Nursing Home Communities in Naugatuck, CT

"My mother was in the memory care unit. The staff was so compassionate and tried everything to help make her stay there comfortable. They really tried to get to know the individual and what works/does not work for them. There was constant communication between family and staff about how she was doing. I was there almost every day, at all different times, and she was always dressed and clean and well taken care of. As were the other residents."

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"This facility is awesome ! Kind and caring staff ! Clean and well kept ! Our cousin is a resident. She is very happy there !"

"The aide staff at Beacon Brook was nice. I had to wait for my meds because they still had to order it from the pharmacy, so it took a while. I needed bed wheels, but there was none, so I was very disappointed. You can only have two showers a week, and I only received one hour of rehab a day. It was so hot in there, and my bed was near the window, so whenever I open my window a smidgen, my roommate would complain about the cold. They were advertising in their brochure that they have Tai Chi, so I was excited because I do Tai Chi, but I ended up teaching their Tai Chi class. The only other activity I saw was patients working on jigsaw puzzles. The environment is that of a typical nursing home and it's not therapeutic."

"When my mother and I first walked into Paradigm of Prospect , we immediately felt uplifted. Just as you walk into the facility , the facility offers an ambiance of comfort and welcomeness. We immediately felt at ease and knew that we had chosen the right place for my grandfather to spend the rest of his life. The staff always greets you with a smile and helps you out in any way that they can. My grandfather loves going to physical and occupational therapy and the therapists there have seen him grow stronger and stronger since he has been there. He is now at his optimal level. He bunks with 2 other elderly men in decent size room . His meals are always hot and fresh .My grandfather picky eater but he eats the food anyways. The rooms and wings are all close together so that all that are housed at Paradigm can easily interact with one another. Overall , I'd say we are pleased with our decision and can be rest assured that my grandfather is receiving round the clock care in a place where he live worry free. "

"I been wanting to leave this place for a long time but realistically I I can't do it all on my own right now.If I could take Maggie and Allison with me I would do it .They both are Ambassadors here at Abbott. These girls work hard and they do alot for everybody. Allison always makes sure my hair is straight. Maggie got my computer working twice already. My aide Arlene be hooking me up too. I LOVE the girls here They are all hard works .Deep inside I still want to go but leave my Ambassadors and my CNAs .I'm going to just chill cause they got me and I'm good here."

"Right now, my brother is in a nursing home at Village Green of Waterbury. We were there before, and then he was out for a couple of weeks, but now he is back there to get strength. My brother is still weak, but he is getting physical and occupational therapy there. He is also getting manual dialysis four times a day, but he is not able to do much more there until he gets stronger. The staff's work ethic is very good. The rooms are very fine; they're roomy. With regards to food, if you eat in the dining room, it is very nice, but if you eat and get it from the floor below, it is always cold. "

"My mom is a resident of Cheshire House. The therapists have been very professional. The social worker there is very helpful. The food is surprisingly pretty good for a nursing home. It's very clean. So, I don't have any complaints. Every day, they have activities for the seniors. I'm pleased with the care services."

"The Recreation Supervisor take great care and love in planning activities for the residence. The staff is very caring and loving and the Supervisor of the nursing home is one of great faith and concern for her residence. I worked as a volunteer there and was very impressed with the care given the residence. When my son became terminally ill i requested that he be cared for at Rose Garden because i wanted him to have the best care. "

Welcome to Meridian Manor Health & Rehab Center! Meridian Manor Health & Rehabilitation Center was founded in 1966 by Waterbury native James E. Cleary, Jr. The 94-bed healthcare facility is located at 1132 Meriden Road in Waterbury, CT. Meridian Manor is conveniently located minutes from 1-84 and is directly on the local bus line. Meridian Manor accepts Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance.Meridian Manor has a brand new 2,400 square foot state-of-the-art inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation gym located conveniently on the east side of the building. There is a new handicap accessible parking area that leads to a separate entrance and provides convenient access for outpatient rehab and families. The entrance to the rehabilitation gym allows for outpatients to easily enter and exit the building for follow-up rehab. This is important for their continuing aftercare with a familiar therapist who treated them during their stay at Meridian Manor. This convenient access to therapy is especially important, enabling us to continue to support our patients for a positive experience as they transition home. The new facility has a completely functional occupational therapy (OT) suite which includes a mock apartment with activities of daily living such as a kitchen, bathroom, bed and laundry. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: State of Connecticut License Lookup

"My husband was a veteran.... the VA got him into Shady Knoll for hospice care.... I have never seen such loving caring people in my life. They totally respected his needs right to the end.... I am so grateful to all of them... God bless them all who cared for him..."

"A few months ago my 87 year old grandmother fell injuring both her left shoulder and hip. Based on my personal experience working in the medical field for 18 years-recovering from such a physically traumatic incident usually leads to a very grim outcome. After being discharged from the hospital she was placed into Marathon Healthcare Center. My family frequently visited her there and I visited her twice (I live in Brooklyn, NY). She was placed in a room with a woman who had a similar injury, and she enjoyed the company of her roommate very much. My grandmother is canadian and when they realized she was fluent in french they had an aid who also spoke the language and was assigned to care for my grandmother. This gave my grandmother so much joy. The rooms were nicely lit, very spacious, clean, and the bed comfortable. The staff was very pleasant and accommodating. The only downside, like many facilities, is they were understaffed. My grandmother is used to going to bed very early and with a shortage of evening staff she had to wait a few hours later to be transferred into bed. This made her very uncomfortable and tired. Overall there are no complaints of the care she was given here. If she ever needed to placed in a facility again I would highly recommend this one. "

"If your reading this review, then clearly you're looking for a place for your loved one to go and must really care about them, so it may be worth the read. I was placed here after an accident falling off a ladder. I was a resident in their Apple Rehab Watertown short term facility for a month. I was finally discharged today and here is a honest perspective on what I saw from a 37 year olds perspective looking in at your elderly loved ones current situation in life. The nurses and aides care, really care about their residents. Probably love them just as much as you. They do their best to make the experience as pleasurable as a nursing rehabilitation place can be. No patient wants to be here. But this staff does. It's a hard job. Nurses here stay an hour or more after their shift change to make sure every detail about their resident is passed on to the next. The social worker, Joni (everyone's favorite family member) and administrator (the nice blond lady in the lower office 😁) go out of their way to make the experience go as smoothly as possible. Behind the scenes there is a lot going on and if you took the time to actually stand around this place for 2 days you'd notice everyone is working their tail off to make this all happen; And they are great at it and wouldnt, not for a minute, jeopardize their medical license to provide sub par care. If there is something you don't like, speak up and let them know nicely. They will immediately help the situation. The food is hospital food. Some meals are amazing at times, but remember the there are dietary restrictions for a reason. If you don't like what's on the menu, feel free to Uber Eats your loved one a meal, you. It was easier for me. What your loved one wants the most is you. You, to help them through this hard time in their life...If you can't make it everyday, then you better call or video chat bc it will make their whole day. I can't tell you how many rooms of residents I visited while here and every single one of these wise old souls said something about the last time they heard from x or y in their family. You were this person's whole life and they love you. Companionship is key. You want the best care, send them here. You want the best life for your spouse, parent, sibling, grandparent especially, then if you can't make it, coordinate others to come stay and visit with them. If not, you better call them and not for 5 minutes. A broken heart can kill you but this staff won't. And I mean this. I had an experience that was life changing. I never did many visits to hospitals and others things of the sort often before this and I will say after this, I will visit as often as possible to anyone this situation, bc I know personally, it will trully make their day. Hopefully you will make the best choices for your loved ones and this review will put in perspective what your loved one really needs for care beyond what this great place provides. Also, to all the nurses and aides and staff in general, thank you for helping me get through my days here making the experience pleasurable in the Crestbrook block and treating me like family. Keep the energy and laughter throughout your careers and never stop setting the bar high for your co-workers that work with you. Alda, Hailstones, Lori, Trish, Lisa (ty)Tara, B, Carrie, Deidra, Diana, Stephanie M(my marvel girl),Jonielle, Tammy, Louise, Denise, Amanda , May, Jordan gl and Caprice 🍕😁 btw thank you, for allowing me to drive you nuts but also for being amazing at your jobs and leaving an impression to last a lifetime. And for those that didn't make the list, sorry I'm not great with names. And with that, I'm out. 🎤💧"

"Autumn Lake Healthcare at Bucks Hill was a nice facility. The staff members were very good and very informative. They answered all our questions. We didn't go into a room, but from the outside looking in these people's rooms, they were nice. They also said they had activities with them. The whole place was nice. They had just remodeled it. The staff were great."