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Newbridge On The Charles Skilled Nursing Facility
7000 Great Meadow Road, Dedham, MA, 02026
Newbridge On The Charles Skilled Nursing Facility
7000 Great Meadow Road, Dedham, MA, 02026
Welcome to Newbridge On The Charles Skilled Nursing Facility, a Nursing Home community located in Dedham, Massachusetts. The cost of the assisted living community at Newbridge On The Charles Skilled Nursing Facility starts at a monthly rate of $1,970 to $12,395. There may be some additional services that could increase the cost of care, depending on the services that you may need. This community does not allow pets of any kind or size.
There are 29 hospitals within 25 miles of Newbridge On The Charles Skilled Nursing Facility. The two closest hospitals are Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Needham which is 2.3 miles away and Brigham And Women’S Faulkner Hospital which is 4.1 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at Newbridge On The Charles Skilled Nursing Facility are:
- Outdoor Areas
- Activity Center
- Housekeeping
Services and Amenities
Services
- On-site maintenance personnel
Activities & Fitness
- Personal trainer
- Putting green
Safety
- 24-hour security gate
Accommodations
- intergenerational programs
- Midwest Village, Nicholas Conservatory & Anderson Gardens
- Volunteer Opportunities
Care
- Wound Care
- Mental Wellness Program
- Occupational Therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Pharmacy
- Physical Therapy
Excellent facilities and comprehensive retirement community with independent living, assisted living, memory care, long term care and rehabilitation
NewBridge stands as a quintessential example of how a senior community can actively promote healthy living through a holistic approach that harmonizes physical wellness, social engagement, and mental stimulation. The integration of these elements into the fabric of the NewBridge community reflects a...
NewBridge stands as a quintessential example of how a senior community can actively promote healthy living through a holistic approach that harmonizes physical wellness, social engagement, and mental stimulation. The integration of these elements into the fabric of the NewBridge community reflects a deep understanding of what it takes to promote healthy living among seniors. It''s not just about adding years to life but also about adding life to years. Through its thoughtful blend of socialization, physical activity, connection with nature, and engagement with music, NewBridge offers its residents a vibrant and nurturing environment that celebrates the joy of living well.
Read moreIt’s a wonderful place to work, great environment,
My dad has been living there since March of 2020. I love the things you don''t see and the things you do. EMT on staff has a very fast response time. It seems like all of the workers are very happy there and most say "Hi Joe" to my dad as we walk by. The building is very nice and having a rehab and ...
My dad has been living there since March of 2020. I love the things you don''t see and the things you do. EMT on staff has a very fast response time. It seems like all of the workers are very happy there and most say "Hi Joe" to my dad as we walk by. The building is very nice and having a rehab and memory care on sight is an amazing asset. He is surrounded by intelligent people and have amazing musicians weekly. I am very happy for my that he lives there.
Read moreThey abused my mother with tbi never changed her please people don''t put loved ones here my mother died after 2 mths of being here
My loved one is often disrespected. The nurse and the aides have ganged up on him on many, many occasions. Bullying a quadriplegic with a brain injury is downright disgusting! If your loved one has a special need, think twice about this place. There is little sensitivity to my loved one’s physical...
My loved one is often disrespected. The nurse and the aides have ganged up on him on many, many occasions. Bullying a quadriplegic with a brain injury is downright disgusting! If your loved one has a special need, think twice about this place. There is little sensitivity to my loved one’s physical incapacitation. He has been told that “You ask too much”. “You ask for the impossible.” “I am not going to spend all night in this room.” From the patient: Sometimes I greet the staff with a “hello“ or “how are you tonight?” I may not be acknowledged at all. I am ignored. When this happens, it makes me feel awful. It makes me feel like an object, a job, not even a person. I do have feelings.
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