This staff can not operate a vending machine correctly…read moreHow can you trust them giving medicine and drugs to your love ones. Further more the staff changes hourly, weekly, monthly, quarterly. You'll never see the same staff member when you return. It's a revolving door, they come and go. I've been there 18 years and saw all this first hand. Good quality individuals see it for the place it is, they leave and move on, for something better.

Devon House was a wonderful place for my dad to get attentive care! Before Devon House, he started…read moreat a nursing home due to having extensive scalp surgery / skin grafting and then breaking his left arm. He lost a lot of weight after being in the hospital and nursing home during the start of COVID. After two months, we felt that an assisted living community would be more stimulating for him and through much research, Devon House seemed like the perfect fit! They were so kind and definitely nursed him back to health over an eight month period. He improved so much that he now resides at an independent senior community where he lives in his own apartment and takes care of himself. My family and I are so grateful to Vivian and her staff for making this 89 year old independent again! Robyn Hines

I can not describe the Quality of care my mother Andrea received at this facility, It warms my…read moreheart to know she spent her last days with professionals who gave the highest level of care. All staff was kind and treated the family well during her stay. Staff went above and beyond. From the admission process until the end. Sylvia, social work was just amazing and took the lead right from the first step, god bless her! Delores and Regina are amazing and took care of not only my mother but the whole family! everyone went above and beyond, to make my mothers last days comfortable and beautiful. I would recommend this facility for loved ones, I wish I would have found it sooner. God bless you all and thank you for everything. We are forever grateful. The family of Andrea Veiga.

Does not offer quality professional care. I think all of the Genesis run facilities are the same!…read moreAll of them need updating, new furniture and new facility equipment and better quality workers. This one is almost as bad as Lopatcong.

I was not sure what to expect when my wife had to be put into hospice care. I was warmly welcomed…read moreby 3 staff members when I arrived. All of the staff was great while I was there for 4 days. They answered all of my questions and most importantly, respectfully treated my wife and kept her comfortable during her last 4 days. I was able to stay there every night and was able to be there when she took her last breath. I am grateful the experience was as good as possible considering the painful circumstances.

My mother was at St. Luke's Hospice House for the last few hours of her life. The ambulance…read moretransporting my mother arrived a little before I did. By the time I arrived, my mother was cleaned, her hair was brushed, chapstick was put on her dry lips, and she was changed into fresh, clean clothing. When I walked into her room, she was resting and looked very comfortable and cozy in the bed. She looked more at peace than she had for many months prior. It was such a relief to know she was there and resting peacefully. When I arrived, I was greeted at the front desk and brought on a tour of the home. There was a beautiful kitchen where visitors could make a meal or eat if they chose to have food delivered. Coffee, tea, and a water cooler were provided, as was fresh fruit. There were rooms where visitors could take a break and unwind if needed. The room where my mother stayed was very clean, bright, and just lovely. It felt like a very welcoming home. There was everything you needed, and it overlooked a beautiful yard with gardens, benches, and bird feeders. The only thing better than the home was the staff. Everyone was so welcoming and kind. They were all very compassionate, caring, and supportive. From the very start, they took exceptional care of my mother, checking on her often, but not in an intrusive way. They asked for detailed information about my mother and her family -- and really listened -- so they could relate/connect with her while she was in their care. They explained the way things worked and made sure to answer any questions we had. When my mother passed, the nurse and aides were very compassionate, understanding and empathetic. St. Luke's Hospice House makes what is a very sad situation much easier to get through. And, for that, I will be forever thankful.

My family returned to the Caring Connection for a second elderly loved one in need of some in-home…read morecare. The first experience was pretty smooth because of my mother- law's mellow personality. She had Parkinson's which was a difficult disease to deal with physically. The caregivers were kind and respectful to her. We also trusted them in our home. More recently, my mother has gone through some quick changes with her mental capabilities after a serious operation. Physically, she does well and is very independent. Caring Connection has been extremely flexible with us scheduling hours and re arranging their caregivers to my mother's pickiness. She has been very difficult in not wanting to lose her independence. These kind people have visited my mom in a Sr. Community where she is in Independent Living. They are helping to keep her there. Wella, Barb, Jonathan, and Susan (social worker) have all been wonderful with giving my family guidance as we deal with this difficult situation. We tried other services in the past and none of them were as knowledgeable, flexible and most importantly caring to each individual needing the care. I highly recommend the Caring Connection. HH

This facility has the most caring staff. My first experience with SHSL was four years ago when we…read morewere going on vacation and my 94 year-old dad couldn't be left alone for two weeks on his own. He went for a month to SHSL for respite care and they were so welcoming and friendly even though he was short term care. He was welcomed back for the next 2 years with the staff remembering him. This indicates to me that SHSL is able to keep employees for long periods of employment which is a credit to them in this ever-changing service oriented business. Due to my dad's advancing age (98), it was decided in July 2018 for him to stay at SHSL as his residence which was for the next 15 months. He made new friends and never once complained about the staff. The administration is very responsive and cares about their residents. The hospice services SHSL recommended were also wonderful. I have had prior assisted living experience for my parents at a larger corporate facility in the LV which I had numerous problems with to the point where I removed my mother from the dementia unit. SHSL wins hands down in my book. They are top notch in providing seniors with a safe, friendly and welcoming place to call home. Families will see very quickly that their loved ones are well attended to should they make SHSL home for someone in their family.

Everything is perfect at Sacred Heart for my Mom who has dementia. The facility itself is beautiful…read morewith very nice furniture in the common areas, of which there are many. There is the main Lounge with leather sofas, gas fireplace a lovely fish tank and piano. There's a library with an internet computer, a gathering room for crafts, games, community mtgs, etc. A private dining room for special occasions and the main dining room with different table arrangements and fabulous food! There are 3 floors, one of the top two has a billiard room, sofas and chairs, game tables and a TV. The other has the laundry room, leather sectional, chairs and TV. All floors have gathering groupings along the spacious hallway. There are numerous room configurations as studios and also 1 or 2 bedrooms. Some have kitchenettes but no cooking is allowed. Any can have a mini fridge. They can supply all furniture at no extra cost, bring your own or mix it up. They supply linens and basic housekeeping. I like their tiered pricing, allowing for three levels of care and assistance so you pay only for what you need. There are available religious services, many arts and crafts, weekly shopping trips or restaurant trips. The staff is amazing, from the admins, med techs, medical staff, dining staff, just everyone. My Mom LOVES it there, especially the rear patio with canopies, expensive and comfy furniture and a view of the pond with fountains, beautiful potted and planted flowers/bushes and resident geese, chipmunks, birds, etc. Finally, I love that it is a progressive care facility from minimum care up to full time, locked dementia care! I looked at many places, this is by far superior in my opinion.

My husband and I have, over the past two years, had occasion to be hospitalized and then at Rehab…read morefor 3 months each. After each release from Rehab, we have needed 7 day, 24 hour care at home. I don't know how we could ever have managed without Denise at Reliant. From the very first moment, she was able to put our minds at rest and to arrange (with a real smile) for the help we needed. Our caregivers are not only competent and able to anticipate what is needed. They have become like members of the family. We are beyond grateful to Denise at al.

Amazing office filled with spectacular Doctors, nurses, and clerical staff. They have great empathy…read morefor all patients and always make you feel welcomed.

I had my father in Cedarbrook for several weeks of rehab after he got ill. I would give Cedarbrook…read morea solid 10 out of 10. Both the nursing staff, and the rehab staff were outstanding. Everyone was VERY nice and really good at their jobs. My dad had a recent stay in Moravian Village after an accident. This was a pretty good way to do an apples to apples comparison. The staff at Moravian has a really high turnover, they seem understaffed, and unhappy at their jobs. Supervisory staff are very unprofessional. Cedarbrook seems to have almost all people who will spend their career at the facility, have plenty of staff, even on weekends, and everyone seems legitimately happy at their job. The rehab staff, OT and PT, at Moravian were not terrible, but they did not tailor anything to my dad's needs. They seemed to be just going through the motions. Cedarbrook was just the opposite, the staff really wanted to zero in on what would help my dad to get back home and be successful. We both came away very impressed with everything at Cedarbrook. I know this sounds like an ad, but this place really is that much better than others in the area.