THE BAPTIST HOME AT BROOKMEADE is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in RHINEBECK, NY. CMS overall rating: 5 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.9 out of 5 from 96 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Dutchess County and serves residents in the NY area.
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"⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 stars! The Meadows at Rhinebeck is a GEM 🏠💛! The care and compassion shown to residents is truly top-notch. Staff is friendly, attentive, and genuinely caring 😊. My experience has been wonderful - clean facilities, delicious food, and a warm atmosphere. Highly recommend for loved ones needing excellent care! 💖"
All paperwork handed in - was told it will take a while to review - massive paperwork sent - had to resend updated — BAM!! 3 hrs later - denied —our family member with a fake excuse. Seems they only want “certain type people” ~~ We will reach out to legal.*Update: I reached out to the Administrator Brian - email don reply - phone call: no reply no return calls I’d stay clear of this type of facility. This is how we are treated as we are trying to get our family member inside - I can’t imagine what you’re doing to the people inside after this horrible experience from your employees - treating us like animals.
A family member was in rehab at Meadows at Brookmeade for a few weeks. We have mixed feelings about the facility and staff. The PTs, OTs, and Speech staff were excellent! However, whether short staffed or not, no patient should have to wait more than an hour for assistance with the bathroom, and have to sit in soiled clothing. If we were not there daily from 9 to 5, we feel that our loved one would have been left alone much too long. The facility didn't even provide tissues, and extra napkins. Wheelchair and bed ridden patients were not given a pitcher of water daily. The food is average and there are some nice programs for those who are able to wheel themselves down to The Egg. When we toured the facility there were many promises made that were not fulfilled. Someone from administration should be making rounds daily, to talk to patients and family to see if their needs are being met, not just upon arrival and discharge weeks later.
I’ve had two family members at The Meadows at Brookmeade, and I wouldn’t want them anywhere else. Brookmeade truly goes above and beyond the daily duties of care. The staff doesn’t just meet needs – they find ways to make residents and families feel comfortable and their compassion shines bright in everything they do. The staff are wonderful and everyone has a smile to give, and I loved that The Pavilion has a café where we could enjoy a meal together and change the scenery for my family. It’s the little things the staff does that made all the difference in my loved ones’ stay. We all know the world has its struggles, but having them at Brookmeade gave me peace of mind. I never had to worry, knowing they were receiving the care and attention they needed. Truly grateful for everything the team does!
My mother-in-law had advanced Alzheimer's, and during this difficult time, the staff at Brookmeade were nothing short of exceptional. In the two years she lived there, the nursing team treated her with such kindness and compassion, always preserving her dignity, even when confusion took over. Although she often didn’t recognize where she was, her own name, or even the names of the staff, she could always tell who had been kind to her. Her face would light up when she saw familiar, friendly faces, a reminder of the safe and caring environment they provided. In the end, she passed peacefully, surrounded by nurses and staff who made her final moments as comfortable as possible. While no one wishes to spend their final days in a nursing home, sometimes it's necessary. And when that time comes, I truly believe this is the best place for a loved one to be.
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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.