Nursing Home Communities in Webster, MA

"We went to see The Overlook in Charlton and toured their independent living. It was very pleasant. The people there were very cordial, and I liked their attitude. They said it's like living on a cruise boat, but you don't have to go on the cruise. The person who assisted us was very professional and gave us a couple of people to tour us around. Somebody from assisted living came and accompanied us to lunch, and then another one told us about their exercise program. The food was very good, and we thought it was restaurant quality. One of the things that also struck us was that we liked having linen tablecloths, and the dining room has that. The facility seemed very clean, although something was being redone in the exercise room, so it was kind of dusty. They apologized for the fact that it was being done, but we still went to see it."

"Our situation is through the PACE program. It does cost a lot of money, so thank God we qualified for this. This place has many different things like rehab, it's a long term nursing home for some, and there is a dementia part. My wife has Alzheimer's. The food is wonderful there at Radius Healthcare. It is all homemade food, and they don't buy it canned. It is healthy food. It is a very good place. The security of the place is very good. I am happy with it as much as you can be happy for a situation as this. "

"My father was recently admitted to Life Care of Auburn after knee replacement surgery. His stay lasted three weeks. I was very pleased with his care. I could not say a bad word about any of the staff. They were kind, helpful, professional and upbeat. The compassion they showed my father was very comforting to me. The room was very clean. They had activities for the patients that felt well enough to participate. I was invited to attend bedside meetings and his discharge meeting when his release was decided. I would definitely use their facility again should a family member need care. I also highly recommend them to anyone in our community that would need assistance. Thank you."

Kindred Transitional Care and Rehabilitation - The Meadows is located in Rochdale, MA and provides specialized short-term, inpatient rehabilitation and skilled nursing care. Patients are provided with a full range of medical, rehabilitative and social services to treat and support their needs. We also provide long-term care in a safe environment that fosters independence and dignity.

"One of the hardest decisions to ever make, is to place your parent in a nursing home. My husband's mom has dementia and it was getting harder to care for her every day. The staff at Overlook understand this disease, they are prepared for all the new struggles and have turned a very stressful situation into a pleasant one. Now we get to visit mom and ENJOY her company! They take extremely good care of her, she is always clean, she is talking more and has FRIENDS!! She actually smiles now when we come to visit. We hadn't see that smile in quite a while! What more could you want? "

"My Dad spent several months at St. Camillus Health Center and, personally, I can't say enough about the facility, staff and administration. Everyone was just fabulous, from the friendly "Hello girls" greeting we received every visit from Dianne to the caring thoughts, hugs and prayers from Shirley, Lori, Kristen and everyone who cared for him. Dad's stay was nothing less than top notch! Regretfully we lost him on the 5th of July but his journey was made easier by all the staff in his neighborhood. My family can't thank them enough and when we count our blessings at the end of the day, they will always be on the list. Warmest regards and bless you all. You are certainly angels on earth. Linda Kender"

"Westview Nursing Care & Rehab is a wonderful place. I am so pleased that even when I'm so far away that they're taking such good care of my uncle. They call me with every little thing. When my uncle broke his hearing aid, one of the nurses actually brought another one back from the facility that had the hearing aids. If they change his medication, they tell us right away. The doctors are also very good. My uncle has a very large and nice room which is large enough for a bed, a recliner, a bedside table, and it has a large window with a view. Right now he's on rehab and he does physical therapy. They offer a lot of activities for people. They have a take-out night where they ask the residents if they'd like something, and they take whatever they order out of their little bank account. It's an excellent facility and I'm very comfortable with my uncle being there. The food looks good and nutritious, and my uncle is eating well. Most of the staff has been there for years, they like the facility, and they care about what they're doing. The administration must be phenomenal if people stay that long."

"This place is run down. They are way understaffed. Residents are not receiving proper care. Call lights do not got answered promptly. My mother in law has waited for a hour sometimes just for the light to be answered. They have "emotional support" dogs that are brung in by the staff that pee and poop everywhere and its not properly cleaned up. I don't recommend bringing your family member here!"

"My husband is at Lydia Taft House. I was impressed with it. It was a home-like atmosphere, and I think there are only 53 beds in it, unlike other ones that had 180 beds and are chaos with multiple people in the hallways. Lydia Taft House is under control. The people are out of their rooms, and they have programs for them. People can play cards, and they have other games that they play. It looks like they keep people active. My husband's room is very sunny and very warm. It has a very big, beautiful picture window that overlooks the backyard. They have a bird feeder, and he loves to watch the birds. The staff seems very attentive. I have been there five or six times now. I never smelled urine, and that is good. That is my criteria."

"I broke my foot and ankle in a very bad way i was in rehab for a long while. The physical therapists were amazing,as were the people who helped me with paperwork and the people who gave me my meds top notch. I wish i had all of of their names . But my prime therapist was Bonnie she was awesome and very knowledgeable about her profession and very easy to talk to and ask questions.Because of Bonnie and the other therapists and staff I am doing great hats off, a job well done. Randy"

"My Mom moved there recently and is very happy with her room and likes the staff. Very nice well kept place."

"This is a very nice place, very comfortable. This is a very clean facility probably the cleanest I have ever seen. Everyone here is very pleasant. "

"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."

"My mother in law is currently a resident here and she is taken wonderful care of. She raves about the food and how nice everyone is, all staff. When I visit she looks well groomed, happy considering her illness. The facility is kept very clean. With the COVID upon us St. Mary's has taken extreme measures to see the the residents are all safe. I would recommend this facility to people. :)"