Millennium Memory Care at Matawan

Debbie Boerke

Jul 2026

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My brother's dementia caused serious behavioral issues which made it hard when we needed to place him in a memory care facility. During my search for the right place, Galina contacted me and explained the facilities methods. My favorite was the use of ice cream and my brother admitted he gets a lot of ice cream. Kayla and staff go over and above in their care of Scott. We appreciate always being notified of everything that happens to him and love seeing the pictures of special occasions. Scott enjoyed being King of the Day on his birthday.

Donna Souto

May 2026

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My husband had been living at Millennium of Matawan for the past year. The facility is very clean and the staff is very attentive to the residents needs. John and Keyla are very professional and kind, putting me and my family’s concerns at ease. The care he is getting is great, better than any other facility he has been in. Thank you Millennium for all you do for my husband and the other resident always with a smile on your face. 😊

Donald Reisfeld

Aug 2025

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My father for the past 3 plus years was a resident in assisted living and memory care at Sunrise of East Brunswick. During that time he had numerous falls and issues of wanting to move on. Whenever there was a behavior problem and/or fall Sunrise has a policy to call an ambulance. Their model was to call an ambulance…13 times in all. Fortunately my father never broke any bones but did require stitches twice. The last incident was back in late February 2025. My father fell no injuries but the night shift had instructions to call an ambulance. My father ended up in St Peter’s for 12 days after being misdiagnosed with a pneumonia. Both St Peter’s and Sunrise would only release my father if I arranged for 24/7 care back at Sunrise in their memory care unit. Financially this was not going to work.<br>On Feb 24 my father returned to Sunrise with 24/7 care. On the 25th I met John the director at Millennium, on the 26th had a second interview and signed the papers. On the 28th my father was in the care of Esther and her caregiver team.Thanks to the social worker at St Peter’s for highly recommending Millennium at Matawan. Millennium knew how to care for my father and his dementia. Their model was just the opposite of Sunrise. Not sending him to the hospital as a first resort, only as a last resort. The merry walker gave my father mobility and significantly reduced the chance of falling. Yes, he ended up in the hospital one time for a fall that required stitches but I was able to sleep at night. Millennium didn’t complain about my father’s behavior, they dealt with it. My father spent 5 plus months at Millennium after passing away in early August. He would have been 102 years old come this October. I’ve never looked back at the decision to make to move to Millennium at Matawan. A+.<br>BTW - my father had a Cochlear ear implant another issue Millennium was able to deal with. The Cochlear was constantly being lost at Sunrise.

Freddy G

Jul 2025

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Sadly, My wife spent almost 5 years there and received compassionate care from an involved staff with competent management, thank you Esther.

Gabby M

Apr 2025

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During the most difficult time in our families life, we brought my Grandmother to Millennium Memory Care in Matawan. John the Director showed us the time and kindness we were desperately seeking, but didn’t find with other facilities. We were constantly treated as just another number and patients and this was the first place we found where our family was treated with the utmost thought and care. The staff are amazing. The relief we feel in finding this forever home for my grandmother is indescribable. She’s a difficult case and no other memory care would accept her but Millenium told us not to worry about a thing that she was in the best of hands and she truly is. Thank you Millenium! Can’t stress enough that if you are looking for a memory care facility for your loved one look no further.