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Ethel Ferguson

Aunt is throwing up nurses aid said she does it all the time. Then proceeds to take her time checking her vitals and then leaves says she'll be back and doesn't return. Than a nurses aid comes in and I ask her a question and she gives me attitude. For what you charge them to live there they should get better care

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Nicole A.

Our family is beyond grateful to the incredible team at The Bostonian Skilled Nursing Facility in Dorchester, MA for their unwavering support, care, and professionalism during our loved one’s recent placement. From our first conversation to move-in day, every step was handled with compassion and attention to detail especially given our loved one's in ability to be ambulatory and limited speech. A special thank you to Solé, the Admissions Director, whose warmth, knowledge, and dedication made all the difference. She guided us through the process with patience and kindness, always making sure we felt informed and supported. Her efforts in coordinating everything as seamlessly as she could gave us great peace of mind. Our family has used this facility on many occasions from respite care to rehabilitation services. The entire staff—from nursing to case management, administration, and caregivers—has been welcoming, attentive, and truly invested in our family members well-being and our family's experience. It is clear that this is a facility that cares deeply and takes pride in what they do. Thank you to The Bostonian team! Huge thank you to Solé for making such a meaningful difference. All of your work is deeply appreciated!

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Sara Meola

Am very grateful to the Bostonian and the care they provided to our loved one. The entire staff whether a direct care person, part of the administration, or various support staff displayed such kindness during a difficult time and were really wonderful. The facility was very clean and our special someone felt loved and cared for by everyone. .

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Thomas Walsh

I can't say enough positive things about the care my 95 year old mother received at the Bostonian. The entire staff was responsive to her needs. From day one they tended to her physical and occupational rehabilitation, all of her nursing needs, as well as social activities. I visited her often and it was not unusual for me to find a resident assistant spoon feeding her when she was too weak to manage herself. When I thanked Marie (the resident assistant) for doing this, she simply responded that she treated her the way she hoped someone would treat her own mother. This was the attitude of everyone I encountered at the Bostonian - empathic, caring, and hard-working.

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Jennifer McDonough

My mother was transferred here after Marian Manor closed. My family and I can not be happier with the level of care and attention my mother has received. They understood that she would need time to adjust and they allowed for that, never pushed or forced her to any thing she wasn’t comfortable doing like activities etc. The have a gently demeanor and treated very well. My mother was a fabulous cook and she enjoys their food, the outdoor space. We enjoy the nursing staff, administrations and the welcome hello from the front desk/receptionist Marilyn