Sherrill House

Name: Sherrill House
Address: 135 South Huntington Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts, 02130, United States
Telephone: (617) 731-2400
Price range: $$

Boston Massachusetts, United States , Massachusetts , United States

3.7 on Google · 90 reviews

Memory Care Skilled Nursing

About Sherrill House

Sherrill House is a senior living community located in Boston, offering memory care and skilled nursing services. It serves individuals who require specialized support for cognitive conditions such as dementia or Alzheimer's, as well as those in need of ongoing nursing care or rehabilitation following a hospital stay, injury, or illness. Families considering Sherrill House for a loved one are typically looking for a setting where trained staff can manage more complex medical or memory-related needs than can be met at home. Those exploring options are encouraged to contact the community directly to learn more about specific programs, daily routines, and how it can meet the particular needs of a parent or partner.

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Memory care offered

Dedicated memory care services for residents with dementia

Skilled nursing care

Skilled nursing services available on site

Boston location

Located in the city of Boston

Over 100 years

More than one hundred years of senior care experience

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Lou Halstead 4 months ago

I asked the head nurse to check on my husband when I left and the next morning his oxygen was 71 and he couldn’t breathe. When I arrived the head nurse had no memory of me asking her to check on him the previous night and they had just started to administer oxygen an hour after I had called them to alert them that my husband couldn’t breathe. When the ambulance arrived, they said that they had not connected the oxygen correctly so my husband was in respiratory failure. He died 10 days later. This was just one of the incompetencies of Sherrill House.
Deborah Greene a year ago

Each time I have visited my friend who is a resident at Sherrill House, I am always first, greeted by a friendly, welcoming, and helpful receptionist. And each time, as have made my way with my friend to her room, the common lunch room, or more recently the patio beyond the entrance, I have been offered with my friend, support from staff along the way. On my most recent visit with my friend as she sat with a number of friends on the patio under the umbrella, staff stopped by to make sure we were comfortable. It is reassuring to know when my visits end, friendly, welcoming, and supportive staff remain there, working inside the Sherrill House.

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Wendy Toy a year ago

I cannot say enough great things about Sherrill House. They took great care of my father when he was there for rehab. The staff, the nurses, and the physical therapist go the extra mile to provide the support for each and every patient. The professionalism and kindness shown to my father and our family helped so much towards his recovery.
Valencia Greene a year ago

The Aids are very nice and caring. The conflict comes in when questioned about PT and OT, I was told my mom would get 1 hr. Of PT and an hr of OT. My mom , with difficulty was able to walk when she went in, but because of lack of therapy and onset dementia after 2 months of being at the Sherill House, she was not able to walk when she returned home. So if you have a family member at any facility, I advise visit daily, multiple times a day especially during therapy, so that you can witness it being done and not take their word. I was told daily that she was taking 10 - 20 steps daily. Which was about the same she was doing at home. On release I was told 6 steps. Big difference right. I asked if she could have someone walk with her with the wheel chair behind her during the day as well so she wouldn't forget how to walk and become complacent in sitting and lying down most of the day. Because that's how , by God's help we did daily. She walked with her walker very slowly to the bathroom, to the kitchen and to the living to watch TV. Now. She is bed ridden and wheel chair bound. Thank you Sherill House.
Donna Devin a year ago

My Mom was a patient at Sherrill House August '24. This was her 3rd rehab facility due the start of her medical issues starting in April. As they say "#3 is a Charm". Her care there was great. The facility was clean and bright, the staff was attentive, friendly and caring. I have been part of the, health care gorilla for 30 years, I don't know how they do it as a non profit - but it works. Continued success.