First place they dont answer the phone when you call them.

If you are thinking about working here. PLEASE DONT!!! Supervisors and upper management are so unprofessional and do not care about their employees . They play favorites and pick on the employees that they do not like. VERY UNPROFESSIONAL PLACE TO WORK

Incredible state of the art facility and Staff.

My mom transitioned to the Jewish home a week ago for long term care. We are beyond blessed she got in! There is no better place in CT! Separate homes in complex, gorgeous private rooms and bathrooms for all residents, best care, great made to order food, best activities... You could not ask for more... Thank you Jewish Senior Services you are the Best of the best!

Nurses and physical therapist are great! Some aids, not so much.

Great staff everyone is so friendly especially the residents

This is a fraudulent company. They ripped me off. DO NOT USE

If your looking for a job DONT WORK HERE . they dont appreciate all the work you have to do especially on tandent east . they are very unorganized. They favor one another if they dont like you they will find the littlest reason to get you written up . evrybody is quitting because management is horrible. They arent understanding what so ever . they give residents too much power to the point you dont feel like your HELPING it feels like your their slave. I wouldnt recommend this place to any of my highest experienced friends or family. It isnt worth it. The only good thing about this place is the wage per hour but this place will break you down and have you going crazy . do yourself a favor and skip this job application youll wonna quit before yu even start. Save yourself the tears, stress and sweat. Trust me.

My husband , Gerald Ohara was,admitted 10/1/14 to K3 with Alzheimers The physical custodial care was very good as was the medical care. Gerrys AD progressed rapidly to paranoia, and I experienced the psychiatric services to be woefully inadequate. The psychiatrist is only on site one day a week. The APRN only there 2 days a week, and cannot be contacted after she leaves. When Gerrys symptoms excavated the APRN wanted to check his urine to rule out a urinary tract infection which can cause increased psych. symptoms. Her order was written on a Monday, and never executed. Gerrys paranoia got worse, by Thurs. of that week I had to get the sample. It was negative. Nursing did not follow up getting the urine. When questioned I was told, we left the urinal in his bath room. With no APRN on site, watching my husband rapidly deteriorating I was livid. A Dr. came to see me on a Sat; she did nothing but talk me into waiting before an antipsychotic was prescribed. On that Sunday, I was called at home that Gerry Had broken the glass of the fire alarm, was bleeding and had to be transferred to Bpt. Hosp. Geriatric Psych where he died on 12/10/14.I am writing this as a service to families who have a loved one with psych. issues. I think they need to advocate for 24/7 coverage of, at least, an aprn. I called the administrator of K3, who responded with, thats how it is in all nursing homes; to which I responded, isnt that sad. I have a nurse friend who worked, at one time in another facility. She, in tandem with a psychiatrist, and had a 24/7 on call system. Its only common sense.I am following this up with a letter to the State of Ct., dept. of health.

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