HILLCREST COMMONS NURSING & REHABILITATION CENTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in PITTSFIELD, MA. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.9 out of 5 from 46 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Berkshire County and serves residents in the MA area.
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This place is awful. The lack of communication is ridiculous. With the exception of s few staff members, most of them are unprofessional, lazy and inexperienced, especially the CNAs. Not to mention the food is atrocious.
The staff here is all amazing so helpful and caring they are all team players and hard workers. It is difficult to see your loved ones in a facility it may be old but the staff is so caring and compassionate. Great job
Hospital sent my mother there for rehab, 2 weeks, they discharged her less than a week later without ever taking her for physical therapy ....rediculous
I don't even know where to start but my Mother is here and has been here for awhile. She's always telling me that she's not eating because the food is disgusting and looks like jail food. They never have other options, always out of snacks and other things for the residents to have to eat or drink. I bring my mom so much food, snacks, drinks, personal care products, hair ties, clothing, cups and more and her stuff is constantly coming up missing or the lazy and careless staff keeps dropping and breaking all of her drinking cups. Between myself and my grandmother who is my mom's mom(79 years old btw) we spend so much money every single month buying the same things over and over every month because my mother needs these things for basic living. It doesn't even matter if her name is on her items, people still take her stuff. She had a wheel chair that we brought legs for, so my mother could have a wheel chair but yet the staff couldn't find it so my mom could go join the residents to play bingo.. my mother is always left in her bed, they don't get her up anymore, physical therapy isn't even a thing in the last month or 2. It's sad that my mom has to call me to tell me that nobody is answering her call bell and she's either so thirsty or sitting in urine and or feces for hours while her call bell is on but going unanswered. I call the facility to ask if they can get my mom something to drink and change her when thats their jobs anyways. Every time i am there visiting, I see nobody answering the bells, all the staff is always sitting around laughing, talking or complaining. Some of the staff need to be fired and looked into. I can't stand how my mother is treated here. She shouldnt be kept in the bed all day everyday, missing meals, not able to enjoy activites. She asks to get put into the chair and they dont get her up anymore. Shes still human too and deserves to be treated and respected as such.
I'm not sure were to start. Besides having a wonderful family, friends and a few staff at Soldier On to help (really above and beyond) me in my recovery (still have a little more to do) The staff at Hillcrest Commons are just the most caring group of people. I wish I could put their names down individually but I can't thank you all enough. From the RNs, LPNs, Aids, PT/OT, Kitchen crew, Cleaners, Social Workers, Maintenance, Laundry and I'm sure I'm missing some others but what a good team. All shifts work pretty darn well together. I like that they hear your concerns and if they don't have the answer, they will try and find it. Thank you. 4.85 🌟 out of 5 🌟 Hillcrest 10.0 🌟 out of 5 🌟 Family I would recommend Hillcrest Commons Rehabilitation for those who need it.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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