I will say that the physical and occupational therapy is absolutely excellent! I have been an…read moreinpatient here several times and I have always been incredibly impressed with the therapy. Everyone truly cares about each individual, and they tailor the regimens to each person. The daytime nursing staff - the nurses and the aides- are all caring and even though they are worn thin and always running around, they take the time to get to know you as a person. The night shift on the other hand is a different story. I'm not sure what the issues are, but trying to get someone to answer your call bell can take 30 minutes. There is always a lot of very loud conversations happening, and the aides hang out in chairs in the hallway. A few of the aides seem to be really tired from trying to accomplish tasks while others just hang out by the nurses. Overall the care is good, the therapy is awesome - however the food is almost completely inedible.

From the owner: Greene Meadows Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center is our county's exclusive spot for FREE…read moreCommunity Fitness Classes, our area's exclusive on-site smart car for safe transfer training for community re-entry, specialty programs such as on-campus dialysis, orthopedic rehabilitation, short term stays from the hospital, wound care excellence.

My husband John and I have experienced several rehab facilities over the years. Some so-so, some…read morevery bad. John came to Glendale for rehab in early April 2025. What a wonderful place! John and I are very impressed. His private room is very spacious with three large picture windows looking out to lovely fields and woods. It's immaculately clean. All the staff are wonderful, especially OTs and PTs. They have given John many hours of therapy with great compassion, kindness, and professionalism. He is in a lot of pain. The aides and nurses are so caring and kind to him. In his younger years, he had a band which played at Glendale often. We love that there is entertainment in the Multi-Purpose Room about twice a week, including everything from folk bands, DJs, and even an Elvis impersonator! Last week, an ice cream social was held outside with a singer and Mr. Ding-a-Ling giving out ice cream. This type of thing helps relieve boredom which can happen easily when confined to a bedroom. Also, once a week religious services are given. As devout Catholics, we appreciate mass and communion each Tuesday. The Director Todd visits every resident to make sure they are happy and asks if there is anything he could do to help them. We never saw this before in other facilities. John says the food is wonderful. I wish I could eat there every day. A menu is given a month in advance so you can select all of your meals. On Thursdays, pizza is delivered by a local pizzeria. Every place is spotless. If you have any concerns, they are addressed immediately. So I thank everyone who works at Glendale Home. You make my life and my husband's live very much better. Thank you. Mrs. Anne Marie McLaughlin

My Father was here for a little over a year. I cannot say enough good things about his care…read more Everyone was so caring and compassionate. His care was top notch. I would like to thank everyone, Crystyn, Eli, Kelly, Andrea, Melissa and Maria. The staff on the East unit, Faye, Katrina, Nikita, Cara, Ashley, Micalia, Jenette. I can't thank you all enough. Laurie M.

This is a truly caring professionally run facility. They make sure it's very clean. They make sure…read morethere are a lot of various activities. They have wonderful visiting areas like an outdoor garden w shaded seating. They are very willing to listen and take time to explain, and they keep up really well with family meetings. It's not a new place but they are always making improvements when they can. The main positive about most of the staff is that they do genuinely care for the residents. I'm perfectly happy my father was there for the last years of his life. Livingston Hills is the kind of Nursing Home care one wants for their beloved ones!!!

My Dad has been at the 16 unit rehabilitation center 3 times now. For rehab after he broke his hip…read moreand twice to gain strength due to illness. I have been very pleased with this center because of all the care he has received.Th nurses and people who work there really seem caring and attend to his medical needs. My dad has been in another that was truly a nightmare. Now that he is here I can sleep at night with assurance there is not an abusive back ground. Do your home work well when your parent needs short term rehab because so many are run by the state and could actually do harm.

Certain staff are amazing. Sean the nurse manager, aides Addy and Loretta are super sweet. They are…read moreunder staffed which means they hire outside help. These people are horrendous. Make sure you keep up with your loved ones care and advocate on their behalf. Also make sure you when you are discharged ALL papers are correct and you have any at home services set up. Some nurses were horrendous and rude. Not sure why they want to work as LPN's if they are so miserable.

My uncle was well-cared for and the entire staff was great. They were kind and considerate of his…read moreneeds. He'll miss everyone!

Professional and highly knowledgeable for my individual therapy. I have nothing to compare it to…read morebut, the Occupational Therapist(Beth) is great!

From the owner: Our team aims to provide the best care possible to our patients. We will work with you to meet all…read moreof your medical needs and provide you with education, information system tools and other evidence based guidelines to assist you in medical care that is optimal for you.

Mount Carmel Care Center has been voted "Best of the Berkshires" in 2018 and 2019 by readers of the…read moreBerkshire Eagle! 5 - Star Skilled Nursing Facility rated by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. High Resident and Family Satisfaction. Central Berkshires - Lenox! No temporary (Agency) or casual staff. Very low staff turnover! Preferred provider - most requested for admission - ask the residents! Faith-Based, Mission driven care for our elders. "The Difference is Love" - Sponsorship by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm. We are here when you need us. Admissions Office 413-637-2660 x13

From the owner: A skilled Nursing Facility and Rehabilitation Center that is centered around individual care and…read moreassisting in the Recovery of the whole person body, mind, and soul. We are the only faith based Nursing facility in Berkshire County, sponsored by Carmelite Sisters to care for the Aged and Infirm.

We cannot say enough positive words about Mary's Meadow. We recommend them so highly. My mother was…read morethere for a couple of weeks after being hospitalized post a bad fall and having a severe back injury as a result. Mary's Meadow was recommended to her and our whole family is so grateful she had access to the care there. The staff genuinely care and are so kind, professional, knowledgable, and helpful. They go above and beyond in many ways, including giving my mom uplifting words of encouragement and helping her stay positive. Also, all the meals are hand-made and nutritious. We were all relieved my mom got the nutritional support and oversight she did while there. She regained a lot of strength from the food, which was always delicious and delivered on time. The whole place is clean and comfortable. There are doctors, nurses, and other caregiving professionals (e.g., physical therapists, nutritionists, etc.) on hand. We remain very grateful to the whole team at Mary's Meadow!

The nursing and technical staff were exemplary. The food provided by the facility was below…read moresubpar. The food was almost inedible, the quantities were small, and mealtimes were usually late. It was not uncommon for breakfast to be a single piece of toast and a hardboiled egg. Dinner was a sandwich of indeterminate origin. They must make their profits on the food service.

Did not meet my expectation for skilled nursing. Short staffing is not an excuse and the residents…read moresuffer. The cost wasn't reduced at the same percentage as the quality of care. If the facility couldn't handle the number of residents based on staffing shortages they shouldn't have been constantly admitting more. The employees were doing their best but there are only so many bells they can answer at once. It is a management issue not an employee issue. Perhaps if the working conditions improved so would the staffing.