Dry Harbor Nursing Home & Rehabilitation Center

My aunt recently finished her stay at Dry Harbor and all of us were extremely happy with her care. The nursing staff was warm and caring, the administration was very organized, and everybody made sure we were updated on her condition at all times. Dry Harbor blows away all of the other nursing home and assisted living facilities in the area, so call them first to see if they have availability. Thanks Dry Harbor!

I would like to thank the entire staff of Dry Harbor Nursing Home for caring for my mother, Raisa K., throughout her 4 years at the facility.

My mom passed away at the age of 95, and had managed to avoid hospitalisation throughout her 4 years in the care of Dry Harbor staff, despite her numerous health-related issues (including dementia, Alzheimer’s, refusal to shower, eat, etc.) which were attended to with kind and professional care by the entire staff of the 5th floor of the facility.

I am particularly grateful to the following members of Dry Harbor staff who had been responding to my mother’s needs for over 4 years:

Mr. J. Krieger, Administrator
Ms. M. Mahoney, Head of Nursing
Dr. J. Rowal
Ms. A. Yakubov, 5th floor Supervisor
Ms. S. Ernest, Nurse
Ms. T. Babadzhanova, Nurse
Ms. G. Tomas, Nurse
Ms. E. Pan, Dietician
Ms. E. Yvrose, CNA
Ms. S. Marcelin, CNA
Ms. C. Napolitano, Recreation

..and many others.

Alla K., daughter, and family
February 7, 2016

After having a triple bypass, my grandmother was admitted into Dry Harbor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, where she spent a few months for rehab. She was treated with respect from all of the staff members. Everyone seemed to go above and beyond the assigned duties in order to make her feel at home and comfortable.

Frank the therapist was outstanding, as well as Dr. Rappa. They always gave my grandmother their undivided attention whenever she had an appointment to see them, or even if she just needed to talk to them. It was because of them that my grandmother had a speedy recovery at Dry Harbor.
Whenever it was time for therapy or a visit from the doctor, my grandmother was also eager because of the wonderful staff Dry Harbor has.

When it came to the food, she was granted her requests as to what she wanted to eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Overall, I would say that it was a great experience, and I thank Dry Harbor for assisting my grandmother after an extensive bypass. Dry Harbor is an excellent place to reside, and I continue to recommend this facility.

The staff could not have been more caring, loving and supportive to both my father and his family members and friends who visited.
We got lucky to find this place. The building can do with some updating for sure, especially updating the outside seating areas. This is important for the residents, they need an upgrade.
The food was good, building clean, the elevators are slow, not a bad complaint all considered.
We were offered guest meals when spending the day with my Dad, the staff was very considerate and kind.

This place is the pits, a hell-hole. My dad had two falls within two weeks...one from his bed and one from a wheelchair. We brought him home with a huge bedsore which they called "a blister". They were constantly pushing to sign up for medicaid ensuring they could keep him there forever. He is in worse shape now than before. Why was he here? North Shore Hospital blindsided my mother during a visit, informing her that he was being moved to the Dry Harbor Nursing Home that very day. I give them one star only because my dad said that two attendants were really great--- Nino and David---whose last names I don't know. If it weren't for those two gentlemen, the facility would get NO STARS! Seems like everything is dollars and cents with them. God help those with no visitors to keep tabs on the treatment received and their well-being.
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