Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

Our mom is at Gurwin Rehab following surgery for a broken hip. Gurwin has a wonderful reputation for excellence and terrific nursing care. We could not be happier with the care mom is getting. The nursing staff is amazing, kind and caring. The facility is gorgeous and spotlessly clean at all times. The patients are kept very clean and all their needs are met. The food is delicious with many choices and the presentation is beautiful. The PT and OT are done with caring and compassion. The goals are set and met gently. This is a Class Act Facility! From the top to the bottom the staff are tuned in to the same goal - The benefit of the patient. A Model for all facilities to follow. You are doing a fabulous job!! Well deserved Reputation of Excellence!

Staff will always work with the family for the best results

My Grandfather stayed at Gurwin and the staff could not have been better. They made sure he was well taken care of. In addition they were great to my family when we came to visit. I would recommend this facility to anyone in my family & friends.

Terribly run. Medications are late. Interfere with rehab time. Aids are nice and work hard. Do. Not put anyone you love here.

My family member is in the nursing home and certain shifts are good and then you have terrible charge nurses on other shifts that are very disrespectful to family members, and only care about themselves and not the family member they are supposed to be taking care of. The family is supposed to feel safe with their loved ones there and taken care of but not in this situation. At one time Gurwin was a good facility but in the last few years sorry I cannot say that any more. This is to all staff, "IF YOU DON'T LIKE YOUR JOB OR ARE TIRED OF IT MOVE ON AND FIND SOMETHING ELSE BECAUSE YOUR ATTITUDE SURE DOES REFLECT IT, AND YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE."

The aides can't be bothered if you really need some help. You can ring the bell and they take forever. Most if not all have a very bad attitude. Hoping to get mom out ASAP.

My parent recently lived (Mar 2014( at Gurwin for for two months before we took him out and had him go home to live with an aide. I give a date because in reading reviews on this place it is very important to note. First let me say that the physical therapy and occupational therapy team is TOP notch. They truly do care and work very hard. They feel it is important to build relationships with their residents . They were wonderful. Unfortunately, that's where my positive review ends. Working in the town of this facility for over 30 years, I had heard wonderful things about it. After getting my parent there, I found out that they are running on a past reputation. They have changed quite a bit, mixing different levels of mental capacities together, making socialization a difficult one. In the morning, you are often awakened at 4:00-5:00am to get dressed because they have so many residents to get up. If you are unable to go to dining room and dine in your room, your food is consistently delivered cold to your room, with items missing from the tray.One morning, my parent was delivered someone else's already eaten breakfast! There are a few wonderful aides but most of them speak poor English and couldn't care less about the welfare of the people left in their care. My parent was left in bed and had clothes thrown on his bed telling him to get dressed. ( he was wheelchair bound.) Several times he was left in the bathroom for over a half hour waiting for help to get out. It took me 6 weeks of asking to finally get his nails cut. Each time I asked I was told a different date that it would get done. If you are lucky enough to catch a nurse in the hall, they will give you little information. To this day, I don't know the meds my parent was being given or what they were for. My parent was on a diabetic diet and given cookies, cakes, etc with each cold meal. I could go on and on, but will stop here. Anyone reading this gets my pony by now.