Eden Healthcare Center

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May 2026

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This place is horrible. They discriminate against people and treat patients differently based on appearance. It felt very racist and unethical. The staff members themselves seemed to care about patients, but the management is terrible and creates a very negative environment. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for respectful or fair treatment.

Susan B

May 2026

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This was a second time I visited a friend in this facility. The sign in was very smooth and high-tech. I really appreciated it. My visit was extremely good with my friend. And the staff helped me to find her when she wasn't in her room and the facility I found to be clean And fresh smelling. Will 1be visiting my friend often.Would not hesitate to recommend this facility to someone it's also easy to get to.

Lucy Kaye

Apr 2026

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I am grateful that my mom is in a caring facility. Our family truly appreciates all you do for those entrusted into your care. As difficult as it is, you all are doing your best.

Nalini Sen

Mar 2026

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I would like to share my positive experience with Eden Healthcare Center. The staff here are truly amazing—compassionate, attentive, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure residents feel comfortable and cared for. Their dedication and kindness make a real difference every day. The rehabilitation team is outstanding. They are knowledgeable, encouraging, and genuinely invested in each patient’s progress. The quality of therapy services is excellent, and it’s clear they work hard to help residents regain strength and independence. Overall, Eden Healthcare Center provides a warm, supportive environment with exceptional care. I highly recommend this facility to anyone looking for quality nursing and rehabilitation services.

Darci Arthur

Dec 2025

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Don't do it! The nursing staff is great, but is so outnumbered by the patients that each patient is neglected for the majority of each day. My 92 yr. old father, who lived on his own until a fall, stayed at Eden for 30 days after getting out of the hospital. He was left sitting in soiled diapers 23 hrs. a day. He ended up in the emergency room, moaning loudly in pain from a severe diaper rash/infection all over his private area and genitals. It took him *weeks* to recover - in significant pain the entire time. Find another facility with a better patient to nurse ratio (I don't recall what it was, maybe 50 patients to 1 on duty care provider - whatever it was, it was *not* enough). p.s. I visited ny dad almost every day, and the smell of urine walking down the hallways was overpowering. The ambulatory residents hung out in the halls, looking lost and alone - mostly because they were. It was really sad. More than one told me my dad was lucky that he had kids who came to see him so often. This is no reflection on the nursing home, but they could have offered more programs to keep the residents engaged and socializing in the evenings. At that time there were only 2-3 short activities during the day and nothing in the evenings but TV to watch. Speaking of TV, when you have a room shared by 2 or 3 residents and one TV, entertainment can be an issue, as can noise. It can be stressful to be subjected to TV noise from the show your roommate is watching when you're not interested in it and can't get away from it. The noise factor there was pretty bad. I'm in my 50s and could barely stand a 2 hr. visit - my poor dad had to listen to his roommate's blaring TV shows from sun up until 11pm. There is a lot of room for improvement at Eden.