Presentation Rehabilitation & Skilled Care Center

I am writing this review on behalf of my 93-year-old mother to share our deep appreciation for everyone at Presentation Rehab. From the beginning and still, she is treated with kindness, patience, and genuine compassion. Going to rehab at her age was intimidating, but the staff quickly made her feel safe, respected, and truly cared for. The nurses, aides, and therapists take the time to listen to her and support her, and over time they felt like an extension of our family. The therapists encourage her gently while being mindful of her limitations, helping her regain strength and confidence. Knowing my mother is in such caring hands gives our family great peace of mind. We are truly grateful for the exceptional care she is receiving and would wholeheartedly recommend Presentation Rehab to

I came to this facility after a broken femur incident and I had no one to help with physical therapy at home. The staff there was INSANELY nice and extremely thorough. I feel they helped me learn to walk again on a broken hip. Since I am not their target demographic (it is basically a nursing home and I’m in my mid-40s), I wasn’t able to utilize the complete benefit of the facility. However, I could see the care given to everyone around me. Every CNA and nurse truly tried to accommodate and help everybody on site. If I ever had a parent or guardian that needed help being placed in long term care, I would recommend Presentation. Especially if they were Haitian-Creole since 98% of the staff are immigrants from that country. There is a doctor on site two to three times a week and nurses che

My family wants to thank everyone at Presentation for the excellent care you provided our Mom after her stroke. Day after day, you showed that you truly cared for her physical and emotional well-being! Huge thanks to Hitaishi, Sam, Kristen, Bruce, Edith, Donna, Patricia, Gloria, Wanessa, Tenzin, Michelle, Elizabeth, and Scott. You are all a credit to your profession!!

Our experience with this hospice care was honestly heartbreaking. During one of the hardest moments of our lives, when we were scared and trying to do right by our loved one, we expected compassion and support. Instead, we were met with rudeness, dismissiveness, and almost no real communication. Whenever we had questions—questions any family would have during end-of-life care—we were made to feel like we were bothering them. Staff would get defensive or brush us off with comments like, “I don’t know, I just got here,” or “Who are you?” And when we pushed for answers, they would suddenly throw HIPAA at us—not to protect privacy, but in a way that felt like they were just trying to shut us up. It genuinely felt like no one wanted to take the time to help us understand what was happening. W

I have to give Presentation Rehabilitation & Skilled Care Center a lot of props! This is the story of my sister who was in a longterm care facility in CT that wasn't equipped to care for her and her nearly dying as a result of that. My brother and I quickly found Presentation with the help of a care specialist here in MA. The day we met her at Presentation, I asked the nurse in charge of her care if we were to expect hospice or palliative care due to her poor state of health and what we had been told in CT. The nurse looked at me and said, matter of factly, no, we're going to get her better. And they have. That day is now over 3 years ago. The bed sore that almost killed her is healed (it will never completely close). Whenever she has an issue, I have someone I can talk to to help her solv