Resorts at Daughters of Miriam

we are happy

Staff is really great and thee place is so nice look at the pictures, the team really does go above and beyond. i feel very relieved knowing we found a place for my mom bc we have been looking for a long time and we all agreed that this was the best place for her and we were right so yes i do recommend 100%

Response from the community

Thank you so much for your wonderful review! We are truly honored that you chose our community for your mom after such a long search. It means so much to hear that our team has made such a positive impression and that their dedication and compassion have helped make this transition easier for your family. Knowing you feel relieved and confident in your decision is the greatest compliment we could receive. Thank you for your kind words and for recommending us! We look forward to continuing to provide exceptional care, support, and a place your mom is proud to call home.

July 14, 2026

OUTRAGEOUS

Be very careful when choosing this place for your loved one. My mother (age 80) broke her hip, a non displaced break so no surgery but a good deal of pain. Hillcrest was, as usual, top notch. Discharged to physical therapy only bed open was Montefiore. There is no direct chain of command at Montefiore. There are a good many contract workers there. My mother was there for the PT and OT to get her up and walking so she could return home. COORDINATION OF CARE IS A DISASTER - Day one PT picked her up for PT and she had…

Response from the community

We just came across this review and want to thank you for sharing your experience. We’re truly sorry to hear how stressful and challenging that time was for you and your mother. While this review reflects events from many years ago, we feel it’s important to acknowledge your concerns. Since then, the facility has undergone a complete transformation. The Willensky Residence is now Resorts at Daughters of Miriam, operating under entirely new ownership and leadership, with a stable, dedicated team and strong systems in place for coordination of care. Today’s community is very different from the one described here. We understand how critical communication, pain management, and continuity of care are—especially after an injury like a hip fracture—and we regret that your past experience caused so much frustration. Although we cannot change what happened years ago, we are committed to a much higher standard of care and accountability now. If you would ever like to learn more about how the community functions today, we’d be glad to speak with you. We wish you and your family the very best.

November 20, 2025

Good place

My mother was here after she had her fractured hip surgery, it was very good, she liked it there. Of course with the therapy you can only do so much and I knew she would plateau because she wasn't weight bearing.