NewBridge On the Charles - Independent Living & Assisted Living

Anna Sullivan 

on Google

4 years ago

My mother went to NewBridge on the Charles to recover from a shoulder explant and infection. Two weeks later she was sent to the ER with a "dislocated shoulder." As frustrated as I was the staff was not aware she did not have a shoulder to dislocate, i was infuriated to find the real problem was her doctor at Newbridge had removed all of her stitches and the cement spacer in her shoulder was protruding through the now open incision. This required my mother, who was still fighting an infection, to undergo surgery to place the... read more

Fred Toey 

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4 years ago

Don’t waste your time here VERY RUDE DOCTOR We Dealt with THEY PATRONIZE FAMILIES. Non speaking English help. All my family member can remember is horror stories of sitting in room in a wet or soiled diaper. Alone most of the day in a room , 3 meals and 3 short rehab visits to the room. This place is not for broken bone rehabilitation by any means. They only have 48 Beds and it appears they make more money from Medicare the first 3 weeks giving patients some care. Then tell u you have to go now This place is all about money ... read more

Terry Buchieri 

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4 years ago

Our dear 95 year old Aunt was recently at NewBridge on the Charles for Rehab. She was there almost two weeks, and was very happy with the entire Staff. She has been in at least 4 others in the past 3 years, and my husband and I have never experienced such an excellent response from EVERYONE and the superb care she received. We were contacted regularly on her condition, and what could be done moving forward. We thank you all so much for your hard work, dedication and support of our dear, loving Aunt! You went above and beyond... read more

Gail Samuelson 

on Google

5 years ago

My mother lived in Memory Assisted Living at Newbridge on the Charles for three years and sadly passed away in May from advanced Alzheimer's Disease. While there, she had such a positive experience in so many ways but I'd like to particularly express my thanks and gratitude to the Expressive Therapies Program led by the wonderful Leticia Prieto Alvarez. Leticia and her fellow therapists provide a myriad of opportunities for artistic and emotional expression, bringing pleasure and joy to each and every resident on a daily bas... read more

Gail Samuelson 

on Google

5 years ago

My mother lived in Memory Assisted Living at Newbridge on the Charles for three years and sadly passed away in May from advanced Alzheimer's Disease. While there, she had such a positive experience in so many ways but I'd like to particularly express my thanks and gratitude to the Expressive Therapies Program led by the wonderful Leticia Prieto Alvarez. Leticia and her fellow therapists provide a myriad of opportunities for artistic and emotional expression, bringing pleasure and joy to each and every resident on a daily bas... read more