DAUGHTERS OF ISRAEL PLEASANT VALLEY HOME is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in WEST ORANGE, NJ. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.9 out of 5 from 27 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Essex County and serves residents in the NJ area.
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My dad and my father-in-law were both patients at Daughters of Israel for short term rehab, and I am forever grateful for the incredible care they received. During some of the most difficult and stressful moments for our family, the nursing staff showed an extraordinary level of compassion, patience, and genuine kindness. They didn’t just care for their medical needs — they treated them like people, with dignity, respect, and warmth every single day. I was out of town when my father-in-law was admitted, and I didn't think twice about where he needed to go because they had taken great care of him the first time he was there. They provided everything he needed and kept me in the loop the whole time I was gone. The therapy team was absolutely fantastic. Their dedication, encouragement, and expertise made a real difference in their recovery and quality of life. They took the time to motivate, support, and celebrate progress, no matter how small, and it meant the world to our family to see how invested they were in each patient’s success. Knowing that both my dad and father-in-law were in such caring and capable hands gave us tremendous peace of mind. Daughters of Israel is truly a special place, and we will always be grateful to the nursing and therapy teams for the compassion and exceptional care they provided.
My father in law was here. They were unresponsive when called. He needed help going to the bathroom and often times ended up having accidents because no one would come. The bathrooms are dirty and the staff is unkind.
My mother in law has been a resident in the long term memory wing for about 9 months now. She is well cared for by the nursing staff and aides and seems to be happy when we visit her each week. The director of her dementia floor, as well as the social worker, have both made themselves available to our family if and when we have had questions and concerns.
This was the second time my mother has been in here. First time around 2 years ago it was bad but not as bad and horrific as it was this time! Under staffed and disrespectful workers. They take their time and help patients when needed. The patients are supposed to be showered twice a week and if you don't remind the aids they won't bother. I feel bad for then patients that have no one to check up on them because they really are screwed!! I would take my mother to the bathroom, change her and put her to bed every night because they never came back to help!! I even had to pay an aid outside to cone in the mornings and make sure my mother was taken care of. That's ridiculous!!!! So much money to stay there and horrible horrible facility!!!!! DISGUSTING!!!
I am in utter disbelief at the lack of care, respect, and decency this facility provides. It’s heart wrenching to see how patients are left to sleep in an uncomfortable wheelchair, left to sleep with soiled garments. When a patient calls for the nurse, it is likely that the patient must wait for an extensive amount of time before having assistance. The bathrooms are rarely cleaned, and the rooms are left with filth. Unfit staff. It’s astonishing that this facility is still in service. There needs to be great alterations to this facility for it to even be considered bearable. Absolutely disgusting and unfair environment.Never ever bring your loved ones to a place like this !!!!
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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.