Dr Katie Loukeris is a really good physical therapist. Westwood location is smart to have her…read morethere. Medically knowledgeable and mapped out an entire plan for me to walk again due to my fractured ankle. I learned a lot from her in my first session to practice at home as well. I felt safe, and taken care of.

This is the place to go if you need some specialized attention or tweaking. The facility itself is…read moreclean, well-spaced and welcoming. Overall, the staff is very friendly and helpful in answering all questions in regards to insurance or the exercises. I highly recommend Jennifer Skrapits. I've had the pleasure of working with her twice now and she has been extremely supportive in helping me with my injuries. She has a fantastic sense of humor and will help you want to push yourself so that you can be at your absolute best. Jennifer has a true, genuine interest in helping her patients and is great with restoring confidence in your mind and body. I cannot emphasize how wonderful she has been on my road to healing.

When we started our search for a nursing home for Dad, we knew we wanted somewhere in close…read moreproximity to Oradell, because most of us live there. Dad did not need a home that looked 'pretty or fancy'; for us it was about the quality of care he was going to receive. The Armenian Nursing and Rehabilitation Center was a place most of us passed on a regular basis because it was on the way to Shop Rite. It was recommended to us by one of our in-law's families whose parent was a resident at the time and had so many nice things to say about it. When we visited, we were impressed by the staff and had a good feel for the facilities. It was important to us that Dad received one-on-one care and we were offered a private room on the sub-acute wing. We checked Dad into his room and within a week they had moved him closer to the nurse's station so they could keep a closer eye on him. Dad was 88 at the time and suffering from dementia and physical limitations. Fortunately, he still knew who we were but needed assistance walking and getting dressed. Before moving Dad into the Armenian Home, he had attempted a few escapes at home. The staff made sure he was always wearing a monitor so they would be alerted if he left his chair or bed at any time. Over the 4 1/2 years that Dad lived at the Armenian Home our family would visit regularly. There are six of his kids, plus spouses, as well as grandkids and friends that would stop in at any time of day to visit or help feed him. We were always greeted by the staff at the front desk with smiles and friendly banter and the aides were all very friendly and accommodating. If we wanted to feed Dad, they would make sure that we had everything we needed, especially apple sauce, his favorite. You see, later in Dad's stay, it became more difficult to feed him and maintain a healthy weight. Fortunately, the staff members were aware of all his favorite foods and knew just how to get Dad to eat when we couldn't.....they have their tricks!! We cannot say enough about the overall care that the nursing staff gave Dad throughout his stay. We were always notified promptly if there was ever a concern about his health. Everything from a head cold, to a fever, to a reddish color on his big toe. In the 4 1/2 years that Dad was a resident at the Armenian Home, he never had to be taken to the hospital. They were always able to care for him and keep his health in check. The nursing staff was always there in case we had any questions or concerns. When we decided to bring Hospice in to help manage Dad's pain from his lack of mobility, the nursing staff worked closely with them and was in constant contact with us if there were any changes in Dad's condition. Never once did we doubt the quality of service Dad was receiving. During the last week of Dad's life, many of us were coming and going, spending hours just congregating in his room. The staff allowed us to spend as much time with Dad as we wished; even permitting overnight stays when we felt the end was nearing. We recall a staff member from the kitchen stopping by and asking us if we needed anything to eat or drink. The entire staff went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable. We are so grateful to the Armenian Home and especially to the staff on Dad's floor for the care he received. From the aides to the nursing staff and all the doctors that monitored him, they all treated him with love and respect. We had total confidence and faith that Dad was in good hands, which gave us great comfort and peace of mind. We wish to thank everyone at The Armenian Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for taking care of Dad with compassion and dignity when we couldn't anymore. Warmest regards, The McGovern Family

From the owner: Armenian Nursing & Rehabilitation Center accommodates residents who require clinically complex or…read morepost-acute care, including residents who require long-term, respite, and memory care.

Staff for the most part is very professional although I wish they would use less per diem workers…read more Those people don't know basic things like changing people into day clothes.

Severely understaffed. There are caring techs but few and far between. Management does not take…read moreaction when needed. My mother was then transferred to another facility in Ridgewood where she thrived as a result of much better management and hands in approach. I would not recommend anyone go to this establishment, sadly.

Great choice if you need a rehab after surgery. ALL staff…read morefrom front desk, nurses, physical therapists, social workers always great to work with. Friendly. Truly made you feel they cared. Food above par for this type of facility. Recently remodeled and expanded. Had a very close, elderly relative stay here twice in past 5 years. Even during Covid, they had their protocols solid and really tried to help the visitors just much as the patient.

This place should be shut down. Calls for assitance take forever to answer the phone. I was in a…read moreroom with 5 other people. The food is terrible and always late.

Upon my mom's discharge from the hospital, we were told that she was not going to thrive and we…read moreshould consider palliative care. We agreed, and upon a friend's high recommendation, chose Emerson. I am forever thankful we did. In the 8 and 1/2 months she was under the care of 2 North amazing staff led by Flavia, my mom DID thrive! She was so well cared for by the nursing staff and the aides. They were responsive, quick to update me and an absolute pleasure every time I came in. They take their residents' care very personally and as a result, it is above and beyond. The recreation staff made daily activities a joy, and my mom, who even in her dementia was very social, fun and feisty, participated in everything from games - both physical and cognitive - to karaoke and attending all the live Friday concerts. Emerson impressed us at every turn. From the efficient admin staff to wonderful Kelly in the salon, to the receptionists and attentive housekeeping staff, we were always greeted with a smile. It truly reflects their corporate culture, which is one of hospitality and excellence in care. Thank you for making the last chapter of her long and well-lived life, one to be remembered fondly.

I want to start off by saying the staff is so rude. I ask for my mom to be taken to the bathroom…read moreand the aide says go in your pants. Then when she finally comes in she is on her AirPods having a full blow personal conversation while she is changing her, I ask are you talking to me because I wasn't sure and she don't even answer. The aide cha cha is nasty beyond belief but put an act in front of the family. They stole our pure wick applicator and claimed no one but her uses it but come to find out another patient has one as well. I question if she got her medicine and claimed she did but the reality was 30 min later they came in with it. The rehab does not even have bed chiuckks they use sheets which is gross . The staff need an attitude adjustment.