Nazareth Home

Nazareth home is a caring compassionate facility that treats everyone that walks through their door with respect. The facility is clean and does not smell like a nursing home. My aunt was here and was nervous about going to a nursing home because of the negative things you see on tv but she loved it! She made friends and was always doing things at the facility. She is catholic and really enjoyed going to mass everyday and the faith based activities. You can rest easy knowing your family is taken care of.

My mother was in Nazareth Home for rehab and we would never have her go anywhere else. Everyone in the facility treated my mother as if she were the only patient they had to care for. The food was excellent and mom never complained about anything. The facility is clean, bright and airy. The staff met with me, her caregiver, before they released her to make sure we were all on the same page as to her requirements. Thank you Nazareth Home for making a difficult situation more than bearable.

Making the decision about admitting a loved one into nursing home is never easy. I have called Nazareth Home on several occasions and everyone I have spoken to are polite and professional. Also, we did a Google search resulted in many articles that praised the work the Nazareth Home is doing. They are nonprofit organization that has been around since 1976 so they must be doing something right.

Very disappointed. After meeting with the admittance director in March of last year and being told that if my grandmother needed a bed becasue of an emergent situation "we will find her a bed here", they did not deliver! Not only did she not call me back after 6 buisness days, she raised her vocie at me and asked if she was supposed to "kick someone out of their room for my grandmother to have a bed" AND that she had "150 papers on her desk to go through and wasn't able to call me back" (as if my situation was any less important than any one of those other 150 papers). I won't go into all the details however, being rasied Catholic I will say what I said to her... You should be ashamed of yourself. How dare you speak to me as if I'm bothering you. You told my family last year that you'd be there to help us and you never called ANY ONE of us back. The Nurse at the hospital gave us the news... 6 days after I began calling you that you didn't have a room for her. Can you imagine what it's like to tell your loved one that they will need Hospurus care and need to go to a nursing home... and then once they accept that news then change the plans and tell them never mind we need to look for a new nursing home now."

She was not pleased with me but I felt compled to post this because I pray that this never happens to another family. I do not trust them and can't imagine having to trust them with the care of my dying loved one.