Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings

Offers Assisted Living and Memory Care

18 Reviews

126 Smith Street

Waltham

02451

Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings

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Mary 2021-01-19 Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings is excellent. They're the No. 1 choice on my list. They went out of their way to deal with the rehab center for my uncle. They have really extended themselves to the limit as far as what condition they would take him in. At one point, my uncle was ready to go when they followed up and had a virtual assessment, but then the rehab center came back with a completely different picture. My uncle's needs exceeded what they were allowed to provide. The staff members went above and beyond what they needed to do. The rooms were clean, spacious and well kept. They had a lot of room for storage and closet. It would have been an ideal spot if there weren't other issues that disqualified my uncle. The facility was lovely. It was probably 10 to 12 years old. It was a beautiful and well kept building with a nice layout inside. While I was waiting for the person for the tour, there was a person there that I was able to speak with. She couldn't give it more kudos than anybody. She said she has been there for four or five years and she loves it. That was part of the reason that we gave it the No.1 place for him to go to. We got a good report from a current resident. I visited this facility

5 5 1

2642 2020-01-30 The leadership staff has provided incredible support to help my mom feel comfortable. My mom's requests and any concerns were listened to attentively, and a sincere effort is made to meet her needs. The leadership staff has a good relationship with all other staff and this makes a big difference in the morale of workers and residents . This is an ongoing process, so please keep up the good work!! Thank you I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

James 2019-12-02 Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings was OK, but they only had two model rooms that I saw, and they were very small. The one that had two bedroom was small and the little kitchen area was dinky. I couldn't put my mother in there. The one-bedroom was also very small and I didn't like the way that it was set up. So I didn't like that, although they had a lot of efficiency rooms. The staff members who helped me during the tour were all fine. Their cleanliness and amenities were just average. I visited this facility

5 2 1

Elderly Lives Matter 2017-12-26 My father was a resident for three weeks. In his first week, he fell twice and contracted pneumonia and was in the hospital. By his third week, he was in extreme distress and I had to take him to the Emergency Room. He was not well taken care of at all and the memory care center is a misnomer. There is nothing there that is safe for dementia patients. My father was left on his own in the night and I had to hire my own caregivers from 11:00 to 7:00. They also did not honor their "Benchmark Promise" and they did not refund the monies owed me. I believe my father would not be alive today if I had not gotten him out of there when I did. Beware if you put your parent in here and if they are already there, I suggest installing cameras. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 1 1

Janet 2017-08-21 I liked the staff at Benchmark Waltham Crossings. The whole place was clean. The dining area was large, and the chairs were comfortable. They had a lot of different kinds of rooms for different activities. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Haleh746472 2016-10-14 I did visit Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings. It was good. It wasn’t as elaborate or as new-looking like the others, but for somebody who cannot afford other communities, I would recommend it. It’s a very friendly community. It’s somewhat older -- the building and everything -- but still clean. The staff was very nice. They have not much in the way of amenities. They have a garden and an arts and crafts room, but there was no library or movie room. There was a living room that they would use, like double, as a place to gather for concerts. The rooms were very small, but there was no kitchenette. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Mark R. 2016-08-23 Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings seemed OK, though they didn’t seem to be doing much of anything. We went around with the director, who was very nice. They had all sorts of rooms, like studios, single apartments, and shared apartments. He showed us the list of activities, but people were just sitting in chairs and not doing or saying anything. I visited this facility

5 3 1

SBcare 2016-07-27 Benchmark Waltham Crossings was very nice and had a nice layout, beautiful rooms, and a nice location. They had an outdoor courtyard with grills. They had entertainment for them, like singers and bands. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Caring Loved One7 2016-02-26 The people at Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings were nice. The dining room was very nice, and the food was good. The room was clean, neat, and accommodating. They had outings, arts and crafts, musical activities, exercises, luncheons, and other social activities. Everything was OK at this facility. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 5 1

Maureen14 2014-12-09 Waltham Crossings was excellent at all levels, very clean, and up-to-date. My mother stayed there for many years in assisted living and in the dementia care unit, and I would highly recommend them. There were good activities in both units. She was well cared for throughout her time. The family was very involved and able to work with the staff, so that as she was declining further and further, we were able to work together closely. They had psychiatrists, primary care doctors, and dental services who came on site instead of having to transport her elsewhere which was really nice. It was expensive, although they did have some subsidized rooms, and they worked with us to try to control the cost. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 5 1

Kathy87246750 2014-06-26 My visit with Waltham Crossings was very good. It seemed like a nice facility. They were very friendly. They gave my sister and me a lot of information. The rooms were very nice. They had a variety of different setups depending on what you wanted. It sounded like they had regular group activities. We saw a group playing a board game, and we saw another group sitting around reading. There were people in their rooms and some entertaining guests in the common area. One of the things I would like is more out door walking tasks and things like that. I think it would be nice for the residents. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Caring94680050 2014-06-19 The staff at Waltham Crossings was very nice and accommodating. My concern was just they don’t have a nurse on duty 24 hours. The rooms were small in general. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Caring89777850 2014-04-10 My daughters and I went around with the nurse and we decided unanimously on Waltham Crossings (The Harbor Program). We feel this offers the best level of treatment, which my wife needs. We feel that the caregivers per person are of the highest ratio, and they are very kind and lovely people. They really care for her. My wife is in a shared bedroom with another woman, but she has her own bathroom. It has a closet, and we furnished it with items that came from home. We brought her a bed, a recliner chair, and we decorated it with some stuffed animals and family pictures. So, it is a very comfortable place. I stay with her on Sunday evenings, and the people come to change her padding every two hours, and she sleeps very well. I eat lunch and supper there. I am very pleased with the portion sizes, which are proper for people who are not very physically active, and also with the selection of the food. They give the seven food groups every day. Since she has Type 2 diabetes, we ask them to limit the sweets intake, like pastries and candies. Some of the people are not able to feed themselves, and after everybody has eaten in the dining room, the staff goes around and feeds all the people who have not eaten their full meal. It is a guarded facility and you cannot get in and out without a digital reader. We are very happy with how she's being taken care of, as she has other physical problems related to her Alzheimer's. They have activities like movies and live and recorded music. They have a recreational room where they all gather. They have some kind of engagement or stimulation all day long. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 5 1

Seahorse 2012-12-11 My father lived at Waltham Crossings for several years. Overall our experience with them was very positive. The staff was excellent and really cared about the residents well-being. One thing we noticed about the community which we really liked was that many of the residents kept their apartment doors propped open during the day, so that as other residents walked by they would often stop in the doorway to chat for a few minutes. We felt that this really added to the social aspect of the community, and was something we didn't see at other assisted living facilities. A word of caution - there were some changes going on at the management level during my father's last year there. There were a few occasions, particularly during this last year, when we questioned some of the assistance charges my father was being billed for, and found that he in fact was being overcharged (they did correct things immediately when we inquired, and compensated for the errors). It is a good facility, but family should definitely ask questions throughout the experience. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 4 1

M.Williams 2012-11-19 I visited my grandfather at Waltham Crossings multiple times with the rest of my family. It was a nice facility, warm, and peaceful. My grandfather seemed happy there. They got to take day trips to the park, mall, get haircuts, and have socials. He seemed to like talking with the other residents as well. My grandfather loved to eat and he seemed to enjoy the food, which was a big deal to us and him. The staff were friendly and accommodating. They answered all the questions my mother and I had about what he would be doing with his time, how easy things were to access, etc. The only thing that I noticed I did not like was the size of the rooms. This may be standard, but they were very small for the price he paid to live there. Overall, I would give it 4 stars. I based most of my review based on my grandfather's happiness as well. I would recommend it. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 4 1

ginrummy27 2012-07-11 I will give Waltham Crossing three stars because while some aspects were excellent there were other aspects that were horrendous. My grandfather was admitted here when he was no longer able to live a stable life at his own home. The admission process went smoothly and he was assigned a nice apartment to live in. At first, everything seemed great. The nursing staff that we had met was wonderful and he was provided many activities and social gatherings to attend. His favorite were the resident socials that allowed him to meet his neighbors and other staff members. The horrible part of this experience was the communication between our family and the staff at Waltham Crossing. One one occassion, we received a bill from the pharmacy that they made us use for over the counter medications that were not covered by his insurance company. This outraged us as if we had known that he needed them we would have bought them at BJs or some other discount store. When we tried to contact the pharmacy or the facility we would never receive a call back and he continued to receive these meds that the doctor never had to prescribe in the first place. Also, he had a fall and we didn't hear about it for three days when he called and told us! His care plan clearly stated that all medical issues needed to be discussed with us. In all, he liked living there for the most part but the communication lines need to be much better. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 3 1

GuiCyber 2011-06-30 When looking for a place that would be right for my grandmother just last year my family and I stumbled across Benchmark Senior Living of Waltham, Massachusetts. The place was quite nice and people seemed happy. We did however see some things that were extremely odd. One was that the residents had a lot of restrictions and had to abide by the set schedules that were given out. If a resident did not want to participate they would need a "note" from a physician excusing themselves. That was very odd to myself and my family and we decided it might not be out first choice. All the accommodations were very nice and the staff seemed quite nice. But like many aspects of life the people in charge aren't always the right pick. I visited this facility

5 4 1

DebM 2020-11-17 I am so appreciative of the great care that the Harbor (Memory care) staff are giving my husband. Their patience, kindness, and gentle ways have reduced his difficult behavior which have led to him getting out of bed and into a wheelchair for the first time since he arrived about one month ago. I have seen how careful and respectful the staff are when changing and cleaning him and whenever I come to see him he is clean and groomed. In addition, the head nurses suggested that I contact a hospice so that my husband can receive additional services through Medicare Hospice service. This has been a great help since Medicare paid for his wheelchair, among other items. The direct care staff n Harbor greet me when I arrive and chat with me when they're not engaged with a resident. They have also made good suggestions about things to bring for him. I am so thankful that the social worker from the hospital found Waltham Crossings for us. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

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January 19, 2021

By Mary

I visited this facility

Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings is excellent. They're the No. 1 choice on my list. They went out of their way to deal with the rehab center for my uncle. They have really extended themselves to the limit as far as what condition they would take him in. At one point, my uncle was ready to go when they followed up and had a virtual assessment, but then the rehab center came back with a completely different picture. My uncle's needs exceeded what they were allowed to provide. The staff members went above and beyond what they needed to do. The rooms were clean, spacious and well kept. They had a lot of room for storage and closet. It would have been an ideal spot if there weren't other issues that disqualified my uncle. The facility was lovely. It was probably 10 to 12 years old. It was a beautiful and well kept building with a nice layout inside. While I was waiting for the person for the tour, there was a person there that I was able to speak with. She couldn't give it more kudos than anybody. She said she has been there for four or five years and she loves it. That was part of the reason that we gave it the No.1 place for him to go to. We got a good report from a current resident.

January 30, 2020

By 2642

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

The leadership staff has provided incredible support to help my mom feel comfortable. My mom's requests and any concerns were listened to attentively, and a sincere effort is made to meet her needs. The leadership staff has a good relationship with all other staff and this makes a big difference in the morale of workers and residents . This is an ongoing process, so please keep up the good work!! Thank you

December 02, 2019

By James

I visited this facility

Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings was OK, but they only had two model rooms that I saw, and they were very small. The one that had two bedroom was small and the little kitchen area was dinky. I couldn't put my mother in there. The one-bedroom was also very small and I didn't like the way that it was set up. So I didn't like that, although they had a lot of efficiency rooms. The staff members who helped me during the tour were all fine. Their cleanliness and amenities were just average.

December 26, 2017

By Elderly Lives Matter

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My father was a resident for three weeks. In his first week, he fell twice and contracted pneumonia and was in the hospital. By his third week, he was in extreme distress and I had to take him to the Emergency Room. He was not well taken care of at all and the memory care center is a misnomer. There is nothing there that is safe for dementia patients. My father was left on his own in the night and I had to hire my own caregivers from 11:00 to 7:00. They also did not honor their "Benchmark Promise" and they did not refund the monies owed me. I believe my father would not be alive today if I had not gotten him out of there when I did. Beware if you put your parent in here and if they are already there, I suggest installing cameras.

August 21, 2017

By Janet

I visited this facility

I liked the staff at Benchmark Waltham Crossings. The whole place was clean. The dining area was large, and the chairs were comfortable. They had a lot of different kinds of rooms for different activities.

October 14, 2016

By Haleh746472

I visited this facility

I did visit Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings. It was good. It wasn’t as elaborate or as new-looking like the others, but for somebody who cannot afford other communities, I would recommend it. It’s a very friendly community. It’s somewhat older -- the building and everything -- but still clean. The staff was very nice. They have not much in the way of amenities. They have a garden and an arts and crafts room, but there was no library or movie room. There was a living room that they would use, like double, as a place to gather for concerts. The rooms were very small, but there was no kitchenette.

August 23, 2016

By Mark R.

I visited this facility

Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings seemed OK, though they didn’t seem to be doing much of anything. We went around with the director, who was very nice. They had all sorts of rooms, like studios, single apartments, and shared apartments. He showed us the list of activities, but people were just sitting in chairs and not doing or saying anything.

July 27, 2016

By SBcare

I visited this facility

Benchmark Waltham Crossings was very nice and had a nice layout, beautiful rooms, and a nice location. They had an outdoor courtyard with grills. They had entertainment for them, like singers and bands.

February 26, 2016

By Caring Loved One7

I am/was a resident of this facility

The people at Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings were nice. The dining room was very nice, and the food was good. The room was clean, neat, and accommodating. They had outings, arts and crafts, musical activities, exercises, luncheons, and other social activities. Everything was OK at this facility.

Provider Response

Thank you for sharing! Individualized care is one of our hallmarks as we strive to meet the distinct needs of each resident. Please let us know (781.466.9912) if there is ever anything we can do for you and you family.

December 09, 2014

By Maureen14

I am a friend or relative of a resident

Waltham Crossings was excellent at all levels, very clean, and up-to-date. My mother stayed there for many years in assisted living and in the dementia care unit, and I would highly recommend them. There were good activities in both units. She was well cared for throughout her time. The family was very involved and able to work with the staff, so that as she was declining further and further, we were able to work together closely. They had psychiatrists, primary care doctors, and dental services who came on site instead of having to transport her elsewhere which was really nice. It was expensive, although they did have some subsidized rooms, and they worked with us to try to control the cost.

Provider Response

Thank you for your kind words regarding our community and our associates. Your words mean everything to us! We take enormous pride in taking care of seniors throughout the aging experience and your review is a testament to that.

June 26, 2014

By Kathy87246750

I visited this facility

My visit with Waltham Crossings was very good. It seemed like a nice facility. They were very friendly. They gave my sister and me a lot of information. The rooms were very nice. They had a variety of different setups depending on what you wanted. It sounded like they had regular group activities. We saw a group playing a board game, and we saw another group sitting around reading. There were people in their rooms and some entertaining guests in the common area. One of the things I would like is more out door walking tasks and things like that. I think it would be nice for the residents.

June 19, 2014

By Caring94680050

I visited this facility

The staff at Waltham Crossings was very nice and accommodating. My concern was just they don’t have a nurse on duty 24 hours. The rooms were small in general.

April 10, 2014

By Caring89777850

I am a friend or relative of a resident

My daughters and I went around with the nurse and we decided unanimously on Waltham Crossings (The Harbor Program). We feel this offers the best level of treatment, which my wife needs. We feel that the caregivers per person are of the highest ratio, and they are very kind and lovely people. They really care for her. My wife is in a shared bedroom with another woman, but she has her own bathroom. It has a closet, and we furnished it with items that came from home. We brought her a bed, a recliner chair, and we decorated it with some stuffed animals and family pictures. So, it is a very comfortable place. I stay with her on Sunday evenings, and the people come to change her padding every two hours, and she sleeps very well. I eat lunch and supper there. I am very pleased with the portion sizes, which are proper for people who are not very physically active, and also with the selection of the food. They give the seven food groups every day. Since she has Type 2 diabetes, we ask them to limit the sweets intake, like pastries and candies. Some of the people are not able to feed themselves, and after everybody has eaten in the dining room, the staff goes around and feeds all the people who have not eaten their full meal. It is a guarded facility and you cannot get in and out without a digital reader. We are very happy with how she's being taken care of, as she has other physical problems related to her Alzheimer's. They have activities like movies and live and recorded music. They have a recreational room where they all gather. They have some kind of engagement or stimulation all day long.

December 11, 2012

By Seahorse

I am a friend or relative of a resident

My father lived at Waltham Crossings for several years. Overall our experience with them was very positive. The staff was excellent and really cared about the residents well-being. One thing we noticed about the community which we really liked was that many of the residents kept their apartment doors propped open during the day, so that as other residents walked by they would often stop in the doorway to chat for a few minutes. We felt that this really added to the social aspect of the community, and was something we didn't see at other assisted living facilities. A word of caution - there were some changes going on at the management level during my father's last year there. There were a few occasions, particularly during this last year, when we questioned some of the assistance charges my father was being billed for, and found that he in fact was being overcharged (they did correct things immediately when we inquired, and compensated for the errors). It is a good facility, but family should definitely ask questions throughout the experience.

Provider Response

Thank you very much for your kind words! Statements such as yours mean everything to us as we take great pride in the trust families place in us. Please know that our friendly, open-door environment also extends to our Executive Director and all department heads if anyone ever has any questions or concerns. We love what we do and are extremely proud of our team and of their dedication to the individual needs of every resident. Caring for seniors is not just our purpose, it's our passion.

November 19, 2012

By M.Williams

I am a friend or relative of a resident

I visited my grandfather at Waltham Crossings multiple times with the rest of my family. It was a nice facility, warm, and peaceful. My grandfather seemed happy there. They got to take day trips to the park, mall, get haircuts, and have socials. He seemed to like talking with the other residents as well. My grandfather loved to eat and he seemed to enjoy the food, which was a big deal to us and him. The staff were friendly and accommodating. They answered all the questions my mother and I had about what he would be doing with his time, how easy things were to access, etc. The only thing that I noticed I did not like was the size of the rooms. This may be standard, but they were very small for the price he paid to live there. Overall, I would give it 4 stars. I based most of my review based on my grandfather's happiness as well. I would recommend it.

July 11, 2012

By ginrummy27

I am a friend or relative of a resident

I will give Waltham Crossing three stars because while some aspects were excellent there were other aspects that were horrendous. My grandfather was admitted here when he was no longer able to live a stable life at his own home. The admission process went smoothly and he was assigned a nice apartment to live in. At first, everything seemed great. The nursing staff that we had met was wonderful and he was provided many activities and social gatherings to attend. His favorite were the resident socials that allowed him to meet his neighbors and other staff members. The horrible part of this experience was the communication between our family and the staff at Waltham Crossing. One one occassion, we received a bill from the pharmacy that they made us use for over the counter medications that were not covered by his insurance company. This outraged us as if we had known that he needed them we would have bought them at BJs or some other discount store. When we tried to contact the pharmacy or the facility we would never receive a call back and he continued to receive these meds that the doctor never had to prescribe in the first place. Also, he had a fall and we didn't hear about it for three days when he called and told us! His care plan clearly stated that all medical issues needed to be discussed with us. In all, he liked living there for the most part but the communication lines need to be much better.

Provider Response

Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Your praise, as well as your critique, is extremely important to us. Concerning the medication, please be aware that it is a Benchmark Senior Living Standard and Practice that all medications, both over-the-counter as well as prescription, must originate from a pharmacy with pharmacy packaging and a physician's label. This company-wide protocol was enacted with the safety and welfare of our residents in mind.

We apologize that this wasn't clearly communicated to you during your grandfather's stay with us. Regarding the communication aspect, please note that we regularly evaluate and re-evaluate staff performance and community procedures through ongoing reviews, action plans, and education. We strive to continually make improvements and your feed-back helps us accomplish that.

Again, thank you for taking the time to share your opinion.

June 30, 2011

By GuiCyber

I visited this facility

When looking for a place that would be right for my grandmother just last year my family and I stumbled across Benchmark Senior Living of Waltham, Massachusetts. The place was quite nice and people seemed happy. We did however see some things that were extremely odd. One was that the residents had a lot of restrictions and had to abide by the set schedules that were given out. If a resident did not want to participate they would need a "note" from a physician excusing themselves. That was very odd to myself and my family and we decided it might not be out first choice. All the accommodations were very nice and the staff seemed quite nice. But like many aspects of life the people in charge aren't always the right pick.

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November 17, 2020

By DebM

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

I am so appreciative of the great care that the Harbor (Memory care) staff are giving my husband. Their patience, kindness, and gentle ways have reduced his difficult behavior which have led to him getting out of bed and into a wheelchair for the first time since he arrived about one month ago. I have seen how careful and respectful the staff are when changing and cleaning him and whenever I come to see him he is clean and groomed. In addition, the head nurses suggested that I contact a hospice so that my husband can receive additional services through Medicare Hospice service. This has been a great help since Medicare paid for his wheelchair, among other items. The direct care staff n Harbor greet me when I arrive and chat with me when they're not engaged with a resident. They have also made good suggestions about things to bring for him. I am so thankful that the social worker from the hospital found Waltham Crossings for us.

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Personalized Care and Companionship. Assisted Living at Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings in Waltham, MA, means helping seniors stay independent by providing 24-hour personal care in a socially active, dignified residential setting.

Residents of Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings enjoy attractive apartments, comfortable community rooms, a lovely outdoor patio and garden and an ever-changing program of social and fitness activities. Assistance with activities of daily living, such as bathing and dressing, along with medication monitoring, is personally tailored to each resident's changing needs and is provided by a caring, professional staff.

This provides the best of both worlds - the ability for seniors to remain in their own apartment, knowing that help is available 24 hours a day.

Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings is proud to offer a professionally-trained, licensed and caring staff who work with each resident, their family and their personal physician to develop a Personal Care Plan.

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