecause no one will do something deemed "not their job". I left there in worse shape than when I went in only to later hear 3 horror stories from family and friends and in all 3 incidents, the patient died even though they weren't in there because they were going to die but just to get rehab. I was never given any rehab the entire time I was there. I was not even allowed to get out of bed for the month I was there. The patient in the next bed could not feed herself so the nurse would give her a couple of bites of food while she was putting in info on her computer. When she finished her work, she left and the poor woman hadn't eaten anything. The next day, as usual, they were all running behind and I heard her say to the woman, who was unresponsive, oh well, I don't have time to get those bandages changed so it will have to wait until tomorrow. She had changed one of them. Later that night Drs. and nurses came charging into the room. The poor woman was bleeding out from the wound that the nurse hadn't bothered to change. They had to rush her by ambulance back to the hospital she had come from for emergency surgery. The place was so bad, my husband slept in the chair next to my bed every night and left at 5 AM to go home and take care of our pets and then go to work after he made sure that I had 6 or 7 ups of water lined up because the nurses would never give me any. I actually went an entire day and they never gave me my morning or evening meds.

My loved one passed away here after a sudden illness. The decision to move to hospice care after a…read more2 week decline from a rare illness was what made the most sense for our family. The room was lovely. 90% off the care team was excellent. One nurse however does not belong here. Unfortunately this nurse delivered the news of my sisters passing-she was on duty for her final days. The support staff tries to make up for the lack of care and empathy for this one person. They have a little memorial service when your loved one leaves with the undertaker. The entire staff for the day is here. This nurse stated in the office. We received a card as well, signed by all, except this nurse. Believe me, I wish I could say one person didn't impact the rest of the wonderful care my sister received, but it did. I wish we had arranged care at home. We did need to stay on top of the medication administration. My sister's illness caused horrible terrors and startles. They were often a bit late to deliver meds meant to keep her comfortable. The chef, amazing, kind and caring. The aides, all wonderful and checked in with empathy often. We did share our concerns and expected a follow up call that never came. If you can't be here around the clock with your loved one, I do not recommend.

My dad had a short stay at Rose Monahan before passing. I cannot express the gratitude I feel…read moretowards the staff there. The setting is peaceful, the staff are caring, and in his final days he was at peace. Deep thanks to all the staff there.

Staff is amazing: warm, caring, invested in your recovery. I was there for a broken hip and they…read moretaught me how to climb stairs the second day! Everything they teach is designed to get you back to your life as soon as possible: they even have a fake car to practice getting in and out of! Several people stand out: nurses Lydia, Vivian and Abu, each of whom made me feel my health was important to them; OT Rachel B, who is an amazing person with all sorts of tricks to make living independently with a broken hip possible;; Mary C, PT, who was contstantly enthusiastic and supportive; Dr. Dain and Dr. Brown, who visited daily to check vital signs and ask how I was doing. The food was not exciting, but it was well-prepared and you could chose your own meals. Quite frankly, I was surprised by what a positive experience it was to be at Fairlawn. I was there 11 days. Highly recommend!

I am at Fairlawn right now. I just woke up and find that I have been sleeping with anther person's…read moremattress pushed upagainst my mattress. There is a shower curtain separating us. I'm not sure if that person is male or female....not making this up!!! In the week I have neen here, i've had one shower, climbed one flight of stairs, and had a walker provided. Other than that, there has been no rehabilitation, only sitting or lying around in my shared room with the shower curtain separating us. I am in my 80's and not making this up.

I am the only child of my elderly parents. My Mom has many issues...no balance, excess fluid, and…read moremacular degeneration. She needs constant care and my Dad is her primary care giver. My Dad had a medical emergency and required hospitalization which now meant my Mom needed assistance. Most importantly immediate overnight care. I was in a complete panic as to what to do. I was referred to Nursing on Demand. I cannot begin to say how grateful and thankful I am. I spoke with Brenda right away and she was able to get someone immediately!! I was so relieved. Angela has been a god sent. Thankfully my Dad is finally coming home. I hope I never am in a situation like this again, but with elderly parents with medical issues it is inevitable. I will absolutely be calling Brenda again. The attention and care that Nursing on Demand provides is without a doubt the best thing you can do.

COO and CEO of this company work hard to place their personnel into environments that fit their…read moreskills. They follow up to their employees needs and offer personalized support! Great company to work with!