Rosemont Health and Rehab

I can’t say enough good things about this nursing home. The staff are incredibly kind, patient, and attentive, and they genuinely care about the residents’ well-being. From the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed and reassured that our loved one was in safe, capable hands.The nurses and caregivers take the time to communicate clearly and treat everyone with respect and dignity. Activities are thoughtfully planned, and it’s clear the residents are encouraged to stay engaged and happy.

My grandfather stayed in this home and had a wonderful experience. The house was clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully set up, which made his stay easy and stress-free. Everything was exactly as described, and the space felt welcoming from the moment he arrived. The host was responsive and accommodating, which gave our family peace of mind knowing he was well taken care of. The location was convenient, and the home itself was quiet and relaxing, perfect for his needs. We are very grateful for such a positive experience and would absolutely recommend this home to anyone looking for a comfortable and well-maintained place to stay.

My father was transferred here from Bayside Rehab - he claims that he went from “hell” to “heaven”! The staff members were friendly, attentive, knowledgeable & supportive. The facility is clean, smells good & is beautifully decorated. His care plan was followed to a tee. The PT/OT groups had him up & moving in no time. Moving him here was a blessing in disguise - just wish we’d done it sooner!

Rosemont Health and Rehab took amazing care of my Grandmother and Grandfather. They were always dressed and clean and the staff was very attentive and friendly. The therapy team is amazing and very patient. The campus presents beautifully as you drive up and the inside of the building is always clean. 10/10 recommend this community

I give it 1 star because there were some nice individuals there that checked in on my uncle. But unfortunately this system failed him. In the 2 weeks time he was there a scabbed sore the size of a quarter turned into an open wound the size of a grapefruit. Every other day I was there I asked about it and was told it was fine and scabbing and healing. So I thought they were handling it. I was unaware how bad it was and had no clue about bed sores until I researched and found you have to rotate the patient. Now remember i was there 3 times a day and never saw him on either side. Always on his butt/tail bone and im told that's a huge no no. Once he was released to us I was able to give him a full scrub from head to toe and that's when I saw the open bloody wound. My heart sanked. He came home