CT NewsAgency
Mar 2026
I am deeply concerned about the conditions at this facility. It is presented as a rest home, but the reality is far different. A large percentage of the residents suffer from severe mental health conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and other serious psychiatric disorders, many with histories of violent psychotic episodes. About half of the residents also live with significant physical disabilities. Despite the high level of need, there appear to be no adequate medical professionals on site - no doctors, nurses, or licensed social workers providing consistent psychiatric or medical oversight. Residents receive little meaningful support or therapeutic care. Many spend nearly all of their time confined to their beds, getting up only for meals or smoke breaks. There is little evidence of structured programming, rehabilitation, or active engagement to improve quality of life. Even more alarming is the depressing condition of the property itself. Serious maintenance failures, including massive oil spills and structural roof collapses, have created a dangerous and unhealthy environment. The situation has escalated to the point where state agencies have reportedly ordered evacuation of residents due to safety concerns. Vulnerable individuals deserve dignity, safety, professional care, and a clean living environment. Based on what we have witnessed, this facility falls far short of those basic, humane standards.
