Memory Care community - The Hearth at Glastonbury

The Hearth at Glastonbury

281 Western Blvd, Glastonbury, CT 06033
(860) 266-1525
4.0 ( 1 reviews )
Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care

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The Hearth at Glastonbury, located in Hartford County, proudly carries the name of the town it resides in, Glastonbury, CT, a quaint New England city, a progressive town with an eye on the future.

At The Hearth at Glastonbury, we offer a complete range of senior living options to meet your needs and exceed your expectations. From independent living for those who want to enjoy an active, fulfilling life without the worries of home maintenance, to assisted living and memory care for those who require a little extra support-it's all designed to help you Live More® and achieve wellness in every aspect of your life. Here you'll enjoy gracious living, engaging activities and delicious Hearth-Healthy dining options in a historic New England town that's home to one of Connecticut's best-known annual events, the Glastonbury Apple Harvest Festival.

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4.0 ( 1 Reviews )

ReviewerFC122822A

January 10, 2023

My father has moved into The Hearth at Glastonbury. Some of the staff are good, but the majority, in my experience in memory care, really don't go the extra mile or even do the minimum that I believe is required of a memory care facility. I feel that they know that the patients have memory issues and cognitive issues and aren't necessarily as demanding in some ways and so they don't go the extra mile. For example, my dad asked for another piece of pie for dessert and they're like, "It's gone. We have no more pie." They had plenty of pie in the assisted living, and I think they're just too lazy to go over and get that. We were there when it happened. The nursing care is very good. The facilities are adequate. It's not great, but not poor. The food is not good. Most of the activities are done in a large circle and it's like trivia. There's not a lot of one-on-one or even small group activity to improve cognitive function. They offer physical therapy and occupational therapy for an extra cost. I think assisted living is better.