I am always so pleased and impressed with the care & services provided at Mayo. The culture of…read moregenuine caring is evident in every department and every employee.

From the owner: Mayo Healthcare in Central Vermont has seniors covered with four levels of care - residential care,…read morememory care, rehabilitation, and nursing home or long-term care. Our award-winning and licensed nursing staff provides state of the art and expert long and short-term care. Our staff offers a compassionate and supportive environment with individualized plans aiding seniors in improving their quality of life.

My mom moved to Kingsway Arms in November. It was a hard adjustment for her but the staff at…read moreKingsway made it as easy as possible. The wonderful guy from facilities had her laughing as he set up her TV and helped arrange furniture. We greatly appreciated that she could bring her own furniture and hang her favorite wall hanging up. Her room looks like home. We can't say enough about the staff. They work so hard and are very caring. Mom even says the food is good (and she was very set in her ways with the food she cooked herself).

During the last 4+ months my father was a resident of Kingsway Arms Nursing. He was more than just…read morea resident to the staff there. They treated him as a member of family. He was treated with dignity, respect and concern, every step of the way. They listened and treated him and my family awesome. Unfortunately he is no longer with us, but the fact remains he was happy and very comfortable with his care all the way through. As a son and his health care proxy I could not be happier with the care he received there. I am happy to have met the staff and I am happy to call them friends.

I was in rehab for nine weeks. The first week was rough because of my broken knee. The staff was…read moregreat. I met wonderful nurses and LNAs from the U S and parts of Africa and the Caribbean. Most of them are traveling nurses and care assistants. It's not easy working 8 , 12 or 16 hour day. They work so hard to take care of their patients then they come back and do it all over again. The PT and OT staff are really good in understanding your needs for success in rehabilitation. Love , hugs, and a grateful heart to all who work at Burlington Health and Rehabilitation.

I am a hospice RN. I had a patient at this facility who had bone cancer, which is extremely…read morepainful. Had to move the patient out of the facility on an emergency basis because they stole all of her morphine 3 times in 3 days. Yeah, she could not get any pain relief from bone cancer pain because the nurses kept stealing it. The nurses are also well known for drinking on the job so heavily that they pass out in the parking lot.

The care by the staff is really good considering how understaffed they are. My biggest issue is I'm…read morevegetarian and am constantly no getting what I need. The kitchen seems to have no clue as to what a vegetarian eats. I am not getting enough protein. They constantly send chicken breast that is overcooked so much to dry. I love beans cheese and fish. I tend to eat a very heart smart diet. I've had to change my diet because of health issues. So sadly I'm here complaining. I make my own veggie burgers and hummus at home. I eat fish and tofu. Why am I being ignored? Even the hospitals here have vegetarian and vegan options.

The everyone at BHR are engaged in providing the absolute best care that they possibly can. When an…read moreissue comes up, there is always a kind, responsive staff member ready to go the distance to resolve it. If you're looking for a nursing home for your loved one, BHR is an excellent choice.

After a short illness, my father was referred to Shaker Place Nursing and Rehab Center. You hear so…read moremany horror stories about Nursing homes that I was afraid to trust any home with his care. However, I was delighted to find the staff at Shaker Place to be wonderful. They were caring and treated my Dad with respect and kindness. They answered all my questions and worked with us to provide optimum quality care. They kept my Dad comfortable and were a trusted source when my family and I couldn't be there. A special thanks to Dr. Caufield, Remi, Christine, Ashley and Karen. Also, special thanks for his Hospice nurse Kimberly.

just now NEW This…read morepost below was what I wrote in complete desperation after this facility called us and informed us we would have a bed available for my grandmother Lois Mccormick. Then! We never heard from them again. Months after being told just 3 weeks. Not one phone call and now she's not well. And I believe shaker place would of played a good part in keeping her comfortable. Shame on you ! Post I submitted to a caregiver support group. (BELOW) I need some guidance. My gram was placed in a facility after falling. After almost 6 months of waiting to get her placed. She ended up in a facility I don't like. The facility we were waiting on just never called us after they told us 3 weeks. I called every day. They just completely ghosted us (shaker nursing home, Albany New York) Shaker Place Rehabilitation & Nursing Center watching her drop pounds and seem over sedated. There's a man on her floor and he's aggressive and punched her. The nurses seem cold and not friendly. ( won't mention the facility out of protection for her) I can't sleep at night still. When I was taking care of her it was a nightmare. I watched the one person I love more then anything, turn into this scared psychotic monster. I almost wish I could bring her home. But it just wasn't safe. No matter what I did. I broke my leg the day before she was placed. And have only been able to see her three times in 3 months. I'm sick over it. Hysterical at night. Can't keep it together. I'm scared about things she will ask me. Or what to say. I don't want to create more confusion. She doesn't really even know here she is. Do I talk to her like normal ? Do I leave out things that could trigger memories of her house. Now empty. Do I talk of old relatives. How do I bring her happiness when I see her. And how the f--ck do I get her out of this place. Just start calling places who take her insurance and start the process all Over again? I can't sleep till I know she's all right. Something deep inside of me feels something isn't right there. Everyone seems overly medicated. Last week I got myself there and I just walked into the locked memory care facility. Gram was sleeping. Lethargic and out of it. I did not SEE ONE NURSE OR PERSON for over 45 minutes. And 45 minutes of me just freely walking around looking for anyone. This is off right ? There's something off.

I have been in the senior services industry for many years. I have never seen a staff more…read morecommitted to their commuity than I have at Loudonville Assisted Living Residence. As a former home care provider, I had two of my clients move from their homes where they were struggling to maintain their independence, into assisted living at Loudonville ALR. Both of them flourished in the community, where I often visited. They enjoyed the activities, the staff, and they loved the food! I was so impressed, that I joined the Loudonville Assisted Living Residence family as an employee. My time here has only strengthened my opinion that this is a great community. I love my job! The staff is kind, caring and committed. The residents are engaged and happy. (And the food is amazing!) I would highly recommend Loudonville ALR as a great place to work, and a great place to live!

My mother was a resident at The Loudonville Home for Adults for seven years in both the assisted…read moreliving section and the memory care section. When looking for a home for your parent(s) you want only the best for them. It needs to be a place where they are safe and loved and treated with dignity and respect. Not only did The Loudonville Home provide all those things but they also treated mom and me like family. If you are looking for a wonderful, loving facility for someone you love Loudonville Home is the place.

My husband John and I have experienced several rehab facilities over the years. Some so-so, some…read morevery bad. John came to Glendale for rehab in early April 2025. What a wonderful place! John and I are very impressed. His private room is very spacious with three large picture windows looking out to lovely fields and woods. It's immaculately clean. All the staff are wonderful, especially OTs and PTs. They have given John many hours of therapy with great compassion, kindness, and professionalism. He is in a lot of pain. The aides and nurses are so caring and kind to him. In his younger years, he had a band which played at Glendale often. We love that there is entertainment in the Multi-Purpose Room about twice a week, including everything from folk bands, DJs, and even an Elvis impersonator! Last week, an ice cream social was held outside with a singer and Mr. Ding-a-Ling giving out ice cream. This type of thing helps relieve boredom which can happen easily when confined to a bedroom. Also, once a week religious services are given. As devout Catholics, we appreciate mass and communion each Tuesday. The Director Todd visits every resident to make sure they are happy and asks if there is anything he could do to help them. We never saw this before in other facilities. John says the food is wonderful. I wish I could eat there every day. A menu is given a month in advance so you can select all of your meals. On Thursdays, pizza is delivered by a local pizzeria. Every place is spotless. If you have any concerns, they are addressed immediately. So I thank everyone who works at Glendale Home. You make my life and my husband's live very much better. Thank you. Mrs. Anne Marie McLaughlin

Absolutely NOT !!! The Head of Nursing, LD, never in 3…read moreyears returned one of my phone calls. Head nurse on 2nd floor gave my loved one 4 days worth of medication every day. My loved one fell over 35 times in 4 years. They unplugged her call button She was a vegetarian and was not served vegetarian meals... occasionally a grilled cheese. Left her in own feces. Bruises on her wrists. I could go on... don't walk, run from this place Had to give one star or couldn't leave review

I'm a retgsident of here so not send your loved one here…read more They will die because of the he lack of care. I got my leg amputated because they were supposed to change my bandage everyday and an infection formed into my bone. If you value the life of your loved one keep them safe also read about the major complaints in the valley News. They can't keep people they've been through 3 admins in the past year they yell at the patients

Unexpected surprise! The staff are truly caring from their hearts in everything they do for my…read moremother. She has gained weight which was needed, has fun in activities, and after many years of being alone has developed friendships! What goes on inside this building has given me piece of mind that my mother is in the right place to have quality of life for the rest of her years.

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