Nursing Home Communities in Norwood, MA

"Not the worst I have seen. Night staff could have been far better. Lack of care for residents. Under staffed at the time. I don't think that the rules are the best for the residents as there is no snacks in the fridge at night for the ones that get up, they are put in bed to early and then told to rise far to early due to lack of morning staff to get them up. I know that the "Patient rights" are posted in the front as you walk in but most of the residents don't know what their rights are. And often when they say they don't want to get up are made to anyways. with the logic that the patient doesn't know what they want. So if they have rights why can't they can't they enforce the? "

"Rooms are clean staff is caring Management listens and the atmosphere what completes the facility"

"EPOCH Healthcare is where I will send my mom to. This is my choice because it was the nicest one I looked at. The staff was very helpful. They showed me all around and they were very nice. They seemed to have a good attitude. I like their professionalism. The environment seemed nice. I would recommend this healthcare center to others. "

"My dad has been at Orchard Cove for 2 weeks now. It is a very nice place. What they did was they converted some of the assisted living places into nursing facilities. Dad has a nice private room that looks like an assisted living apartment. The only thing it doesn't have is the kitchen area. The staff has just been wonderful. They are very caring and they're consistent. He has gotten to know their faces, so there's not a big turnover of faces every day. They seem to be taking very good care of him. He seems to like the meals, too. The whole facility is very big, but the nursing home area has only around 30 rooms and it's very quiet. They have a lot of activities for the residents."

Brush Hill Care Center, located in Milton, MA, specializes in providing skilled nursing care to its residents. This center focuses on offering a supportive and caring environment for individuals who require assistance with their health and daily activities. The care at Brush Hill is designed to meet the needs of those who need more medical attention and support than what is typically found in a home setting.The amenities at Brush Hill Care Center are tailored to enhance the living experience of its residents. Meals are provided to ensure that everyone has access to nutritious and tasty food. The center organizes a variety of activities and programs, including spiritual and entertainment options, to keep residents engaged and socially active. Additionally, there are salon services available on-site, allowing residents to enjoy a bit of pampering without having to travel far. Social activities and events are regularly scheduled, fostering a sense of community and belonging among the residents.Brush Hill Care Center also offers a comprehensive range of services to address the health and well-being of its residents. Medication management and services ensure that residents receive their prescribed treatments accurately and on time. For those with specific dietary needs, special diets and dietary accommodations are available. The center provides physical and occupational therapy and rehabilitation services, helping residents to maintain or improve their physical abilities. Nurses are on staff to assist with medical needs, and there is also a nutrition specialist to oversee the dietary health of the residents. Additional support includes assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), housekeeping services, and staff trained in mental health care, making Brush Hill a well-rounded option for skilled nursing care.

"My mother was at Hebrew Rehabilitation Center - NewBridge for rehab and then we toured the long-term care facility. Everything was good. I feel as though it was understaffed, but that's the same with everyone. It was very clean, They had very, very nice people. The food was good; my mother loved it."

"The patient is in Thomas Upham right now. They provide 24-hour care and seem very caring. They keep the patients very occupied with activities every afternoon and also have physical therapy people who help the patients. "

West Roxbury Health & Rehabilitation Center, located in West Roxbury, MA, offers a variety of care types including short-term rehabilitation care, skilled nursing care, respite care, and hospice care. This center is designed to meet the needs of individuals requiring various levels of support and medical attention. With a focus on both physical and emotional well-being, it provides a comprehensive approach to care.The facility features semi-private rooms, catering to those who prefer or require a roommate. These rooms come equipped with essential amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. In addition to the living spaces, West Roxbury Health & Rehabilitation Center offers a range of amenities aimed at enhancing the quality of life for its residents. These include organized activities and programs, meals provided three times a day, social events to encourage community interaction, spiritual activities for those seeking religious or meditative engagement, and communal dining areas where residents can enjoy meals together.Services at West Roxbury Health & Rehabilitation Center are extensive and tailored to meet the diverse needs of its residents. Nurses are on staff to provide medical care and support around the clock. Special diets and dietary accommodations are available to cater to individual health requirements. For those in need of rehabilitation, the center offers physical and occupational therapy programs. A nutrition specialist is on staff to ensure that dietary needs are met in a healthy and beneficial manner. Additionally, the center accepts various insurance plans, making it accessible to a wider community. Diabetic care is also provided, ensuring that residents with diabetes receive the appropriate attention and treatment.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Massachusetts Division of Health Care Facility Licensure and Certification

"My sister is happy and content there at the German Center. They took her out of assisted living and put her in the nursing home because she has fallen. We said how about if we try to get her back to assisted living, she said "no, I'm not leaving here." She's pleased with what's going on there, and the place is fine. "

"My father has been at this facility for nine months, and I visit nearly every day. It is no longer privately owned; now it belongs to a small chain based in New Jersey. In general the care is good. The nurses do not do much hands-on care; they mainly dispense medication. The CNAs are competent and have learned to handle my father fairly well. He is always clean and they track his eating and toileting. I have never heard raised voices or seen staff handle patients roughly. We have run into the frustrations one expects in an institution. My father's denture plate was lost for a week, then mysteriously reappeared. Response time is slow; if he needs the bathroom or has another request, it can take half an hour before anyone shows up. Communication is spotty. Thank goodness for a wonderful nursing supervisor who is our go-to person for any issues. The food is good, and Briarwood makes an effort to welcome families--family members are welcome at meals; there are special holiday dinners for families; etc. Bizarrely, the place was recently "redecorated" in a way that makes it far less attractive--cheap-looking, uncomfortable stiff chairs in the lobby instead of a welcoming couch; ugly wallpaper in about 12 different patterns. I appreciate the small size and the fact that all the staff know my father, so I can leave him in various areas knowing that he will be tended and returned to his room. It's also located in a very lovely residential neighborhood where we took many long wheelchair walks in the summer. "

"My parents moved in the Park Place on October 17. It is clean, it doesn’t smell, and it has a lot of sunlight which is good. It has a decent-sized dining room for everyone. They have activities like bingo, card games, dominoes, and a lot of board games. I haven’t tried the food, but I went there when they were having dinner, and it looked pretty good. "

"My granddad got sent to this place and I had no idea what to expect. I got there and it was a small nursing home on a hill. The staff was friendly and the rooms were smaller than I expected but the care that my granddad got was very good. The nurses worked together with rehab to help get him back on his feet after his knee replacement. So its not that bad of a place and if granddad had to go back I would consider this place again. "

"Seems to be impressive and have personnel that care for their patients "

"I loved Copley at Stoughton. I went there with my mother and my sister. It was new, clean, nice, and beautiful. The staff was very nice. The rooms were nice and big enough. "