I worked as per diem and when the night shift was over I had to wait outside in the winter temps…read morefor my ride. How rude !

Unfortunately our mom did not get the care that we had hoped for at Bridgeway. When she was first…read morethere with a different staff we did have a few very caring workers. As that changed so did her care. We tried to be her advocate but administration disregarded us. On several occasions mom was left soiled and upset, yet when we called we were scolded and accused of harassing the staff. We were told that we needed to trust them. Once we were allowed in we saw first hand how call buttons were left at times unanswered. Our mom needed to be in the hospital in the end sooner than later. Yet again, phone calls and emails were ignored If you choose to send a loved one to this facility make sure you closely monitor their care.

I have had back pain and back mobility issues for years. This has been compacted by just having my…read moresecond child and I finally decided I no longer want to tough it out. I'm six weeks in and I've made terrific progress through my therapist, Michael Boulos. His personalized approach, knowledge and techniques, along with my commitment to doing exercises between sessions, I am moving more than I have in years and am able to be more active and present with my kids. The office is a friendly, healing focused, and understanding environment which has made it all the more easy to have focus time and work on me so I can be a better busy mom. I'm looking forward to even more progress through future sessions!

Having just finished my time at Kessler I want to take this opportunity to thank Samantha Jozwik…read morefor her personalized attention during my time there. I was disagnosed with Parkingson's almost a year ago and thanks to her good work and that of her fellow therapists, who helped when needed, I feel almost back to "pre" Parkinson days having learned various techniques and gained all around greater strength. Thank you Sam and Pierce and all Bedminster associates for your devotion to your patients. I miss you all! Jim Flagg

While the nursing staff was outstanding, I was disappointed greatly with the social worker. I was…read moretold I would come in for a class to learn how to use equipment. This class never happened, regardless of the fact that I was at the facility at least 4 times a week and they had all my contact information. They sent my family member home with equipment that, I was under the impression, she could use. Every piece of equipment was useless. Bridgeway added much more stress to my life....on top of what was already there, being the primary caretaker with ZERO experience.

Came in for quick visit to see my mom at Bridgeway love how this facility makes it a safe clean…read moreenvironment providing great care for her. I know there's always going to be some issues with any type of senior care but for our situation they have an incredible attentive staff, meals that provide correct nutrition and a management team that listens and provides timely feedback and recommendations for the best possible care. Mom will be 96 and she's happy so that makes her sons feel awesome!

This is my second set of treatments from Somerset Rehab; this time for a knee replacement. It's…read morebeen 9 weeks and my knee has been pain free and I have better than expected range of motion (ROM). I am able to walk for longer distances without limping and am excited about getting back to the activities I enjoyed before pain crept in. In addition to providing treatment, Wyatt gave insight on my recovery and offered suggestions on ways to strengthen the muscles and improve ROM. His assistant Casey and front desk Kelly are also friendly and helpful. I highly recommend SRS and even sent my husband here for treatment.

The care from both Wyatt and Vicky were excellent. I highly recommend this facility been going…read morethere with every issue that I had They are very truthful with you and let you know if you have a problem they cannot fix and you may need the surgery

I bumped my head on scaffolding and felt dizzy and out of sorts. My doctor suggested a CAT scan and…read morethey were able to accommodate me the same day. I was able to get An appointment, the receptionist was super helpful and the wait was within 15 minutes of my appointment even though there were many people in the waiting room. The tech who did my scan asked me questions, explained the process and asked me to wait after to ensure the scan was good and the initial reading didn't show anything concerning. I appreciated that very much. The results were uploaded to MyChart within the hour. Very efficient and nice people. Because I went in within 2 hours of my appointment, the insurance had not approved my test. They waited until the last minute to see If it would be approved and gave me the option to pay out of pocket or reschedule. I didn't have time or want to risk having a problem, so unpaid out of pocket and will working out with my insurance. They were very upfront about it and I liked having the option.

Excellent care from the neurological unit. Ava is a wonderful, intelligent and caring nurse on the…read moreSimon 2 floor. Raleigh keeps me smiling and calm. At almost 97 the care I receive is beyond my expectation.

My father was placed here after a broken back confirmed by hosptial. He was 99 years old. He was…read moreplaced in a room, dark, TV with one channel, no water or pitcher in sight upon first visit. I KNEW this was not for him. (unfortunately I have no POA to move him). I went often and one night three aids came into his room, closed the door behind them and had a weighing contraption they proceeded to hook him up to. I said "He has a broken back", their reply it will only take a second. They put a NET on it and proceeded to lift him. He started screaming "Stop, please stop" at which time I stepped in and stopped what they were doing as clearly this was causing excrutiating pain. I unhooked the equipment and told them to get out after mandhandling my father. I had to find a nurse (none around) and instruct that is NEVER to happen again. He died in their care three days after that catastrophic event while I sat with him, no morphine in sight. 8 hours without any morphine, none on the premise. I called Hospice three times, it never arrived and he passed a terrible death 8 hours later while I sat helpless and held his hand. DO NOT BRING YOUR LOVED ONE HERE. The care is terrible, communication worse and its not a place for someone if they cannot advocate for themselves.

This place is awful. Dirty, uncaring, and should be shut down. Do not but your loved one is this…read morefacility. My sisters put my father here and everytime I came to visit he was lying in a pool of urine. Soaked through his diaper. Never cleaned and just neglected. He had a bed sore that was so big and open I am surprised he die from sepsis. Gross facility all around. How they are in business is beyond me. We need to do better for our elders.

Dont judge a book by its cover. Fellowship Village looks beautiful, and the amenities may be nice…read morefor independent living but I do not recommend it for short term sub-acute rehab. My 90 year old mom was there for four weeks after a long hospital stay. Sometimes she waited over 40 minutes just to go to the bathroom. The aids never ask if there is anything else that she need, they walk right out of the room as soon as she is back in her chair, often forgetting to give her her call button. Instead of helping her get back to independent living they got her dependent on diapers. The physical therapy wasnt all that great either (they did not do too much). The food is horrible and my mom lost 15 pounds after the first 3 weeks without anyone saying anything to me. Oh and the showers, my mom got a foot fungus. and it took two weeks for her just to get her first shower. They sent her home without having a shower in 10 days. Like others said, there are a few nice people who care, but most don't. I saw the aids hanging out in an oversized closet so that they cant be found when paged.

My sister moved with her husband to Fellowship Village in September of 22. seven months later her…read morehusband passed and she decided to move to get closer to family. She moved September 23. In the year that she was there she lost $113,000 (26) of her entry fee and is owed the balance of $321,974. It is now mid December and still no reimbursement, even after being told by the business office that we would have it by this date. Fellowship Village is worse than a Ponzi Scheme

I recently had my mom hospitalized 3 times at Overlook and unfortunately my mom ended up passing…read moreaway. I must say that during this experience with Overlook my mom was treated with the highest level of professionalism, respect, dignity, and compassion. From the ER to the standard in patient rooms to the CCU she was fortunate to have been treated by amazing individuals including Doctors, nurses, aides, meal providers, maintenance, etc. I do have to reference several professionals that had a major impact during my mom's stays which were: Dr Jessie Wilt, one of the best professionals that i ever met in my life, with unlimited knowledge, respect, compassion and really just an amazing human being who truly cares! Nurses; Sidneia, Olivia CCU, Justin CCU, Megan CCU, Rae Mauro, Emily C., Sheryl, Jamell Quiles, Erika and Faith. To these individuals especially and to the entire staff and organization of the Hospital I would like to thank them for everything that they did to make my mom's last days the most comforting possible! THANK YOU!!! Victor Cunha

Overlook has been our hospital for over 35 years, and the care, quality, and overall experience are…read moreconsistently A+++. It's no surprise that Overlook is ranked as one of the best hospitals in New Jersey -- the entire Atlantic Health System is outstanding. I will be forever grateful to the Overlook Breast Cancer Department for discovering my breast cancer during my routine yearly mammogram. I am thankful to the oncology team to be here. Every department and office experience were lovely and knowledgeable.

Your worst fears about being neglected in a rehab facility will be met at Laurel Circle if you…read morechoose to stay here. Everyone is very friendly, but your care will feel suspended in limbo as you wait indefinitely for your requests to be fulfilled. At least this was the experience we had with my Mom during a recent one week stay at the Laurel Circle facility in Bridgewater, New Jersey. She had been there 10 years prior under a different company name (Arbor Glen) for a couple of knee replacements and felt good about the care she received. So she didn't hesitate when they had a bed for her again this time. Fast forward to 2023... Promises are made with a smile, then ignored. Departments don't communicate within the company so daily operations are haphazard and incongruent. They are also understaffed, but that's unfortunately a common problem these days. Be prepared to wait hours for your requests to be fulfilled (meds, help getting in or out of bed, assistance getting dressed, PT, OT, etc.). Dreadful treatment... and you can't complain because they'll just treat your loved one worse. So glad to be out of that hell hole!

A relative of mine lives lives here in an Independent Living Apartment and likes it very much…read more Deciding where someone in her 80s should move to, after living in one place for over 50 years, is a huge decision and we researched our options thoroughly. We're all happy we choose here! My relative says her favorite aspects of living here are Saturday Movie Nights, Community Birthday Celebrations, and convenient transportation to the local supermarket. She feels very safe here and has peace of mind knowing that if she falls, someone will know right away and help her. Additionally she enjoys the company of the other residents. We're impressed by how clean the staff keeps the whole building and how they are very attentive to maintaining the facilities.