I just want to say that my mom is here and she's been here for a few months and we have been lucky…read morethat there is a great CNA that is so good to my mom her name is Amy Rodrigues I've watched her and she's so good with everyone wish more cna like het

After years of my Dad being here, I am pleased to say they are caring, friendly and helpful. The…read morestaff is kind and really seem to love what they do. Sure there are more modern facilities but after working as a CNA for more that a decade, in many, many facilities; this place is quite amazing. Thank you for all you do Catholic memorial!

There are a lot of positive things to say about the experience my mother had at Brookdale over the…read more3 1/2 years she lived there. The folks who provide support and assistance were amazing, especially Filomena Lawless and Steve Murphy. Filomena offers such kindness to both residents and their families, and for that I am forever grateful. Steve was a text away, offering quick responses and helping us find who best to speak to in a few cases. The care staff in Assisted Living were incredibly helpful, especially Darlene and Mom's favorite caregiver, Bob, and kept a close eye on Mom's health, even picking up on health issues she hid from us. Mom made a wonderful friend and cribbage companion during her time there, a late in life relationship whose loss was particularly difficult for her. When she had problems with her room, both in independent and assisted living, the staff responded quickly and they were easy to interact with and very friendly. Joe, the man who provides transport, was always ready with a friendly joke and appropriate teasing and always brought a smile to Mom's face. He also brought her several cards after she was out of the buidling for a health issue. The front desk staff were helpful. So why only three stars? Mom was never very happy about the overall food quality on a day to day basis. Given the rental cost and the fact that that cost increased every year, we would have been happy to pay the increase if there were tangible improvements. During the time she lived there, whenever I would talk to local folks about Brookdale, especially people who had family there, the food quality seemed to be a common theme. The biggest complaint I have came at the end of her stay. At that point, you know that despite the friendliness and care of so many people, ultimately this is a business designed to make money and answer to a board of directors. Mom had to enter a hospital and then a rehab facility and we were hopeful for a time she would be able to return to her apartment. Once it was clear we needed to vacate her apartment, we began the process of recovering rent and assisted living care costs that had been automatically withdrawn from her checking account, per Brookdale's policy. At that point, she was in a rehab facility that was no longer covered by insurance, so she was in need of those funds, amounting to thousands of dollars. Each time we attempted to get an answer about the timeline, we received a different answer about how the process worked and when we would receive her refund. When we tried face to face meetings to that end, the director became testy. It took a full two months after she was completely moved out of Brookdale to finally have the funds in our hands. Bottom line: there are a lot of positive things about this facility, but beware it is a corporation - slow to change and respond.

My parents have lived at Brookdale since September 2019, first in Independent Living, then in…read moreAssisted Living. They love the food, they've made some new friends and they've been well taken care of. Covid has meant some adjustments but things are mostly back to normal now that everyone has been vaccinated. I recommend it as a safe and enjoyable place for your parents to live.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES allow your loved one to come here! This Genesis facility is poorly run and…read moreincredibly understaffed. Rooms meant for one person have two people crammed into them. Four people shared a tiny bathroom with a door that was extremely hard to open or close. Not bathed for NINE days (and got a rash), clothing was not changed daily, urine soaked clothing was left on bed to soak through her bedspread, walker was repeatedly left out of reach and she could not stand without it, food was subpar, no PT or OT consults as needed, patients left moaning and soiled in the hallway. Lunch aids left her in unsafe position sitting on the side of the bed because "that's how we do it." Upon entering the facility, you are met with stench from soiled laundry left in the entrance hallway and a surly young male clerk at the entrance who snarled at me when I told him they were out of hand sanitizer. Some staff were helpful, kind, and competent and clearly doing their best under daunting circumstances. Some websites list them as having a five star rating which is completely insane and inaccurate!! I've visited 10 nursing homes my life and this is the worst one! We got her out of this nightmare after 2 weeks. I've heard that Genesis has sold their nursing homes in the last year or so and that they are ALL terribly understaffed and underperforming. RUN from any of their facilities! Check out St. Clare's in Newport or Forest Farm in Middletown for skilled nursing care that accepts Medicaid, and Franklin Court for assisted Living in Bristol.

This is yet the best Geriatric office. I am very grateful to work here as the office manager. This…read moreplace bring me joy every day. The atmosphere is fantastic. And the best part is that every patient leaves happy! I

Great service, they have water and coffe so the waiting time goes by fast. Very profesional staffread more

March 11th 2024 7:00 am in the parking lot overlooking the water, my car was park perpendicular to…read morethe public walk way , I had an emergency with my colostomy bag as it was about erupt from gas which I can not feel and try my best to control with proper diet as I am stage 4 colon cancer . I enjoy watching the water n ducks every morning from my car because walking with a cane has become a struggle but I do try my best to walk on my own. I would like to apologize to the employee who had to witness my colonostmy bag erupting and I would like to address her question that was asked very loudly if "do you have to do that here" my apologies madam , I did need to do that asap and it was not there that I planned to do it , I would have had to "do it" wherever I was when my colonoscamy bag erupted, I did not intentionally go there to drain my colonospomy bag. I have had it for 18 months n will have it for however long I live and besides my apologies I would like to thank you , miss white woman with long black straight hair for reminding me not everyone is going to care for a stranger who is suffering from cancer , I wish you the best and the employees seem to agree with you when I asked the older gentlemen with Grey hair but in contrast he assured me no employee there would treat a stranger with a colonosapy bag in a curse manner. It was my naivity to think a health care company who has their mission statement to help those who are sick would employ ppl whose morals an attitude would align with the company

Kindred provided amazing service for my mother in law. The staff is friendly and professional. My…read moremom was comfortable with them and loved them all.

Terrible care they lost my mothers glasses and teeth within a week and they never answer the phone…read morewhen I call either

These people do not care about the patients. My mother was feeling sick I had to tell them to have…read moreher transported to the hospital. Because she wouldn't breathe. They should of known she was having difficult time. She was place there temporary to recover from her surgery. Not so they can kill her NEVER AGAIN.

Alzheimer's unit is not certified. This courtyard used to be used by residents and families for…read morecook outs, sunshine and fresh air. Raised beds used to be used for growing plants planted by residents. Walking path was meant for residents who pace with supervision. Such a waste of what could be. Same star that Medicare gave this facility.

I write this as someone familiar with the entire Clifton Campus. Let me state that the assisted…read moreliving facility next door where my father resides is exceptional. I have never had one complaint. However, I am extremely disappointed with the Clifton Rehab facility. This facility is a safe and secure facility where people can get decent care, but they don't take criticism very well. The staff is mostly per diems, so the caregivers differ from day to day and have no baseline frame of reference. I also think they focus on filling beds instead of what is best for the patient. My father had been a patient there over the summer to receive physical therapy, and while the medical reports indicated he needed all sorts of assistance and probably would not be able to return to assisted living, it was simply not true. He was actually quite able bodied, but when they can get you to pay for beds in both facilities, why not? I was then pressured by Izze Lawton, to switch my father from his managed group health insurance in to Medicare, because it would guarantee him 90 days of care. While it appeared to be well-meaning, friends warned me the facility was looking for a blank check. Fast forward to now, where my father needs another short term rehab stay. I was not thrilled with this facility, but it's safe and convenient, so I agreed to another stay at this facility, where apparently we are banned due to my having expressed my honest concerns. They literally rescinded the bed offer after speaking with me. Shame on Clifton and the ownership for denying long-term residents of the assisted living facility access to the whole Clifton "family" campus. It's truly disgusting behavior and showcases the heartlessness of the management of the rehab.

poor care, my mother's oxygen tank would be empty, she had a large bed sore on her back! And I was…read morethere morning noon and night! Money before care.. 1997