Beth Sholom Village

Very nice facility I must say! Doesn't smell and everyone is really nice and inviting! My grandmother was there for about 4 months until she transitioned. Some staff were nice and some nurses weren't nice at all. We absolutely loved MiMi and Shirley! Hmm.. I don't recommend the comfort care and hospice they provided. It seems that they just give the elderly patients morphine to force them to pass away. I'd give their food maybe a 5/10. Overall clean, staff is okay as I stated some nice some not. There's room for improvement. I also wanted to add there was a nurse that watched my grandmother suffer from a seizure and the nurse did nothing. My family had to call 911.

My father was in here for about 4 months care started out good but went down hill after that. He was supposed to be under the care of hospice which was supposed to be Comfort care That did not happen we had to fight daily with the staff and doctors to help keep him calm and comfortable. I have witnessed hospice care before and it was wonderful this was not what happened in this facility. They would not listen to any family member about how well his care was. I would not recommend this facility to my worst enemy

Please keep your loved ones as far from this place as possible. If i could give negative stars i would. We had a complete nightmare with this place care of my Mother in law. It was suppose to be a place to help mom get home healthier and stronger than she came in. 8am-8pm, the place looks staffed and after 8pm...wow! This place turned into a ghost town and so was the care for the elderly. My Mother in law was there for recovery from having surgery for a pacemaker. She was doing good when she left the hospital able to walk and positive attitude and ready to get home. When we arrived, everything was rushed and we were told the registration paper work would be emailed to us(nothing was ever emailed and we never received anything from them on her treatment plan). When it came to her recovery plan, that was something we never received. She came in there able to walk and they left her in a wheelchair all the time. She came in there able to use the bathroom on her own, only needing help getting up, to them putting Depends on her because they didn't either want to help or have the staff to help. We would wait 15-25 minutes to get help when pressing the button with us having to seek help most of those times we would have to walk up to the nursing station where we found everyone on their phone. When there after 8pm, a gentleman in the room next to us wait over 25 minutes to get help(his IV was empty). When I walked to the Nurses station nobody was there and nobody was down hall 1, 2, 3 or 4. Finally, someone came out and asked if I needed help with an attitude like I was bothering her. I told I didn't need help but the gentleman in 110 needed some assistance. "We will get to him!" was her reply. Every day my wife would change Mom into her clothes because they left her in her bed. Half the time they didn't changer her into her pajamas when we would arrive in the mornings. We had to start dressing her for bed at night and get her dressed in the morning. One morning she was in h