Excellent care for their senior residents. My opera company performs for them throughout the year.read more

Review of Kittay The Sbordones were here…read moreBut now we're gone We've left this review To carry on The folks at the doors were good and were always sunny. The food is bad. The servers surly. Our dad was treated with respect, Until they decided he was a pest. The community of residents was always kind Even as he lost his mind. Thanks to dementia, one thing is true You'll miss him, more than he'll miss you.

At this point I am not going to review the services offered by Hebrew Home. I am giving it 1 star…read morebased on the following. When your loved one is placed at Hebrew Home, whatever benefits your loved one is receiving goes to the nursing home (this is understandable). Hebrew Home will then place a $50.00 monthly allowance into a "personal account" for the resident for things such as haircuts, or for the purchase of other items/necessities that may be available through different vendors. BEWARE: In the event that your loved one passes away DO NOT attempt to claim any existing/leftover funds from your loved ones "personal account" directly from Hebrew Home. DO NOT tell Hebrew Home that the funeral has been fully paid for as they will send the funds from that "personal account" to the Public Administrator. Have the funeral home send an invoice to Hebrew Home and then have the funds distributed to you. When I tried to recover the funds from my loved ones "personal account", Hebrew Home told me that "by law" those funds had to be returned to The Office of The Public Administrator. Personally, I believe that "law" was designed to appropriate those funds. I now believe that this law was designed so that the city/county/municipality/state can stay with your loved ones money. Hebrew Home will never tell you this, but I will and I have. BEWARE....Where the law exists the trap or trick exists!!!

My mom got there yesterday and already fell. Clearly they desperately want patients but can't care…read morefor them! I'm so fed up!

My friend resides at Atria West. She invited me to be her guest at their holiday celebration in…read moreDecember. Welcoming, good food. Warm rapport with other residents.

I m a very experienced employee and certainly have visited many communities…read more This community is exceptional! The staff is amazing, kind and caring. The residents live very well here and are engaged and living purposeful lives. This location is very close to Broadway, Parks, Restaurants and Shopping! No community is ever perfect but I can happily say this one is clean, the food is amazing, the Engaged Life team outstanding and Wellness top notch.

Nurse was rude and impatient with my grandfather and mother and it was also understaff and it was…read moreway too hot in the rooms! I don't plan on going back!

I teach Zumba for seniors at the Osborn. I am presently teaching independent living. The residents…read moreare in incredible shape physically and mentally. The entire vibe there is upbeat. There is a strong sense of community and caring by both the staff towards the residents, and by the residents toward each other. There is always something interesting going on. I have had the opportunity to have lunch in the dining room. The food was extraordinary. Healthy and top quality. I have also taught 8n the Pavilion memory center wing of the Osborn. I have witnessed the lovely care and respect for the residents here too. The grounds are STUNNING. The interior is gorgeous and beautifully appointed. There is a distinct sense of grandeur at the Osborn. I have taught all over westchester for 20 years. Nothing compares to this magnificent place.

great place quality people friendly environment their are a lot of things positibe about wartburg…read moreit has great health care facility

Last place you want to go. Nurses are nasty and do not know what they are doing. They let my…read moregrandmother sit in her fenced for 6 hours before they changed her. The PT came to work with my grandma and couldn't because she was still in her pajamas and shit filled diaper. 2 weeks in this place and she was dead. Do not send anyone you love here. Also her crystal vase was stolen, but I'm much more upset about them killing my grandmother.

If you are an active older adult looking for a warm community, a safe environment, lovely…read moreaccommodations, stimulating activities, tasty and varied meal options, and access to transportation options that free you from depending on a car, then you might consider Flushing House. I have been a resident for a few months now and I highly recommend it. The location is extraordinary. It is on a quiet street, but two blocks from the hustle and bustle of downtown Flushing with its many stores and transportation options. Manhattan is an easy commute, just a 5-minute walk to the LIRR station and a 15-minute ride to Penn Station or Grand Central. I work part-time in Manhattan, and I've never had an easier commute! Queens College, with its plays and excellent musical offerings, is a quick ride on a nearby bus. Flushing Town Hall with its stellar jazz program is four blocks away. The beautiful Flushing Library is an easy walk, as is Macy's and one of the best pizzerias in Queens. Here at Flushing House itself, there are many interesting offerings - book club, language clubs, exercise programs, both domestic and foreign movies, and a lovely rooftop atrium that is open 24 hours a day. There are many food options at each meal and, once you realize all the choices you have ( on and off the menu) you can always find something you like. One can pick up meals and take them back to one's apartment, but the communal dining room has been a way for me to meet other residents and make the acquaintance of some lovely people. The staff is kind, hardworking and understanding with residents (even when a resident might be cranky!). My apartment is very sunny, clean, and comfortable, and weekly housekeeping is included. If you are an active older adult wondering what the next step in life should be, come to one of the frequent open houses that Flushing House hosts and see for yourself. You may find, as I did, that it is a lovely place in a great location with a price that is very reasonable considering all that is included.

EVERTHING because of the Community Sales Director Marlo Molano, who gave us the complete tour of…read moreFlushing House. She was professional, personable, extremely knowledgeable, patient, empathetic, caring, ............. I could go on and on with superlatives, but I'm sure you get the picture. She made what would normally would be a very stressful situation, just the opposite. We felt both seen and heard. The tour lasted 3 hours, but we never felt rushed, pressured or patronized. This allowed my wife and me to ask all the questions and get all the information needed to make an informed decision! Thank you Marlo, you are the best!!

Hard to believe that Hospital for Special Surgery, the finest orthopedic hospital in the world,…read moresends its patients for rehab to Mary Manning Walsh, where patients receive inadequate and incompetent care. The administrative staff is generally good, as are the nurses and, the PTs. ( Especially Yolanda) However, the caretakers and aides, save for a few, lack the tiniest bit of compassion and/or interest in the patients' welfare or comfort. They are so nasty that no amount of sensitivity training could help. This is such culture shock coming from HSS where the care and kindness is five star quality. I was left to fend for myself for hours on end when I developed diarrhea and chills and could barely get myself to the bathroom. A diaper was tossed to me, but no one came to follow up and check on me. When I rang the bell and asked for help putting my leg up on the bed, which was painful from knee replacement surgery, I was told " she showed you how to do it" before reluctantly helping me. I was told the night before my discharge that an aide, who was one of the few kind individuals there, would help bathe me and wash my hair before my discharge that morning. When she didn't show up, a different aide came in and told me that I would not be getting bathed because I had gotten bathed theday before! She seemed to really enjoy telling me that! Eventually, I was helped with bathing by the kind aide. A walker was ordered for me for my day of discharge. I had only used a walker during my weeklong stay. When my walker hadn't arrived 15 minutes before my Ambulette was set to come, I was informed that I would not be getting a walker because I got one in 2023! I was discharged shakily with a cane that I had not practiced with at all. And last, but not least, was the horrendous, vile, unhealthy food that was served. Inedible! After my week stay at Mary Manning, I felt broken.

ArchCare's hiring department, which is responsible for selecting candidates for open positions, is…read morebiased. Candidates whose nationality is from a country outside the United States are hired more quickly than law-abiding American citizens. The hiring staff prioritize hiring West Indian, Caribbean, African-born, and Hispanic individuals over American citizens who were born in the United States and speak and understand English. At least 86 percent of the staff are not of American origin. The hiring department discriminates against American applicants. ArchCare is more concerned about the money they receive from the patient than the actual medical care given. The medical staff provide the bare minimum if they even do that. I wouldn't let a sick stray dog be cared for at ArchCare because it would mostly die in the hands of these people. The management staff, Doctors, Nurses and CNA's only care about their paychecks. If you're looking for a place to be mistreated & to die go to an ArchCare living facility.

After our family meeting with the Administrator on Duty, we are pleased to share that the care for…read moreour aunt has improved tremendously. Her comfort has noticeably increased -- she is sleeping more peacefully, and her daily needs are being attended to with care and consistency. We also appreciate that staffing appears to have been strengthened, as the call button is now being answered much more promptly. This responsiveness has made a significant difference in her overall well‑being and in our confidence in the facility's commitment to quality care. We are grateful that our concerns were heard and acted upon, and we commend the administration and staff for making these positive changes

one of the worst nursing homes to put your family in please i beg do no choose this facility…read more ivette king clinic coordinator is the most disrespectful person ive ever met along with noorilyn robinson admissions coordinator rude, doesnt want to help. i spent days contacting rhem for my fathers info / appt & they havent contacted me back at all. i went in person let noorilyn know i have documents that i have requested for days now & i still get attitude & still havent recieved anything!! please for the love of god do not choose this facility, if you want hour loved one to suffer more this is the right place. if i had the resources i would get this place shut down immediately!!!!!!!!

This agency is the worse. My mom was getting services at home, initially everything was fine, they…read morewould call to set up appts. would call before arrival time but that was short lived. They would then show up without a scheduled appt. not calling in advance, showing up once and told my mom that she had to see them, or not keeping appts. I've tried several times to speak with a supervisor or manager but to no avail. I've also asked that my mom's case be closed also to no avail. These people are so unprofessional and I no longer want anything to do with them. Also don't waste your time trying to contact them because no one will answer. Stay away from this agency, NOT GOOD!!

I wouldn't recommend any of the Essen clinics not even to my worse enemy! Their so call help center…read moreshouldn't be help center because they can't do anything for you. Especially when it comes to refills. RUN DO NOT STOP !!! They used to be a good clinic. RUN, RUN!!!!

MRHS is a wonderful organization dedicated to helping the older residents of Morningside Gardens…read moreage in place. Morningside Gardens is what is known as a naturally occurring retirement community, or NORC for short, and MRHS plays an invaluable role in fostering the health of the community through discussion groups, film screenings, technology classes, and other educational or supportive services. Explaining the importance of MRHS is hard without a little history. Morningside Gardens was one of the first owner-occupied co-ops in NYC, and has about 980 units. Since it's development in 1957, the co-op has been home to many, most notably Thurgood Marshall, America's first African American Supreme Court justice, and formed the basis of the Mitchell-Lama law, which led to many similar co-operative housing facilities. Coming from mostly social work backgrounds, MRHS staff are dedicated to the residents and a newly redesigned space (paid for in part by capital funds requested by Assembly Member Daniel O'Donnell) ensures that residents have a clean, modern, and spacious place to hold events.