Phenomenal acute care. My husband had a below knee amputation on a Friday, transferred to Bronso on…read moreWednesday, and was home a week and a half later. He is able to ambulatory with a walker and wheelchair and is ready to begin his prosthetic journey 3 weeks post op!

Went there in alternative to baystate in Springfield because of the wait. Sat there for 5 hours ,…read moreafter being seen I left with 0 improvement still in pain, my perscriptions were never even called in or filled to cvs . Didn't prescribe all the things they said they would help with, forgot about me and printing my discharge paperwork and overall felt the lack of care

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 staff really seems to care, which makes this place different & better. Never ignored, that's…read morefor sure! They spend a lot of time explaining stuff, and are motivating, which is good. Very hands-on, but also there's a lot of exercise and then home exercises too. Busy sometimes, you can see what other people are working through. Guess it's busy for a reason.

I have gone to other rehabs in Westfield . This was recommended by friends and it has been…read morewonderful . They are on time and do a very thorough job. I have Bernie and he has been fabulous in adding , subtracting and pushing me with out making me realize he is doing that .

So today I'm at their West Springfield location and have to say while I was there, they had a…read morepatient who was being absolutely unbelievably rude. The patient was loud obnoxious and not letting the staff and owner help her. I am absolutely amazed at how calmly the staff was and the owner to talk this patient down and have her continue with her visit. This was a first for me. The office is very spacious, clean, with private rooms and many different types of equipment that I only took pictures of because I myself have never used them. The staff is extremely patient, respectful and go above and beyond for their patients. I have another apt Friday in their Southwick office.

Everyone at Rehab Resolutions is excellent from the time you book an appointment to the time your…read moretreatment is over you feel like a part of a family, Thank You Sofia and your entire staff for all that you do !

Laura Morris not being there in charge. She is an awful person who should never be in this field…read more Her lack of compassion and mean attitude. Worst person ever. Also the place didn't care at all , was understaffed , and let my poor dad to death without any proper professional people. Please!!! STAY AWAY !!!!!!The worst of the worst.

the facility believes they are above the law and patients rights. my aunt and her room constantly…read moresmell of urine. she is a chocking hazard and not supposed to be eating in bed or unsupervised but is fed in bed often. the facility is constantly understaffed. patients are only allowed one shower per week. not a great place to be there are a few individuals that rise above.

BEWARE! DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONES HERE!!! If there was a minus "0" star choice, that's what…read moreMont Marie would get. All the reviews on their website are from the Administration to make them look good. The residents' care is taken care of when they are good and ready. The staff should be ashamed of the disgusting work they do. His urine bottle sits right next to his food tray all day, every day. It just sits there all day and is only emptied when I or an administrator tells them to. When my husband needs to use the bathroom, he rings his button for assistance or does anything that needs attention; be prepared to wait and then wait some more. What I find the most offensive is that I (his wife) must tell them his care requirements. A perfect example is that Mont Marie nurses, CNAs, and Aides will put him in a wheelchair with NO leg raises or footrests and leave him there most of the day. I had to tell them that his swollen legs needed to be raised. When in bed, I had to ask them to put a pillow under his feet and raise the bed's foot end, finding out that the bed doesn't raise at the foot. WHY AREN'T THEY DOING THIS WITHOUT ME HAVING TO TELL THEM? The food is disgusting and always cold. An example of breakfast is two 1/2 pieces of cold, dry toast, cold oatmeal with nothing added, 2 Tablespoons of instant eggs, and cold coffee with one creamer. They should be ashamed of themselves to serve this to the residents. Their food tray is whisked away with nothing else until the next meal. Bring your own snacks and food to serve your loved ones because nothing will be given to them until the following meal or day. They do give my husband a peanut butter and jelly sandwich on occasion; however, he has diabetes and is not supposed to have sugar. Mont Marie has not showered my husband or brushed his teeth in the 22 days of his stay. He has been sick since he arrived on Christmas Day. COVID, Norovirus/Vomiting, Diarrhea, with his legs swelling three sizes before he was sent there. Physical Therapy was non-existent until I demanded he get it. If my husband said he was tired, that was it. They brought him back to his room. Some of the staff acted appropriately, but there were the nurses I had to interact more with so appropriate nursing could occur. One particular nurse was insulting when I had and asked questions. It would take too long to explain what happened on December 29, 2024, when my husband needed a VA doctor's appointment. It's a day I want to erase from my mind. Sadly, it is seared into my brain presently. This review is only some of the examples of the horrible care my husband is receiving. I would need a book to explain everything. There was one nurse who worked in the physical therapy room. He is worth his weight in gold. His name is Gary, a retired veteran who helped me on December 29, 2024, with getting my husband into the car so he could get to the VA appointment. Even though it wasn't on his scheduled day, he did help and got him into the car on an icy, windy, windy day. There was NO SANDING OF THE SIDEWALKS. If it weren't for him, I would have never been able to take him to the VA appointment. When the Nuns of Mont Marie were in charge, Mont Marie had an excellent reputation. The building is now on their third owners who are letting the property go to ruins. It took two weeks to get the broken window in his room repaired during December 2024, with a temperature of 22 degrees and a wind chill of 12 degrees. UNACCEPTABLE! The building is now on its third owner, who is letting the property go to ruins.

This is a different kind of review, as I have not been a Resident of this program. I am a licensed…read morepsychological provider and neuropsychologist. I have consulted to this facility on a number of Resident issues for nearly 2 decades. I have always been impressed by the professionalism of staff, and the lack of Resident care issues I usually encounter relative to when I consult to skilled nursing facilities throughout the state; this is echoed from others I know who are employed by the state. From staff, I get a clear and specific reason for the referral, and upon entry to any unit, the nurses are so helpful, retrieving the chart, medication record, and are ready to answer any questions. The same is true for Rehab., Activities, and therapeutic staff. As to the Residents, they seem well taken care of, and are typically able to reveal what their life is like there, they know key staff, activities programs, and are often complimentary. Complaints are usually related to their circumstances rather than to the facility or staff, which is common to this neurobehavioral population who suffer multiple co-morbidities.

I have been very pleased with the arbors and feel safe that my loved one lives here. The staff has…read morebeen very accommodating and welcoming.

From the owner: Deciding to help a loved one transition to a senior living option is not an easy decision. We can…read morehelp you get the clarity, answers, and support needed to lessen your worries and take the next steps at The Arbors Assisted Living Community in Westfield.