CareOne at Weymouth

I truly wish I could give 0 stars. Please please please do not bring your loved ones here you’re better off hiring a strange homeless man to come in and take care of your loved ones in their own home they would get more care that way. My grandmother is 93 years old and I say this in the most non-biases way is the sweetest, funniest, loving woman she was a director of nursing in nursing home facilities her whole life so she knows how they should be run. She came in for short term rehab for a shoulder injury and was treated with nothing but disrespect, elder abuse, and down right awful behavior. They staff here has forced her to use a bedpan because “I’m too busy to keep taking you to the bathroom you take to long to walk in there” -CNA as it’s a few feet from her bed… she has been refused h

My Mom has the misfortune of having been shipped off to this place following care at South Shore Hospital. She did not make it more than 2 hours. I won't go into details, but let's just say they do not have an inhouse pharmacy and hence did not have vital medications and I will.close with saying that preserving dignity is not their thing.

I have been to the mountain top and I have looked around. I'm 47 male W & care1 wey is the best I've been too I've been to 2 others. Look no place is perfect and it depends on your manners please and thanks go a long way. I had a botched surgery on my ass cheek as paraplegic ("94") it's life altering. Care1 is clean they care as best they can w SSrvic's but the nurse squad and specialist's that I experienced was top notch. Look nobody is going to be happy at a nursing facility. If you're a jerk, well, you should seriously remember the golden rule and you'll be thankful and that's anywhere that the wind blows. This is a well managed facility with great staff. It's really all you can ask for. The 1st home I landed in made my eyes open to how much better Care one is the one I'm in now makes

I recently spent time here. The care taking staff were rude, ignorant and mean. PT dept was great and I thought that was good enough for a couple of weeks. I developed athletes feet while I was there. I just left SSH and I'm waiting to see if I'm going to lose my baby toe. Please please choose another rehab for your loved one.

I would strongly recommend that you do not send a loved one to this facility. My dad was sent to the Clover Wing at CareOne after emergency surgery to remove his colon, which required an ileostomy bag. He was also grieving the loss of my mom, his wife, who passed away from cancer the same week, and understandably he fell into a severe depression. When he was admitted, one of his primary goals was to regain energy and strength. However, over the course of his month-long stay, he spent 23 to 24 hours a day in bed, and that never changed. Despite this, the psychiatric nurse practitioner (who only visits once a week) noted in her clinical documentation that he was “very motivated,” which made no sense to me given his condition. Over the month I expressed concerns on multiple occasions to the