Brighton Post Acute Care is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in BRIGHTON, MA. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.3 out of 5 from 63 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Suffolk County and serves residents in the MA area.
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My mom has been in the nursing home for almost a year now and my family is very grateful for how comfortable and safe she feels. She is well taken care of and receives attentive medical care. She is always engaged with different activities. Thank you to the staff.
It has been the most difficult decision of my life to leave my mother in the nursing home. But Brighton has been an amazing experience. Especially the fact they have Russian program. My mom is truly happy to be immersed in songs of her youth, to be understood and to be cared for when I can no longer do it. I'm very grateful for their dedication and understanding.
My mother has been at Brighton House for two years just about and the staff here has been absolutely wonderful to my mom. It’s great to see that they have activities for the patients. Again, staff nurses aids. Have all been wonderful. I can’t ask for a better crew of people to be helping my mom out. Barry from the old management company ran this place wonderful. Looking to get to know the new management and hope they run it as well as Barry did.
Very disappointed, although the staff was pleasant to approach, the overall condition of the place was in need of big repairs, the windows are old with broken cranks to open and cracks in sills, chipped paint and worn paint on walls and doors, and beds rusted - occasional dirty floors, dropped silverware on floor hours after lunch - I know it seems I am picking this place a apart - BUT it is a health facility and in my mind should be well kept and clean The more concerning observation is how patients are constantly asking for blankets and pillows. I have, on many visits at various times of day, found my relative lying in bed in a dark room in a Johnny. When I worked in a nursing home, my job was to bathe and dress patients, including helping them find their favorite jewelry to wear and fix their hair the way they liked etc to me Seeing my relative lying there not ready for the day in the middle of the day is so wrong. We should expect basic care like getting them dressed for day, and for this I give my review just 2 stars
First, I wanted to point that the place is very clean, I appreciate the housekeeping’s good work. My mom is turning to 96, she is vegetarian, doesn’t speak English, it was hard for her to stay beginning. She was admitted 4 months ago, first two days she wanted to go home. I am very thankful, the nurses are very patience and nice to my mom, now she is happier and loves the staffs there. John is my mom’s best friend. Every time when John brings her the food tray, she is very happy. I very appreciate his positive attitude and caring. My mom is vegetarian, there are not many choices she can eat, we understand and it's acceptable. Food quality needed to improve in general. I noticed that occasionally, my mom did not get her shower on the week scheduled. Michelle W
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.