Cedarwood Gardens is a nursing home located in Franklin, Massachusetts, certified by Medicare and Medicaid since July 1, 1990. It serves 77 current occupants and offers a range of care and medical support services for its residents. This facility provides comprehensive medical care and monitoring, including diabetes management and peritoneal dialysis. Medicinal needs are managed through its medication coordination services, and they offer both short-term rehabilitation and long-term nursing care, aimed at seniors with various health conditions. Physicians make regular visits to monitor resident health, while specialized therapies such as physical, occupational, and speech therapies support those recovering from conditions like strokes and arthritis. Additional services include IV therapies, cardiac care, wound care, and specialized stroke care, ensuring that residents receive targeted treatment for specific health needs. Cedarwood Gardens also offers respite care services and pain management support, enhancing comfort for temporary and permanent residents alike.
The facility’s amenities are aimed at providing a comfortable living environment. Residents have access to laundry and dry cleaning services, a barber/beauty salon, and clubs and communities designed to foster social interaction and engagement. A resident/family council is available, providing a platform for input and feedback on facility operations. Despite these offerings, the facility has received predominantly negative reviews focused on the overall quality of care and infrastructure. The environment is described as dated, with significant dissatisfaction from both residents' families and some staff members. Concerns include a perceived lack of compassion from staff, though nurse Karen is highlighted for her friendliness and kindness. Criticisms extend to the workplace environment, where staff behavior reportedly goes unaddressed due to union protection. These reviews collectively depict challenges in the facility's management and care quality, notwithstanding some positive individual staff contributions.
Costs at this community start at $1,970 and range up to $12,395. The average price in the community is $12,395, which is more than the average price in the area of $7,543. The cost of nursing homes in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. If the resident needs other services, additional services may increase the monthly cost.
