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Vera Rassin

My father (93 years old) is in the rehab on the second floor. No vitals in the morning, no help when he is in pain at night (no one is checking on him) There is no one who is actually taking responsibility for anything. The pills he receives are not the same , and the counters are different every day. - the worst case I would imagine: absolutely no care, no help.

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Kevin Driscoll

Digna Silva with her Activities staff and everyone at the Eliot Center was amazing. It was great to be back again this year. Special thanks to the volunteer who agreed to be our HUMAN DUMMY and wear our ventriloquist face mask to help us sing "No Bully Zone"

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Russ Whinnem

My Mom recently stayed at Eliot for a short time rehabilitation. The folks there could not have been nicer. Her nurses, Sam and Jackson took very gentle care of her. The assistant nursing head, Sofia, was wonderful in her explanation of things and in making sure my Mom got the care she needed. The rehab specialists were very careful to listen to my Mom's needs and concerns, while showing her a lot of love as they gently pushed her to do what was needed for recovery. And Kaitlyn, the admissions director was really attentive to the situation and doing whatever our family felt was important for my Mom's recovery and, equally as important, my Dad's health as he is the primary caregiver. In short, the staff at Eliot Center listens and responds to the needs of the patient and the family. Thank you Eliot Center!

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Jesse Goldman

My sister is in their long term care on the memory unit. It appears to be kept clean and overall well maintained. I am grateful that the directors of nursing, physical therapy, social work, and even maintenance have been very responsive to my input made for her proper care, treating us both with respect. It is important knowing our loved ones are in a safe and caring environment, in which I am confident Eliot Center meets this standard!

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Debbi Logan

I recently had the pleasure of touring the Eliot Center alongside Karen Halloran, and the experience was truly delightful. Witnessing the residents engage in laughter and banter infused the atmosphere with heartwarming camaraderie. Throughout the facility, there was a pervasive sense of tranquility and hospitality. Notably, the staff exhibited remarkable friendliness and familiarity with each resident, addressing them by name. It was particularly impressive to learn about the availability of private rooms within both the rehab unit and the memory care unit.