My relative had an accident and needed more care than could not be done at home. Only about 2 weeks. After the first two days, they requested help to shower. In the two weeks there they never got a shower or bath. Something always came up when they asked. Being their injuries affected mobility, they needed assistance getting to the toilet. On average it would take staff 30 minutes to be available to assist. The staff is very friendly. The facility appears to be understaffed.

My husband, Gerald Marking, was in Harbor Haven beginning 12/31/2020, this facility had NO idea how to treat my husbands Type 1 diabetes, which his Pancreas no longer produces any insulin. Because of HHs Dr. Lisa Weber, the sliding scale I had used for his insulin units, he Never developed ketoacidosis which is a Medical Emergency, he was taken to the ER at St. Agnes ER, an ER Dr. told me my husband was a very sick man. My husband often had HIGH blood sugar numbers, nurses injected him with few units of Insulin. NO ONE at HH listened to me it was Critical a sliding scale for his Blood Sugar numbers needed to be used as I did for him since 1994, he NEVER developed Ketoacidosis, as a result after he was in HH my husband Died on June 24, 2021.

They have been wonderful through Covid 19. I am pleased with the care my mother has received so far.

My mom went here after a stroke. They have a caring staff, good food, and a great physical therapist. Nothing fancy, but a nice place outside to sit in a garden as well.

When I broke my shoulder & ended up in the hospital I Had never even heard of Harbor Haven.What a gem Harbor Haven is, I couldnt have picked a better place to rehab. The staff, the accommodations, the meals, all are top rate.

Caring staff. Great atmosphere.

Friendly, helpful, caring caregivers