CareOne at Lowell

Pauline Minch 

on Google

4 months ago

I'm deeply impressed with the staff at CareOne, especially Neurobehavior Program Director Nessreen Aidelbi and her assistant Napoleon Battle. Due to their dedication and diligence, Saint Michael Parish has been able to develop a deep relationship with the residents, who actively help weekly with church cleaning and chores. What is beneficial to us is extremely important to the residents, as their work provides them purpose, responsibility and productivity. Saint Michael's is proud to call CareOne staff and residents a key pa... read more

Kelly 

on Google

5 months ago

It was dirty and they were using unsafe procedures to move patients and urinals were left out. It was very depressing visually as well. Staff was nice. 

A Johnson 

on Google

a year ago

The team at CareOne has been caring and works well with me (family and health care proxy) in regards to my weekly visits and on external Specialist Dr appointments to ensure my family member is doing the best he can do to improve or be comfortable and happy. This includes me working with the Nurses , staff and clinicians to ensure he visits neurologist, cardiologist and other specialty drs. The dental, ear, feet and PT and OT general is done daily with nurse/LPn etc oversight at CareOne. He feels cared for and they are rea... read more

B G V SR (B) 

on Google

a year ago

Terrible, it's like a 1950's Mental Asylum! I was sent here 3 months ago and they're slowly killing me. Ask a nurse or CNA for help or a question and they walk away from you! Abusive, Neglectful staff! Terrible DR., N.P. they don't listen and spend 2 minutes with patients and walk away hence no health problems get attention. I've been trying to get a diet for over a month or "proper prior medications I've been on for 43 years for over 3 months now. We'll call the hospital that sent you here and your first nursing home to mak... read more

Larissa Paolantonio 

on Google

2 years ago

a friend of mine who has no family in this country was placed here after his employer could no longer pay for him to be at Spaulding in Charlestown. he has an brain injury and is basically being left to die in this facility. There has been no progress since he arrived there, he constantly needs to be bathed and it is the hardest thing watching him sit there. He has state insurance now but there's got to be a better place for him than this.