CareOne at Brookline

David Hanley 

on Google

a month ago

I was in CareOne for almost 2 years and I want to thank the team for being caring, professional, and exceptional in their care. When I was at my most vulnerable the team rallied around me and brought me back to a state of health that no one felt possible. The CNA's nurses and therapists on the 2nd floor were my family....yup you too Tenela. I want to give a special shout out to the rehab folks under the careful eye of my friend Christina. If it were not for them I would not be walking today. I have seen that group of excepti... read more

hewt kidu 

on Google

3 weeks ago

I wanted to sincerely thank Courtney Green dedicated to exceeding expectations and incredible support while my father was in CareOne Brookline rehab. She was understanding and flexible with my schedule: her leadership during that tough time was exceptional. Furthermore, doctors, nurses (RNs/LPNs), front desk staff, and all employees were really supported as an employee, and it's inspiring to work for someone who values their team like that. My family and I want to thank you all so much!! 

Lexi DS 

on Google

6 months ago

My mother was in "short term" rehab at CareOne Brookline recently, and I am still in awe about the terrible communication and accountability structures in place at this facility. I called every number I could find online and in the brochure in her room during the first week of her stay, trying to get someone to tell me how she'd been assessed and what her plan of care was. Eventually, I had to go into the facility in person where I was told that the phone system wasn't working. I was impressed by the care of the nursing, O... read more

Paula Depina 

on Google

4 months ago

After 2 wks of my grandma being there we immediately took her home. Nurse and CNA left her own soil and didn’t feed her. Doing this to someone they knew was dementia and is won’t to able feed herself. After repeatedly tell this we took her out. 

R Hezir 

on Google

5 months ago

The fact that they want to discharge an elderly disabled man who's in a wheelchair who clearly has cellulitis to the point of it pussing out of his skin to a homeless shelter is indicative of the non empathic things and uncompassionate decision-making skills. Don't discharge homeless people from the nursing home until they're fracking healed because guess what they will die if you don't, and that will be on your hands and better believe this is going to be reported to the department of public health. the fact that you don't ... read more