Casa de Ramana Rehabilitation Center

Absolutely awful experience at this place. My mother was treated awfully, Barely received any rehab and was basically left at the end of the hallway to fend for herself. She ended up falling in getting a blackeye and back in the hospital. This place was supposed to be one of the better nursing homes in the area however it is still living up to its reputation as it has for many years, absolute trash. The staff don’t care I tried to talk to the director or administrator, and my calls were ignored. The Social Worker had a completely flat affect and did not seem to be concerned with anything at all. Please stay away from this place. Send your loved ones to one of the tried and true facilities in the area St. Patrick’s and Maryann Morse come to mind.

If I could give 6 stars, I would! My brother was here from November 24 to the end of April 25. The place is clean. I did not see a turn over of staff during his time there and he received a lot of Speech, OT and PT. The staff was responsive and took care of all his medical needs. This was an extreme difference from other rehabilitation facilities he previously experienced.

Such a difficult decision to place my Mom in a nursing care facility. Casa de Remana gave my Mom outstanding care. You walk in and the staff is smiling, there's no foul odor, the patients are calm and well cared for. The food was delicious. The housekeepers were friendly and respectful. The nursing staff was prompt, and very thorough. Not one bad interaction, and we were there all the time. They worked well with the hospice team to ensure that Mom died peacefully, and she did. Thank you to all the CNA'S, Nurses, Social Worker, Activity people, housekeepers, kitchen staff, and anyone else who may have been helping with her care. The Family of Anne Fairbanks

When my 78-year-old father unexpectedly took a fall that resulted in a significant brain injury in the summer of 2024, my family found itself suddenly immersed in the world of Intensive Care, Acute Care Facilities, and Skilled Nursing Facilities. It was a world about which we had very little knowledge. At the point when my father had progressed enough that he was ready for discharge from an Acute Care Facility, we were hopeful that we would find a Skilled Nursing Facility in the Boston/Metrowest area where he could continue his recovery. Fortunately for our family, Casa de Ramana, located in Framingham was able to offer him a spot at their facility. From our first interaction with Casa de Ramana, the experience was first-rate. The staff was immediately willing to engage with our family

Huge language barrier! English is Not their first language for most staff. Not medically trained to deal with sick and mostly elderly patients. My father asked for his nebulizer treatment and was handed a brush. My father asked what mg was his medication being given to him and the nurse answered 5 mg, it was a 20mg! That’s a huge safety issue and very frustrating especially for a sick patient. I do not recommend this facility! Please advocate for your loved one.