Mom resides in this facility. These places aren't perfect but the people that work here try to give…read morethe residents the best experience they can give. She's made many friends.

A few days ago, I visited an old high school teacher who has recently began living at the Bristal…read more His wife was previously residing at their memory care unit called Reflections. He spoke highly of his experience there with the care provided to his wife who suffered with Parkinson's. As of the last three months, he said he is satisfied with the amount of activity and friendly residents at this establishment. I was blown away at how beautifully decorated and brightly colored this place was. I've visited various rehabs, nursing homes, and assisted living places, and many, unfortunately resemble hospitals or are depressing looking. This one was not that, and instead looked like a fun hotel or resort. Looking forward to visiting my friends here again, and hearing more about their perspective. So far they are greatly pleased with their first hand experience!

In my opinion & experience, our family recently experienced a very upsetting and confusing…read moreadmissions process involving a Medicaid-pending married couple seeking placement together. After touring the facility, being told both my parents would be accepted and together , which was most important to my family & expressed deeply to the administration. I was encouraged to initiate the transfer process for my mother who is in another facility , after obtaining OCCO/PAS approval, and transferring one spouse into the facility all was approved , we were later informed that the second spouse was being denied due to "acuity level" and "payor "status concerns. What made this especially difficult was the lack of any clear clinical explanation despite repeated questions, while nearly every conversation focused heavily on finances, Medicaid pending status, payees, and financial responsibility paperwork & give us until Monday after a stressful week to discuss like it didn't matter . Families navigating long-term care are already overwhelmed emotionally, financially, and physically. Communication matters. Transparency matters. If there are concerns about Medicaid pending admissions, families deserve honest and direct communication before major decisions are made , especially when dealing with elderly married couples who may now face separation after relying on representations made during the admissions process. I strongly encourage families to: * read every admissions and financial form carefully, * understand the difference between POA and personal financial responsibility, * keep all communications documented * and ask detailed questions before making transfer decisions Be aware that federal law (42 CFR § 483.15) prohibits facilities from requiring a third-party guarantee of payment. As for the food , my father hates it and says it's disgusting . He said he has lost a lot of weight , he says his stomach is shrinking & he is not liking , or eating the food , he is hungry all the time however he said he can't stomach to eat the food . . I have ordered outside food to the facility upon my Dads request. My dad is Jewish , he's not at all kosher , however he liked the Kosher meals on wheels at home . Outside of PT and OT sessions, my father appears to spend nearly all day in his room/in bed with little to no meaningful activity or engagement , which to me is deeply concerning . Communication and responsiveness to the facility have also been extremely frustrating during our experience. This process has been heartbreaking and unnecessarily stressful for our family. Mother's Day weekend passed & my parents are now an hour from one another & separated due to what happened here . Disgraceful Not to mention I feel the admissions department is useless & they do not respond with any concerns whatsoever!! UPDATE JULY 9, 2026: In my opinion : The negligence at this facility continues to worsen. The facility recently lost my father's custom dentures for two full days--a clear sign that staff is not performing the daily oral care required by the facility . Instead of taking responsibility, the administration actually tried to blame my 90 year old father with vascular dementia to try to avoid paying for them, claiming "he said he put them in his pocket." This facility loses personal property, refuses to take accountability, and tries to financially exploit vulnerable families to cover up their staff's failure who was & supposed to be cleaning the dentures daily at night & had no idea they were missing for two whole days . A formal complaint has been filed with the New Jersey Department of Health ++!! Update - I feel the healthcare that my father is getting is unacceptable- it's now over a month that the facility lost my dads dentures - to top it off the owner's son is only interested in sending alleged bills to my home .He told me only families that have signed agreements that are Medicaid pending (my dad is pending ) not receive private pay bills , If I do receive 1 more I will post all of them . Advice - sign nothing !

If your loved one cannot advocate for themselves, NEVER choose this facility. Communication is…read morepoor, my father, 99 with a broken back, was put in a room that was dark, no water, no pitcher, tv with one channel. Held captive by POA, I was powerless to move him. The aids came in one night to weigh him. Why? A man with a broken back to be hung in a net contraption? I watched him screem as they attempted to lift him and stepped in to stop it immediately. I unhooked the device and told them to get out. I had to find a nurse (no where to be found) to make sure they NEVER abused him like that again. Why in anyone's name would you put a man with a broken back inside a net? Zero compassion. No water ever in the room. I HAD TO FIND A CUP AND PITCHER for my dad. I was there often as well. He was ALWAYS thirsty when I came which tells me they were not attentive at all. He wasted away until he died with zero morphine on board because why? Oh they were "out". Grace hospice that partners with them, had to be called three times on 2 separate days to get care for my dad. Oxygen machine kept going off with a loud beep alarm. No one came and each time I had to reset it. It was extremely disruptive. It was horrible and I watched him die, his hand in mine, 8 hours without morphine and three calls out to Grace Hospice. The care is horrible, unattentive and abusive. DO NOT SEND your loved one here if they cannot advocate for themselves. This was the MOST HORRIBLE experience and I can never get it out of my head. My father is at peace but it was a horrible, suffering death. Type of Care: No compassion - all transactional Communication with family: Terrible Room: Dirty and dark Staff: Unengaged DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONE HERE IF THEY CANNOT ADVOCATE for themselves. TERRIBLE PLACE.

Very clean place, very helpful and attentive staff, completely professional team…read more They are responsive and attentive to any question asked. The staff paid attention to everyone, no one was bored.

Very disrespectful staff, old center with everything falling apart. The owner Marina has no manners…read moreand definitely has issues in her personal life, she screams all day everywhere and on everyone. Very uncomfortable atmosphere, very dirty. I would think twice before giving my loved ones to their hands. Never coming back there again!!

I can't say enough good things about COPT Comprehensive Orthopedic Physical Therapy in Parsippany…read more From day one, it's been clear that the therapists here are not only knowledgeable, but truly invested in helping you improve. I'm currently being treated for a frozen shoulder, and what I appreciate most is how thoughtfully they approach each session. They take the time to listen, adjust the therapy to what works best for you, and push you in a very intentional, measured way so you continue making progress without feeling overwhelmed. My experience here has been a stark contrast to two other PT clinics I tried before. Those felt impersonal--either I was left doing exercises on my own with little supervision, or sessions felt rushed and strictly capped, like they were just trying to move patients through. At COPT, it's the opposite. The team really gets to know you, builds a strong relationship, and makes you feel supported every step of the way. You can tell they genuinely care about your recovery and long-term health. If you're looking for a place that combines expertise with a personal touch, this is it.

I would like to place on record the excellent treatment I have received at Comprehensive Physical…read moreTherapy (COPT) at Somerset. I have had a chronic pain (Tennis elbow) since the last 18-20 months that I was treating through my orthopedic who prescribed Meloxicam and Advil as needed. These medicines have long term issues impacting kidney and liver functions. A friend recommended Gopal Patel at COPT in Somerset and I started my PT under his guidance in mid September 2023. I am very happy to state that I have been cured over 95% and pain intensity is a thing of the past. Gopal is an excellent therapist who never looks at the clock and works tirelessly to treat the symptoms and ensure the patient gets relief from the first therapy itself. I call him a magician as he has been able to help me gain strength and now I am able to do all my chores with ease. Earlier even navigating the car steering was a problem but not any more. I am very very happy to have discovered COPT and drive quite a distance for my therapy - all because the COPT folks genuinely care. All his therapists are experts and extremely patient with the patients. I have seen so many smiling faces and the atmosphere is positive and lively. The entire set up is very clean and there is coffee and water for all. I highly recommend Comprehensive Physical Therapy to all who are in pain. Thank you Gopal Patel for your amazing treatment.

Our health care provider, Olive, was prompt, caring, attentive, friendly and just everything you…read morewould hope for. I absolutely recommend her to care for your family member.

Aide got there and decided she didn't like the dogs so she left my mother alone. She met the dogs…read morethe day before - 2 sweet dogs who have never bothered anyone - never mentioned any issue with the dogs until later that night. At her request, we put the dogs behind a gate in the living room. Evidently, they got excited and knocked the gate over and went and sat on my mothers bed (which they do daily). Is this aggressive behavior? So scary that you leave someone alone? When I called to complain, they pretty much said, too bad... This is no way to run a business. If this aide had such an issue with the dogs, she shouldn't have been given the job. We made it clear that the person had to be ok with dogs. It's irresponsible to put an aide in place that sort of likes dogs? This place not for us - bad placement guidelines