THE WILLOWS AT RAMAPO REHAB AND NURSING CENTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in SUFFERN, NY. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.4 out of 5 from 269 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Rockland County and serves residents in the NY area.
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My mother has been in Willows twice. Both times she received excellent care, both medically and physically. Through rehab, she was able to recover and return home. Thank you.
This place is a joke compared to the brochure pictures and pictures on Google by the facility. People are here for some kind of rehab and no railings on bed ,very dark and dingy rooms hallways smell like poop.
My husband Charles is at the Willows and their care in getting him back on his feet is very professional and productive. The staff is warm and friendly. Particularly his nurse Crystal who is a kind, caring professional who is supportive and incredibly responsive to any of his needs. Being there and watching her in action is heartwarming to me to see how much she cares for her patients. We are truly blessed that he has Crystal as his nurse. Betty La Barbera
My mother is currently a patient here to recover from surgery. She is over 80, partially disabled but still very mentally sharp and aware. The stories she has told me make my jaw drop. She has good things to say about the physical therapists (when they decide to show up) and says the facility is beautiful. However the aides are often mean, rude and disrespectful. This morning at 3:30AM she was awoken to loud music coming from the room next door. She rang for assistance to ask to turn down the music as she was unable to sleep. They answer the call with “What do you want?” And when the aide finally came to see my mother, her response was “You’re bothering me for that?” The music stayed on until almost 6AM. Another incident the aide failed to position the bedpan properly which resulted in the bed becoming soaked. When my mother called for help, the aide came in, saw what happened and then stood outside her room announcing “She wet the bed!” The aides are rough and have no patience for patients that need extra help. They complain about having their time wasted at the simplest request for assistance. I don’t understand the reason for the hostility and if I read only glowing reviews, I’d say my mom is just being difficult. But my mother is very humble and polite, and there is absolutely no excuse for her to be treated as an inconvenience. She will be here for a couple more weeks which terrifies me. The doctors rarely check on her progress. The nurses are scarce. So she is at the mercy of these horrible aides. Please do something!
My husband recently had a stroke and he is currently rehabbing at the Willows at Ramapo. What a great place! The care is superb. The food is great. The rehab is superlative! And if ever you need emergency service, they are “Johnnie on the money” ready to help! I couldn’t ask for a better rehab. Thank you, everyone at Willows, You are not only lovely people, but extremely competent as well. And how rare is that in this day and age!!!
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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.