Hebrew Rehabilitation Center - Boston

N H _{on Google}

Nov 28th, 2023

My Mother was there for 8 + years
The people and Staff at the Berenson Building 3th and 4th Floor were Great, Caring and informative. They took GREAT Care of my Mother.
Wish I could say the same about the 4th floor Burger

Joseph Smith _{on Google}

Jul 1st, 2023

My brother had 3 unwitnessed falls.
1 nurse 15 high maintenance patients.
He passed in September 2022
DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!

Peter Bennett _{on Google}

Feb 3rd, 2024

A friend of mine is there. He is a gentle, kind, low maintenance man who never complains - that is, until he became a resident here. If he is making critical comments, I know it must be very bad. The CNA is rough and abusive. His legal rights are routinely violated (for instance, his right to go to bed when he wants to - he is forced to lie in bed for 12 hours a day, which causes his bed sores to grow worse). They lied to him before he agreed to become a resident, promising physical therapy, which he almost never receives. He has been there over a month and has yet to be seen by a doctor. The food is so bad he can barely eat it, and he would have starved to death by now if we didn't have outside food delivered to him. This place is a hellscape that provides little to no care and has made my friend wish for death as an escape.
Update: They have not managed to kill my friend yet, but the level of neglect and abuse is is consistently nightmarish. The cna is rough and has injured him. They ignore him when he speaks, they snatch his food away and throw it in the garbage, they ignore all of his requests to go to the bathroom, and when they do bring him to the toilet, they will leave him hanging there for hours while he yells for help. When I complained about him being injured, they denied it and retaliated by treating him even worse. There is no point in complaining to the staff, as it will only cause them to increase the neglect and abuse.

Shai S _{on Google}

Sep 15th, 2023

A few years ago, when my mother was here, the experience was dreadful. Pressing the call button often yielded no response, and sometimes, the hallways were devoid of nurses. Despite my mother's battle with cancer and intense pain, medication was frequently delayed. On one occasion, desperate for assistance, we helped her move to a chair ourselves. When a nurse finally appeared an hour later, she berated us for taking that step. The lack of responsiveness and rudeness were disheartening, leading me to vow never to return or recommend such a place, even to my worst enemy. Attempts to communicate with the hospital CEO were met with silence, emphasizing the apparent lack of concern. It saddens me that individuals choosing to be nurses seem unwilling to fulfill the very purpose for which they are there.