Woodlawn Care Center

My Grandma is a resident here due to her failing health. The staff here is taking great care of her and her needs. They are very accommodating to both the residents and their visitors. I would recommend this place to anyone who is in need of round the clock care.

This home i was in for 10 days The care I rate at 60 % At the end of stay I was rush Out of this home I was sitting on the bed Ready to go home.some how I Had a dream and I was waking up!!! Here I am in Dartmouth Hannover hospital I was dieing from health problems. The doctors save me from dieing. Woodlawn not a place for me Every to stay. You need to watch your life They are not

My father was a resident at Woodlawn for 4 years. He recently passed at the age of 102. Before his mind started to faulter, he would comment about residing at Woodlawn. He said, "It is like being part of a family." He loved his room. He loved the food and the care. But mostly, he loved the staff, and the staff loved him. I can not express my gratitude enough for the great care that my father received at Woodlawn Care Center.

My Dad was taken care of here, in the last year of his long life, for about a month and a half, while recovering from a broken arm. My experience, as a son helping his father, was very positive, as they seemed not to have all these small, ridiculous rules that is characteristic of many other elderly homes, or at least rather less of them. And what is critical, Woodlawn had people working there that truly cared for the patients, no question about it. (The latter form the foundation of all palliative care.) They are not at all so 'Ritzy', if you would forgive the expression, as some other places, and unlike some photos may suggest, as this was once an estate. Nonetheless there is a pleasant, almost collegial, atmosphere here. Everyone works hard, and is respectful to all others. When i