Assisted Living Communities in Parsippany, NJ

"Brighton Gardens had all kinds of things going on all the time. It was very busy and an older place. The single rooms were very tight and small; that’s why we didn’t even consider it. It was on a smaller piece of property. It wasn’t as up to date, but it was nice. The staff was very nice and gave us all the paper work; you know exactly what it was going to be and what they had. They gave us a paper where it had all monthly activities. "

"Sunrise of Madison was very pleasant, and the residents were highly cognitive. When I walked in, it was pretty nice. The residents were pleasantly having lunch, and it looked like the menu had many selections. You can help yourself with coffee, and there was a welcome sign out with my name on it. They tried hard to really make a good impression, and they definitely succeeded. "

"The process of finding the right place that fit my needs was overwhelming and stressful. I am so appreciative that the team at the Delaney took the time to learn about what is important to me and helped me navigate this process. I love the modern design, great outdoor space and prime location of the building but most importantly I love the flexibility of it being a rental! I look forward to moving in when they open. "

"Corinne was very knowledgeable and guided us through the many living options and variable prices of this new community. She listened to what our specific needs were. She has followed up with several emails to see if she could further assist us, without making it feel like a high pressured sales pitch-which it certainly wasn’t. This community won’t be available till Dec/Jan so. O final decision has been made."

CareOne at Livingston Assisted Living also features a dedicated Harmony Village unit, where senior residents who have Alzheimers disease, dementia or other memory conditions receive specialized memory care while living their lives to the fullest in a supportive community. CareOne at Livingston Assisted Living shares its campus with CareOne at Livingston nursing and rehabilitation center, offering a complete continuum of care. Tranquility Garden is our special advanced dementia and hospice unit located in the Livingston assisted living community that is dedicated strictly to advanced-stage dementia patients and their loved ones. It is a calm, warm and serene home-like environment where families can spend precious quality time with their loved ones along with the added reassurance and support of highly qualified dementia and palliative-trained nurses and home health aides. The designated private area is its own section of the assisted living community, tucked behind closed double doors.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: State of New Jersey Department of Health Long-Term Care Facility Search

"Sunrise of West Essex was beautiful. It was a little smaller, but it was very pretty. The staff, as soon as you walked in, was very nice and welcoming to me. What I did like was that they had different stations for a memory care patient to interact with. They had a section where you could learn to use a typewriter or you could learn to take care of babies. It felt good to know that they were able to keep them busy. They separated the nonmobile to some of the memory care patients who were further along. Right now where my mom is, they only have one or two nurses, so they spend so much time with the people who are not mobile. I like that they separated them a little bit so everybody got the care they needed. It was very quaint. They had a nice courtyard. It's a little quieter."

"Juniper Village at Chatham is great. We just moved our parents in, but it seems very good. It's very family friendly and very homey. The staff is extremely friendly, very helpful, and very welcoming. They provide activities every day. The independent and assisted living residents don't separate. They're all mixed, but most people are pretty independent with minimal assist except for those who are in wheelchairs."

"Spring Hills has exceptional activities staff. Speaking as a family member of a resident in the memory care section, known as Spring Cottage, I can say that the activities staff are incredible. They provide physical activity such as chair yoga and group exercise, as well as involve the Spring Cottage residents in events, BBQs, and other activities held in the community. They are really incredible at keeping them engaged! Well done."

"I moved my mother to their assisted living. I am impressed with the care that they give and the amount of staff. It is a nice and pretty environment. They staff has a positive, friendly attitude. She has a single room that is a lot larger than any of the other places that I visited. They have a good of selection of quality food, and the dining room is attractive. They have religious services, holiday parties, bingo, exercise activities, current events, classes, meetings, and arts & crafts. They can improve on reminding people of the activities. They have a calendar, but people have a hard time following it. Aside from that, I think it is as good as it is going to be for her. "

"We visited the memory care facility of Brighton Gardens of West Orange for my mother. I think the design of the facility is good. They also all have their own bedroom. My concern was whether or not my mother would have enough supervision. If she needed help, would there be anybody at the nurse station who was anywhere close or within earshot distance? It's great that they're all together during the day, but my concern would be at nighttime when she needs to go to the bathroom or anything. Another thing was, we saw that there wasn't enough space for socialization. My sister would be coming to visit every day, and there just didn't seem to be a really interesting place to go and kind of hang out with my mother for the day. Something like a beautiful atrium or a place to hang out with family members, so to speak. Even though it was summertime, the little outdoor space they have didn't look like it was kept up as well as it could have been. Not enough time, thought, or money was put into that aspect. I can only imagine that in the wintertime, you would feel kind of trapped there. The part that we did get a good feel with was that the staff that's there looked like they could have been there for many years with very little turnover, so that was a positive thing."

"Sunrise facility in Summit is wonderful! After researching and reviewing many places for my mother in law we found Sunrise to be the right fit. The entire staff is caring and efficient in all their responsibilities. If you are looking for a place for your loved one search no further Sunrise in Summit is the right place! Thank You!!!!❤️"

"When I was first presented the opportunity of visiting an assisted-living facility I was hesitant. I was not very familiar with old people and I was nervous having to deal with them. However my fears were quickly assuaged by the staff of Sunrise and Randolph. These people were truly the kindest, most caring people I had ever met in my life. Assisted-living communities often get a bad wrap by the media as places that people send the elderly just because they don't want to care for them. This could not be further from the truth because the people at Sunrise of Randolph took such good care of the guest there that I would have no problem sending my parents or a member of my family there. Another thing that I really liked about Sunrise Randolph were the facilities. The place was extremely clean, and had a very homey feel. Moreover, the food at Sunrise Randolph was excellent! I would highly recommend this assisted-living community to anyone that was looking for one. "

"My mother is in the assisted living level of Brookdale West Orange. We selected them because we also had another family member in the Alzheimer's section and we got good reviews from them. She seems to be acclimating, although it seems tough for my mother to move from a home to a small apartment, but she seems to be okay there. The only issue I had was when I was there this weekend, everybody was in the dining facility but they weren't fed because they're having problems with the food. So I immediately called the director up and he was very thankful that I called, because all the people were sitting there for over an hour and they weren't getting anything and what they got wasn't very good. The place is very nice, that's one of the things I had to say when I saw it. The accessibility is convenient for us personally, it's clean, I like it, and her room and everything like the air conditioner seems to work well. She plays a lot of bingo and enjoys that. When I was there, the physical therapist came over to ask her if she wants to physical therapy that day since they have an opening. The gentleman who came to the door was very nice, very cordial and asked politely. And when my mom said no, he completely understood and said there's no pressure to make anybody go and it's fine. Everybody seems to be very friendly and I can't complain about that at all. Overall, it's a nice community and clean, I have no problems with that. They have all kinds of activities, I have gone there a couple of times and they had the community television set. A couple of times I went there to see my mom sitting with other ladies and chit chatting. I would rate the value for the money a 3 right now because of the basic service rate on my bill that I don't understand."

"The biggest reason why my sister-in-law is going to move to CareOne at Wayne is because they have a nursing facility area. She's going to be there before she goes into their assisted living. The gal who was the sales marketing person was great."