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House of The Good Shepherd Continuing Care Retirement Community
798 Willow Grove Street, Hackettstown, NJ, 07840
House of The Good Shepherd Continuing Care Retirement Community
798 Willow Grove Street, Hackettstown, NJ, 07840
Welcome to House of The Good Shepherd Continuing Care Retirement Community, a CCRC community located in Hackettstown, New Jersey. The cost of the assisted living community at House of The Good Shepherd Continuing Care Retirement Community starts at a monthly rate of $1,900 to $13,117. There may be some additional services that could increase the cost of care, depending on the services that you may need. This community allows residents to have pets. It’s always a good idea to check when you visit the community to see if your pet will be allowed.
There are 7 hospitals within 25 miles of House of The Good Shepherd Continuing Care Retirement Community. The two closest hospitals are Hackettstown Medical Center which is 0.6 miles away and Newton Medical Center which is 13.3 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at House of The Good Shepherd Continuing Care Retirement Community are:
- Pet Friendly
- Beauty & Barber
- Pool
- Activity Center
- Fitness Programs
Services and Amenities
Services
- English
- Complimentary Transportation
- Transportation at Cost
- Nearby Shopping
- Housekeeping
- Parking
Activities & Fitness
- Visiting Chaplain or Priest
- Happy Hour
- Live Musical Performances
- Yoga / Chair Yoga
- Birthday Parties
- Dances
Additional Features
- 62 Total Units
Dining & Nutrition
- Meals Provided
- Guest Meals
- Professional Chef
- Low / No Sodium
- No Sugar
- Library & Computer Lounge
Safety
- 0 Total Fines Imposed
- $0 in Fines Imposed
- 0 Payment Denials
- 0 Penalties Imposed
- 8 Total Deficiencies Reported
- 8 Health Standard Deficiencies
Accommodations
- Beauty Salon
- Central Fireplace
- Dogs Allowed
- Wheelchair Accessible Showers
- Respite or Short Term Stays Offered
- Wi-Fi/high-speed internet
Care
- Diabetic care
- Incontinence care
- Ambulatory care
- Memory care
- Medication management
- Hospice available on-site
Neighborhood
- Golf Course or Putting Green
- Piano or Organ
- Raised Garden Beds
My 87year old mother did not "experience joyful living" when she was involuntarily discharged from the House of Good Shepherd with a 60 day notice to find another home. Yes,we were told they would take good care of my mother for her lifetime at The HOGS. We were not informed,management would determi...
My 87year old mother did not "experience joyful living" when she was involuntarily discharged from the House of Good Shepherd with a 60 day notice to find another home. Yes,we were told they would take good care of my mother for her lifetime at The HOGS. We were not informed,management would determine what a lifetime meant. I am writing this so others may be careful when informed you will recieve " care for any stage of life".It is now defined as long as you can privately pay for the services, you can remain. The direct care staff-nurses,LPNs,CNAs,recreation dietary,maintenance, front desk were all wonderful to my mother. I am sorry that many of them lost their jobs. This move was heartbreaking for my mother and her family.She is now in another home .We are hopeful that we can trust management again. Times are difficult for many businesses, however when you are dealing with the elderly,vulnerable members of our society , I expect more from a Christian organization.
Read moreNot a great place. Healthcare and CPC is shutting down leaving over 40 residents to find new home. The employers are not respectable at all and treat their employees like trash. Doesn’t care about anyone but money. Recommend you bring your loved ones to a better place.
I echo what Sunflower posted. We were told March 29 that they are closing their skilled nursing wing and their Comprehensive Personal Care wing (Medicaid paid assisted living) effective June 1, 2022. That''s right folks, 2 months for family members (for those residents who have family) to scrambl...
I echo what Sunflower posted. We were told March 29 that they are closing their skilled nursing wing and their Comprehensive Personal Care wing (Medicaid paid assisted living) effective June 1, 2022. That''s right folks, 2 months for family members (for those residents who have family) to scramble and find an appropriate place for loved one to transfer to. I have done nothing else since I was notified but work on this problem. Due to the number of people affected and their Medicaid status you can imagine the intense competition for what the spots are available. They are few and far between as Sunflower noted in her post. The fact that my mother has been there for 5.5 years and has spent down all her private funds after being verbally promised many times that they never turn anyone out due to lack of funds makes it even more disgusting and reprehensible. Don''t believe the official spin they give for why they are closing these units--I sure don''t and take this as a cautionary tale people. Don''t believe anything these places tell you. Meanwhile ask yourselves why there are construction vehicles and renovation activities going on there. I would like to add that I do believe the floor staff when they tell me they were not told about these closures until the same morning the residents were told. My mother''s nursing staff, CNAs, housekeeping and dining room staff have always been very kind, caring and helpful. Some of them will be losing their jobs. Just heartbreaking to see my mom crying all day and asking why she can''t stay in her "home." Again, she has resided there for 5.5 years. Oh and don''t be surprised when similar facilities tell you that they only have Medicaid beds for residents who have been with them for at least 2 years and paying privately before they needed a Medicaid bed. I have been told that as recently as yesterday. Channel 69 FMZ covered this story this week if you want to look it up in their archive.
Read moreMy grandmother is very upset at their recent closing of her home! Unbelievable they would push all of their nursing home residents out so quickly like that. There are far and few homes for people who need round the clock care like my grandmother. This was also the perfect location for her-close to t...
My grandmother is very upset at their recent closing of her home! Unbelievable they would push all of their nursing home residents out so quickly like that. There are far and few homes for people who need round the clock care like my grandmother. This was also the perfect location for her-close to the hospital and we lived 5 minutes from her. Now it’ll be a hike to go see her and as far as the rest of our family, it’s even further for them now just to visit
Read moreReally nasty nurse there I was staff and brought in flowers for a subacute who didn''t get visitors As this nurse walked by me she said " they''re not dead yet" Disgusting ...I believe her name was Ester
STAY AWAY! Wheeled her out of there myself and took their wheelchair back the next day. Right past admissions, the nursing director and front desk. No discharge, no help, no nothing. Can''t be bothered with you unless you are throwing money at them. Stay away! Detrimental to your loved one''s ...
STAY AWAY! Wheeled her out of there myself and took their wheelchair back the next day. Right past admissions, the nursing director and front desk. No discharge, no help, no nothing. Can''t be bothered with you unless you are throwing money at them. Stay away! Detrimental to your loved one''s health. Sad.
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