We have been working with Euro-American for 3-years and have been very pleased with their…read morethoughtful, responsive, professional handling of our relationship, from the CEO level right on down.

I have only positive thoughts about EAHC as an employee of the company. I was impressed…read moreimmediately on first meeting the staff when I applied for a caregiver position. The administrative staff is very professional, and thorough in the hiring process , as well as warm and caring and supportive of clients and family members as well as the caregivers. I give this company top rating and feel very proud to be part of this winning team! Laurie D. Caregiver

My dad is now a resident at Masonicare in their assisted living section. He's been there a little…read moreover one month. The staff is friendly and helpful. The facility always looks and smells clean. They provide rides to doctor's appointments and have relationships with excellent healthcare providers and a pharmacy that delivers. I toured three facilities before choosing Masonicare and am SO happy with this choice. My dad likes the location, "most" of the people (LOL), and says the food is "pretty good" which is pretty high praise from him. (Before he moved we tried Meals on Wheels, which he described as "inedible".) They have a lot of activities and although he doesn't participate in all of them, he's enjoyed the ones he has. He has a one bedroom apartment with a walk-in closet, and a small separate living room and kitchenette, which works well for him. Although he'd prefer to be at "home" (now sold), he says Masonicare is a good second option. This really is phenomenal given he originally refused to consider assisted living. Highly recommend checking out Masonicare if you are looking for either independent senior living or assisted living.

this is a neat place. we took a tour of it last year. i would love to get in,…read morebut there is a waiting list. they have a beautiful exercise room and swimming pool. a pool table. they have all kinds of fun activities. we are on the waiting list.

0 should be a star. Residents left in beds = bedsores/infections. Rehab sparse. Showers not…read morehappening. Family members are the major caregivers. Visitors must bid for time slots. Covid requirements for visitors strictly held, but not consistent and some staff tested positive. Covid vaccinations difficult to obtain if at all.

very impressed .. been here a week now ... well-staffed ..and (mostly) caring staff ... very clean…read moreand comfortable ... great OT/PT .. food is good for a facility .. when calling for assistance, it arrives before five minutes. .. highly recommend

Maybe 3 1/2 The best thing about 1 MacDonough Place are the…read moreaides. They were cheerful and helpful, my Dad became very fond of several of them. The kitchen/dining room staff were also good, made an effort to be helpful and flexible. Lenny -- head of facilities -- is great. I was less impressed with some of the nursing staff and administration. Not terrible but... The front porch rocking chairs and the back garden are very pleasant, apartments were fine though there is only 1 ac per unit which means the bedrooms can get very warm in the summer. For some reason the complex doesn't get the TV channel TCM.

Look no further if you're looking for an assisted living facility in the Middletown area. One…read moreMacDonough Place (OMP) is a truly warm-hearted "home" unlike any other. Because it's non-profit, the focus is not on the money, so they don't nickel and dime you like other places; the focus is on the relationships and the care. My mom lived here 4 years, and everyone (and I mean everyone) felt like my own family, from the residents to the staff to the family of the residents. The support system here is marvelous -- my parents made strong friendships with the other residents easily, and I made friends with the residents and family members, so we shared and supported each other better than real family. Try it out; I don't think you'll be disappointed. Just come visit us; it's a different feeling the minute you walk in.

Once I was invited to stay at StoneRidge as an overnight guest, I immediately decided to move from…read moreMaine to my lovely independent living garden apartment here. The move was seamlessly organized, and now my Dachshund, Siamese Cat, and I are all happily residing (for the very first time) in the "Nutmeg State" along with my dressage horse who boards seven minutes away at DragonFly Equestrian Center. Since so many StoneRidge residents have "lives well-lived", making friends has been a joy. The care and quality of life is also created by the professional staff who reflect a feeling of trust and family. I'm delighted to have moved to StoneRidge early in my "retirement years". Now I'm filling my daily schedule with things I want to do rather than obligations and responsibilities. With StoneRidge's dining, cleaning, medical, maintenance and campus security services, my new chapter is most enjoyably cruising along.

We could not have been happier with the are our mother had at Colebrook. The staff were excellent…read moreand so caring. Scott the Director and Laura the Assistant Director could not be more helpful every single time we have a question, they have an answer. It is incredible how happy everyone is who works there and the residence alike.

This place is a nightmare and deserves 0 stars. It's overpriced for the conditions, and staff they…read morehired are brats with attitude, nurses barely do their jobs, staff gets mad at the residents for interrupting their do-nothing shift, owner is delusional, absolutely 0 consideration for part-time staff, and during covid they had kitchen workers ENTER THE BEDROOMS OF RESIDENTS to deliver meals and claimed that this would "stop the spread of the virus." About 2 weeks after, every kitchen staff member got sick with covid. These people don't use their heads. Absolutely awful. If you love your elders, don't stick them in this rotting hellhole. They also forced covid vaccinations on the employees with the threat of job termination.

We all know rehab facilities aren't the best but Bride Brook was definitely better than many I've…read moreencountered. The rooms are a bit dated but the staff is friendly, especially Daniel who seemed to make it his job to be pleasant, friendly and fun. The PT department was very good also. If you or your loved one needs placement for rehab services, this is a decent, clean, pleasant smelling facility that does not have a "nursing home" feel.

Horrible facility. Food is abysmal and they don't follow what you put down for your menu anyway…read more Staff at the front don't wear masks correctly and are extremely rude. The staff wear their masks pulled down to their chins. Rooms are dirty and cleaning rarely happens. No support for those struggling with emotional distress.

One of the best facilities I have ever put my father in. He always has great things to say about…read morethe aids and nurses. The face is always clean and never has any foul odors, rooms are large with private bathrooms. The dinner they serve is better then most long term care facilities. The inky thing I would like for the facility to improve on is activities with the residents. Other than that, this place is great

My dad was a patient in this facility. He was not treated very well, waiting on a bed pan for over…read more45 minutes for aide to return. Ended up with a infection. Place is not very clean. In my dads room there was blood on the curtain between his bed and the other one. Paint was comin off the walls, bed was never changed Half the time he was there. Floors were disgusting. Might look nice on the outside but inside was aweful. Third shift nurses were not good. Left you waiting or didn't come when ring bell. I'm glad we got him out before they killed him. He was admitted healthy and came home sick.