Independet Living Housekeeping not GREAT…read more Not friendly. Not pleasant They seem not to like there Job

I was at Oaks for a couple of weeks for rehab, don't consider having a love one go there. The aids…read moredon't come when you need help, at night I would hear patients crying for help. some were in pain, some needed to use the bathroom. I saw 2+ different aids sleeping in a chair the entire night as patients cried for help. one aid was a female and one was a male. someone stole my ring and other things from my bag while I was in PT, my relatives bought me an edible for Valentine's Day and it cost 100 dollars which I never received. someone stole it and we were never refunded the money. Your suppose to get a shower twice a week but the aids are lazy and don't come, and when you ask they have attitudes. The PT staff were ok but a few come to get you and don't even say hello and are on their cell phones the entire time. The nurses are overwhelmed and some were nice especially Noami was the best one there. The activity program is a joke, you sit in the all purpose room and do nothing. The aides are the worst my bed wasn't changed in 4 days, no one comes when you call them. No one cares there, stay away. It was the worst I've ever been. If I could give this place e a zero I would.

It is immaculate. It is not understaffed and the staff is very attentive and kind. The building,…read moreand its environment are beautiful. My husband is very difficult, but they calmed him down.

The food is below par. My dad couldn't eat it. Construction in entrance is a total hassle.read more

Please think twice before sending your loved one here for post-acute/subacute rehabilitation. While…read morethe fifth floor has nice lighting and looks new, the care is horrible. My mom was there five days before we found a much better place to transfer her. She arrived on a Friday at 3pm. Nobody came to her room to say hello. The staff wasn't at all familiar with her chart upon arrival and couldn't seem to relay messages when transferring shifts. There was a huge nurse to patient ratio problem. On Saturday morning, my mom told me she had been waiting for the call bell to be answered for quite some time. I called on the phone and after 37 minutes without anyone answering, I hung up and got in my car. Since the dietician wasn't there upon her arrival, nobody else could figure out how to get my mom food. I got the run around as to how to order her food. I was encouraged to bring her food from home as a solution. Hours past each meal, a nurse would finally say they went down to the kitchen to grab my mom things like cereal or a sandwich because the kitchen was closed. It turns out she never had a meal ticket created. A day after my mom was admitted I had to get to the bottom of an issue with her medication. The staff told me one thing. My mom told me another. It appears as though the nurse was covering her rear by fabricating a story that was untrue. They also changed the dates in her chart so it appeared that her first day of a fourteen day drug started later than it did. When she changed facilities, I had to explain the start date issue. I also had an issue with several staff, including nursing, not properly masking. It's as if nursing home deaths never happened and they are dealing with a healthy population. I don't get it. Honestly, there are so many other facilities out there. Keep looking and ask a lot of questions. PS - this facility is across from the hospital and there's some kind of affiliation, but this isn't an Atlantic Health facility. It's owned by a company called Allaire. Don't think you're getting quality care because of the location.

Zero, most unsanitary medical facility I've ever been in, they should be investigated, & closed…read more A majority of the employees could care less, absolutely disgusting attitudes to match the unsanitary conditions, a lawsuit waiting to happen. Moldy food, stained sheets, moldy bathrooms. What a racket.

To say that I am deeply disappointed with the care my mother received at the SN Genesis HC - Holly…read moreManor Center (84 Cold Hill Road, Mendham, NJ 07945) is an understatement. What should have been a safe and supportive environment for a two-week rehabilitation stay after hip surgery turned into a constant source of stress and concern for our family, ending with the subsequent decline in health of our loved one and her passing away. The facility has issues with being short-staffed. This created an atmosphere whereby staff seemed overwhelmed and inattentive to the needs of the patients/residents they were responsible for providing quality care. My mother entered this facility with no issues related to incontinence and within a few days the facility was putting her in an adult diaper. Family members witnessed call lights going unanswered for extreme amounts of time. This could lead to an increased risk for patient/resident injuries due to falls as well as incontinence. My mother was transferred to this facility with medical notes from nurses and doctors at the hospital she had her surgery in. As the receiving facility, Holly Manor Center was privileged with the knowledge that my mother was being treated for Congestive Heart Failure as well as finishing up a course of antibiotics used to treat pneumonia. Part of Holly Manor Center's care plan reports included vigilant assessment of her CHF and for resurgence of infection(s) since this was still a critical post-operative period for a geriatric patient. I was assured by the social worker that this facility was able to provide those assessments and cares should the need arise. This, however, was not the case. Communication was another major issue. It was difficult to get updates about my mother's condition, and when I reached the nursing staff and asked questions, responses were dismissive or felt like there was an uncertainty in how to respond to questions. On a few occasions, receptionist could not even find nursing staff to receive my call, and would leave a message, but no nursing staff called back. Nursing staff were often aloof with responses and this left you with the overall impression that they did not care. My mother's health began to decline within a few days of being at this facility. Nursing staff would not take our concerns seriously, despite their own care plan including vigilant assessment of signs and symptoms related to possible infection(s). Less than a week after she was transferred to this facility for physical therapy/rehabilitation, she had declined so badly that we demanded she be transferred back to the hospital. With reluctance, they finally agreed. Once readmitted to the hospital, it was determined her pneumonia had become so severe that now she was septic. She was received back to the care of the hospital with a noted bed sore, and visible decline and health. Within a few days of this, my mother passed away. I would strongly urge others to carefully consider their options before placing a loved one in this facility. What was supposed to be a short-term stay of two weeks, showcased how problematic elderly care is in this country. Poor quality of care, lack of medical assessment, and a reluctance to see the actual signs and symptoms as serious will forever leave our family wondering if this facility's dismissive treatment of my mother hastened her decline subsequently her death.

Terrible. Short on staff, didn't receive a shower in 2 weeks. Finally…read morewhen I was getting ready to go home I received one. Left a catheter in for weeks when it should have been removed in days. Dirt and stale smell. Didn't get the rehab scheduled. Husband had to bring in drinking water. Bed was broken. Refused to change it till I threatened to call the police for senior abuse. The bed folded and kept me in a V SHAPE. I had fractures in my back and to this day I can not walk without a walker. Should have sued for medical malpractice but I left in too much pain and duress. Some of the staff were trying so hard to make up for the deficits and were lovely people.

The first time I went here in 2024 it was wonderful. Good doc, quick service and very friendly and…read morehelpful staff. Something happened in the past 6 months though. I went on a Sunday because of a worrisome insect bite. The provider was a very rude and unprofessional person. Constantly interrupted me and then blamed me for the inflamed bite, saying I caused the problem by putting alcohol on the bite-which I did only once. ONCE! They then proceeded to take a blood sample. This is day 6 and my arm is still swollen, tender and black and blue from my elbow to my wrist. I am not a person who bruises easily. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS! They will also text you every day after your visit appearing to be concerned and asking you to make another appointment. My GP was horrified at the care I received.

This was the worst urgent care experience I have ever had. I have visited this facility many times…read moreand usually received decent service. However, today's visit was especially disappointing. I waited over an hour in the waiting area, even though there were no other patients in the waiting room waiting. Perhaps there was one person being seen.  When I was finally called in, the assistant took my vitals, then the doctor entered the room. She didn't introduce herself (I later learned that her name is (Bernice Monroe )and kept asking if I had been wheezing. I responded negatively, and she briefly listened to my lungs and heart--about ten seconds. She then said she would prescribe a steroid, claiming it would treat the condition if it was allergies. I questioned this, clarifying that my symptoms didn't suggest allergies, and explained I'd been experiencing a chest cough and chest pain for several days. During this, she visibly yawned, looking tired rather than disinterested. I voiced my concerns about the steroid, noting there was no reason to prescribe it. I asked if she detected signs of pneumonia or bronchitis, and she responded no, but still planned to prescribe a steroid for allergies. She said if my symptoms worsened, possibly indicating bronchitis, it would treat that too--despite my clear statements to the contrary. I also pointed out she hadn't examined my ears, nose, or throat. She rolled her eyes and said, "oh, it's one of those days," before grabbing a tongue depressor. When I asked her to wear gloves, as she had requested me to open my mouth, she threw the depressor away, declared she was done, and left. I was so shocked by this lack of care that I told the waiting people they were about to be seen by a terrible doctor. This outburst was completely unlike me. I was just so outraged. I am at a loss for words about this whole experience. I am very disappointed because this location is quite convenient for me.

Florence is truly a godsend - experienced, knowledgeable, compassionate, loving, and cheerful. She…read morekeeps in regular contact with us, providing updates and asking questions as needed. We trust her work and her advice completely. The home health aides we've worked with through her agency are reliable, timely, kind and pleasant. Florence and her employees have gone above and beyond to help us provide our loved one with opportunities to get out of the house and really enjoy herself, something we could not have done safely without them. We are very grateful.

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My aunt was recently admitted to Morris View Healthcare Center, and our family is incredibly…read moregrateful for the care and support she has received. A very special thank you to Simone in admissions, who went above and beyond to help get my aunt admitted quickly and smoothly. Simone worked tirelessly to ensure my aunt was comfortable and had everything she needed during this difficult time. We are also so thankful for the compassionate nursing staff, therapists, and doctors who continue to care for her. Their kindness, professionalism, and dedication have truly given our family hope during a time when we felt overwhelmed and uncertain. Thank you again, Simone, and the entire team at Morris View Healthcare Center, for all that you do!

stefano who has been a patient (4yrs) here at MorrisVeiw. healthcare center the kitchen people…read moreshould be embarrassed but why should they To get paid to not know how to cook and cash a check. WOW!!!!!!!!! the administration here is looking to always save money great well if they STOP suppling the kitchen with food products because every patient puts it in the trash just ask the aids when they come to pick up our food trays thank. god. the nurses and aids are great

I am a current patient of Dr. Curtis and his team. They have been taking care of me for over 10…read moreyears, from chronic pain, to physical therapy, to adjusting me, pretty much everything. Dr. Curtis is the best out there. He is the most kindest doctor I have ever met. He truly cares and I can't say that anymore about any doctor I have seen. He is thorough. He takes his time to check everything, sending me for tests before he just randomly diagnoses me. In 10 years he has NEVER ever said, sorry, can't help. He has helped me through a lot of pain and agony I can't say enough about Dr. Curtis or his wonderful staff. I prefer him to my regular internist who, I will only see only if I have too. If I have the cold, flu, sore throat, etc. If you want the best, go see Dr. Curtis and his team, you won't be sorry.

Love Dr. Simon and his team...they truly listen to you when taking into consideration whatever…read moreailments need to be addressed, and they explain exactly what they are doing and why they are doing it. They also give you plenty of "self-help" tips for dealing with your injuries when you not with them. Highly recommended.

I have been a resident at this facility since 1/16/26-7/2/26…read more The building is of old converted construction and occasionally, there are problems with the heat and AC. The building does need a complete plumbing and AC update. The maintenance staff does work very hard to keeps things operating properly. There are a few young ladies who work here making appointments and doing other paperwork for the patients. I will not mention any names but we all know who they are and I have to say Thank You to to them for their help and pleasant attitude. Sometimes I drive them crazy but they are very understanding and accommodating. The facilities social worker is very pleasant and helpful. There are minor (and sometimes) major operational problems with the facilities three Hoya Lifts. My room, the hallways and common areas are cleaned everyday of the week (not that they need It). In other reviews, some stated, upon entering the building, there was a strong odor of urine. I have been here for some time and I have never experienced that. There are everyday activities to keep the residents occupied and stimulated. The food is not 5 stars but it is fairly good for nursing home standards with a few outstanding dishes. There is a problem with some of the kitchen staff not being able to read and understand what you ordered due to the language barrier (or they just don't care). The kitchen director is constantly trying to correct the problem. However, as of this writing, the problem continues almost every day, three meals a day. I hope that he fixes it because at times, it can be very, very frustrating. Going on six months and NOTHING has been corrected. You would think that after six months, the problems would be corrected but not this place. Some will think that I'm a racist and I don't really care because everybody that knows me, knows differently. Everybody is entitled to work, however you should be able to communicate in the language of the country where you reside and are employed, no exceptions. Dock them an hour's wage for each mistake and in a few days, they'll be speaking perfect English:) As far as the nurses and nurses aides are concerned, its the same no matter where you go. Some are pleasant and like doing their job and others are very lazy and just plain miserable and unfriendly. There are some that would expend more energy trying to get out of doing their job properly than doing it right in the first place. I am not going to mention any names but I think that those not so nice and unfriendly people know who they are. However, to the pleasant and helpful staff (which there are quite a few and I won't mention their names), I have to say Thank You for making my stay a little more bearable, you were very kind to me. What drives me crazy is how some of the nurses are not fully prepared when it comes to providing such items as wound dressings, colostomy supplies, etc..... When one nurse gathers supplies for a patient, the others act like squirrels stealing the stored supplies for their patient's use. Example: I needed a wound to be dressed which should normally take no more than ten minutes. An hour later, the nurse returned because she had to search two other floors for the proper dressing which is extremely inefficient, time consuming and not very helpful for the patient. As I leave, I am giving this facility a 2.5 star rating and I hope that the owners and staff read it and make the necessary corrections and improvements because when you're recovering from an illness, the patient does not want to tolerate all of these petty, easily fixed problems. I would like to mention a few names of some of the people that were so kind to me but I won't. They know who they are:) Reply, Reply All or Forward

Horrible!!! Would not send a love one or even an enemy…read morethere!!! Over night the staff was not responsive! My husband acquired an infection there and Ultimately died!