Blaire House of Worcester

I have seen overmedication, loss of personal movement and other freedoms, and restrictions on the ability to interact with others " AT OTHER NURSING HOMES"!! My sister has been a private paying resident in different facilities for years. The last placement she had (Somewhere else in Worcester) ended during Covid when the owners of the Dementia Facility thought that she was running out of money and called an emergency meeting to ask us to find an alternate placement for her immediately. I was Shocked!! For years on the Radio the facility represented lifetime placement, and they also guaranteed placement for life in our contract. So, with the lifetime placement in our contract and the money to continue private pay I was forced to move her. I don’t generally like to write reviews but in the

Sharing from a daughter who’s Mother is a resident. We are all on a first name bases and I adore each and everyone of the staff members. From the front desk, to the nurses station, to the activity girls, the kitchen staff and all the other amazing staff I am thankful for this facility and the job they do. It’s extremely hard not being able to care for my mom around the clock but I know this staff tries their best to, and I find so much comfort in it. The Covid precautions they have taken is extremely sanitary and eases the visitations. Thank you to everyone here, you are appreciated!

This is the worst facility I have ever stepped foot in. I have been to multiple nursing homes/ facilities and have not been disappointed. This place should get shut down. I can give you a couple examples of how this facility is ran so poorly. I have seen residents who normally use walkers/ wheelchairs roaming the hallways without them. I saw an elderly women change her own diaper. It is rat infested and looks like the place is never properly cleaned. This place is always short staffed and never pay attention to the residents. I suggest you look into this facility or tour it before allowing your loved one to go there.

No one wants to see their loved ones living anywhere but home. No one wants to see them get so lost that they have to be contained…no one. Seeing my mom at the blaire house was alarming. No it is not bricks and sticks. It’s older and not updated and when I first walked in my heart was in my throat…BUT I saw my mother who had been to so many facilities as we struggled to get her stabilized, be treated like a human again at the Blaire house . Unfortunately for our circumstances she really went there to die. Which was hard and sad. I can not say enough about the team at Blaire house. They cried with me and then helped me pick myself back up and take care of my mom. They were kind, gentle, confident and incredibly patient. I was there often to be with my mother in her final days and I

I have had to painfully watch my normally cheerful grandfather fall into a depressed state in only a months time. They are short staffed on the weekdays and only a handful of staff on the weekends. Residents are left unattended for long periods of time. Most of the staff are pretty nice but there are a few that are out right rude. The facility is owned by the Romano family. They seem to have no concern for the place. Everything is outdated. The TVs are terrible. The rooms a depressing. The phones are staticky and very hard to hear anyone. Please stay clear. I wish the Romano family would take interest. I don’t think they would send someone they care about there.