Nursing Home Communities in Northborough, MA

"My mother currently resides at Beaumont and she's been there about 2 years. We love the staff, from the front desk person to the nurses to the cleaning staff. We visit several times and week and see the interaction that staff has with my mother. She is very well cared and there are many activities during the day to keep busy. The rooms are fine, I believe they are being painted soon, the food is OK. I think the food is better on the second floor than on the first but my mother never complains about. "

"There's been a change in staff at the westborough healthcare and I have to tell you it's the most amazing thing I've ever seen. The vibe went from bla to woohoo. My dad is now very well taken care of I'm a very hypercritical person and I have to say I feel confident that he's okay. I couldn't say that prior to now but the new staff and all of the therapy people and the social workers and the new admin are just great. They actually care about your people. Food is great therapy is awesome nurses really know their stuff. Would recommend this facility"

"My grandmother has been a resident at Marlborough Hills since 9/12/14, we had her transferred from a Kindred facility in Newburyport. I am absolutely thrilled with the care she is receiving. All of the staff on the 2nd floor are absolutely wonderful. Unfortunately my gram was put on hospice last week and I am amazed at how caring and attentive the staff is towards my grandmother and our family. I will DEFINATELY recommend Marlborough Hills to anyone who may need them. "

"The staff, nurses and nurse's AIDS are awesome. They were all there anytime I needed anything. The weekend staff could use a little work as far as knowing what is going on but otherwise I was very pleased with the quality of my stay. I would recommend this facility to anyone looking for quality service."

"My mother has been living in Notre Dame du Lac for around five months now. She is in the memory care unit. I think the place is very clean. It's quiet, and I think they're organized. The girls are good with the residents. They try to keep them busy, so they have arts and crafts. This is what we wanted for her, so she could feel better about spending her day. They're all private, big rooms. She can fit a couch in there. She's got a table and bookcases. There's drawers built into the wall. She's got a big, queen bed that is very roomy. She's very comfortable. They have a dining area, a kitchen, and a TV area. That's where they do the little things. They get off the unit, and they go to church every day. There's a mass everyday. We went in on Sunday, and she was in church. It's a nice big chapel. They have a couple of small courtyards around, shaded from the summer trees and flowers. It is very pretty."

"I only have the highest recommendation for this skilled nursing home, Our mother was at another facility the had a great reputation, but it was anything but great for our mother. She ended up with a terrible bed sore, and was not recovering like they said she would. I ran into a woman who works for Autumn Village and I asked her how their rehab program was. After speaking with her, we decided to move our mother ...in what seemed like no time, her wound was healed, and she was up walking and getting the right type of therapy. She is home now, thanks to the caring staff at Autumn Village! "

"My grandmother moved into Beaumont last February. She's now in the long-term care. They've been very good, and they worked on her for a few months now. The staff is very responsive, professional, caring, and helpful. They have activities, they play Bingo, they do arts and crafts, and they sing."

Alliance Health at Marie Esther is a senior living provider located in Marlborough, MA. It offers a variety of care types, including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation care, respite care, and hospice care. This makes it a versatile option for individuals with different health needs. The community provides both private and semi-private rooms, allowing residents to choose the living arrangement that best suits their preferences and needs.Rooms at Alliance Health at Marie Esther come with several amenities to enhance the comfort and convenience of residents. These include meals provided, WiFi/internet access, and housekeeping services. The community also features outdoor common areas, walking and hiking areas, and shared common areas, which offer residents opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and socialize with others. Additionally, there are social activities and events, salon services, and spiritual activities/programs available, ensuring that residents have a variety of options to stay engaged and maintain their well-being.Alliance Health at Marie Esther also offers a range of services to support the health and care needs of its residents. Nurses are on staff to provide medical care, and there are therapists available for physical and occupational therapy/rehabilitation. The community also provides diabetic care, ensuring that residents with specific health conditions receive the necessary support. With its comprehensive range of amenities and services, Alliance Health at Marie Esther aims to create a comfortable and supportive environment for its residents.

"My mother is a resident here. As my mother would say "they stand on their heads to please you and would do anything for you". My family has nothing but praise for the Knollwood Nursing Center. This place is immaculate and BEAUTIFUL inside and out. "

"My 99 year old Dad resided there for 3 months after rehab. He had great care and treatment from the wonderful staff in the Putnam ward. He was attended to in his bathing and was helped in the dining room with feedings. The excellent staff would sing to him, and even speak French with him. When he passed some of the staff came in with a final prayer, kiss and some even wept. I can’t say enough about how wonderful and caring he was treated during this time. Thank you"

"My mom was at the Odd Fellows Home and I would like to thank everyone who took care of her. Everyone was very caring and compassionate. The staff were very informative at her Care Plan meetings. The Rehab Department did a wonderful job getting her to get up and walk. (which is no easy task). The nursing staff always checked in with her to see if she needed anything. The kitchen did a great job with her meals (because she is a picky eater). Thank you from the bottom of my heart. "

"We did get a tour of Holy Trinity Nursing & Rehab. The staff is very helpful, they answered our questions, everyone looked very pleasant, and they all spoke with us, so we were impressed. The rooms were very nice, very bright, and the sun would come in. She would have a dresser, closet space, and a bathroom. One of the other things I like was an outside area. In the summer, they would have live bands come in, so I think that's something my mother would enjoy. We didn't see regular dining room, but we saw one that's kind of a private area where you can go on order off a menu. This is probably our first choice for my mother. "

"Saint Francis Rehabilitation and Nursing Center is a very nice place and it's clean. I like the staff and it seems to be working out very well. My mother has been here for a couple of weeks now. She has severe dementia, and she can't do anything for herself. There's every level of therapy in there, evaluating her medically and mentally to make sure she gets the absolute best care. Her room is bright and clean. She has a window right near her. Most of the rooms on that floor have a window right near the bed, so they're bright. They have a nice day area with a big television. It's just a nice place. The staff is wonderful, very helpful, and very caring."

"My husband moved into the Blaire House of Worcester under the memory care unit. The care they give is excellent. They care about the residents. The place looks a little rough, but it will be updated eventually. They do a great job. They do everything according to the state laws, as they're supposed to. So, I always know what's happening, or if they need something, they'll call me. They're good at communicating. They have two choices for each meal. It's not like a focus point, but they ensure people eat. They do crafts, depending on the level of dementia of the person. They always have music. They have religious people come in and do little services, and they have arts and crafts. They have more word searches and trivia stuff, but I don't think many people can do that. They're like old hospital beds. Right now, they have rooms with one to four people, but it will only be one or two people per room when they renovate it. They got a sink in there and lockers for their stuff."