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The Country Home Memory Care
1095 Tabor Road, Morris Plains, NJ, 07950
The Country Home Memory Care
1095 Tabor Road, Morris Plains, NJ, 07950
Welcome to The Country Home Memory Care, a Memory Care community located in Morris Plains, New Jersey. The cost of the assisted living community at The Country Home Memory Care starts at a monthly rate of $5,280 to $9,500. 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 28 hospitals within 25 miles of The Country Home Memory Care. The two closest hospitals are Saint Clare’S Hospital/ Denville Campus which is 2.1 miles away and Morristown Medical Center which is 5.3 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at The Country Home Memory Care are:
- Outdoor Areas
- Activity Center
- Parking
- Beauty & Barber
Services and Amenities
Services
- Transportation at Cost
- Filipino
- French
- Spanish
- English
- Social Outings
Dining & Nutrition
- Meals Provided
Care
- Diabetic care
- Memory care
- Incontinence care
- Ambulatory care
- Medication management
- Nurse
A great facility.The staff is attentive, and truly cares for all of the people in the house. Responsible Family considered in all decisions of care.
My husband is at The Country Home Memory Care. It's a combination of memory care and assisted living. He's there for assisted living. We chose it because it was more reasonable. It's an older place. It's not a new place like all of these fancy places. It's been there for qui...
My husband is at The Country Home Memory Care. It's a combination of memory care and assisted living. He's there for assisted living. We chose it because it was more reasonable. It's an older place. It's not a new place like all of these fancy places. It's been there for quite a while and it's always been some type of a group home facility. It's like a house. The staff is very nice. One of the things that's good is that there's always somebody close by. People are not spread out. On the one hand, there's not a ton of room, but on the other hand, somebody is always looking after them. The food is fine. They have bingo and entertainment. They have a big front porch so that people can go outside when it's nice, which my husband likes to do. They have a very pleasant dining room. They keep it decorated for different seasons. He gets rehab several times a week and he's getting stronger. He's improving there. Online it talks about it being memory care, but they have both memory care and assisted living and he is not in memory care. They're much more responsive than the rehab facility he was in before. They don't publish a menu or something, so you can't walk away with a menu. The only problem that we've had is with the air-conditioning. The air-conditioning has needed work while we're there, but the facility is clean. Certain parts of the building are a little worn and if you're in an older part of the building, the air-conditioning doesn't seem to work quite as well, but they're working on it.
Read moreThe kindness and compassion [name removed] and her team showed by father in law was absolutely wonderful. He couldn't have been in a better place.
Please be careful and do a lot of research before you place a loved one here. The website has not been updated in years, the staff they have listed no longer works there except for one. The previous director was a major asset to Country Home and he retired and moved out of state several years ago. B...
Please be careful and do a lot of research before you place a loved one here. The website has not been updated in years, the staff they have listed no longer works there except for one. The previous director was a major asset to Country Home and he retired and moved out of state several years ago. Be very cautious the current staff is not caring most of the staff left after [name removed]retired because the new management is running this place into the ground. Before my father passed we had plans of relocating him, we would spend more time there because we lost faith. There response to his care in his last few weeks was not acceptable. The staff is told when tours are happening, this is not daily life there. The level of memory care is that the doors are locked. There was not one RN on staff and the care is more custodial. I’ve seen reviews by there own staff, one of the profile pictures in a review was an old staff member who was fired and the name was different. Do your research!!
Read moreMy mom has been at the Country Home for several years. The staff at the Country Home (and the other residents) have given my mom a new lease on life. When she entered the CH, her every day was a living nightmare. She woke up every day upset, anxious, and suffering from delusions that her (deceased)...
My mom has been at the Country Home for several years. The staff at the Country Home (and the other residents) have given my mom a new lease on life. When she entered the CH, her every day was a living nightmare. She woke up every day upset, anxious, and suffering from delusions that her (deceased) parents were in trouble and needed help or that my (deceased) father was holding her captive. For the first month or so, she suffered from similar delusions, but with the dedicated help of the staff at the Country Home, she slowing but surely became happy again. She became part of the community at the Country Home. She made friends and the caring staff helped her to find joy in her life. She still suffers from dementia. She still has delusions that lead her to believe things that are not true. However now, on most days, the delusions are about good things like her parents being alive and her wanting to throw an anniversary party for them. On the days when the delusions are bad, the staff
Read moreMy mom has been at the Country Home for several years. The staff at the Country Home (and the other residents) have given my mom a new lease on life. When she entered the CH, her every day was a living nightmare. She woke up every day upset, anxious, and suffering from delusions that her (decease...
My mom has been at the Country Home for several years. The staff at the Country Home (and the other residents) have given my mom a new lease on life. When she entered the CH, her every day was a living nightmare. She woke up every day upset, anxious, and suffering from delusions that her (deceased) parents were in trouble and needed help or that my (decreased) father was holding her captive. For the first month or so, she suffered from similar delusions, but with the dedicated help of the staff at the Country Home, she slowing but surely became happy again. She became part of the community at the Country Home. She made friends and the caring staff helped her to find joy in her life. She still suffers from dementia. She still has delusions that lead her to believe things that are not true. However now, on most days, the delusions are about good things like her parents being alive and her wanting to throw an anniversary party for them. On the days when the delusions are bad, the staff help steer her back to a better place. She is almost always happy when we come to see her, which we do a couple of times a week since live close by. I will be forever indebted to the staff (and the other residents) for making it possible for my mom to happy life during this difficult stage of her life.
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