Paramount at Somers is wonderful. My Dad was in very bad shape when he got here. Down to under 80 lbs, and having many anxiety problems. They got him back on track. He is now 130 lbs and has most of his anxieties gone with the help of the psychiatrist. Got him on the right meds. Nurses are wonderful, but overworked. I would whole heartedly recommend this for senior care.

My mother stayed in The Paramount at Somers. It was good, but according to my mother they were understaffed. They need to get a bigger staff and also pay closer attention to all the patients there. Physical appearance was OK. It was kind of cold in a way because everything was barren inside. I went to visit her, we had to visit her through a window, and I couldn't see her. It was very cold and barren. Because they were understaffed, they were doing the best they could. I was satisfied with the care.

The rooms are sparsely furnished and for the first few days, medical litter was everywhere. After speaking with the Social Worker, the room was cleaned up. Most of my husband's clothes have disappeared into the abyss called LAUNDRY SERVICE, DESPITE THE LARGE SIGN PLACED BY A NURSE STATING THAT HIS LAUNDRY WOULD BE CARED FOR BY THE FAMILY. The nurses are competent, concerned. Aides are kind and caring. But it is obvious that the place is terribly short staffed. Dr. J Marshall, the facility MD neither returns calls nor has she ever visited my husband with the exception of day#1 when she briefly stuck her head in the door to tell us that SHE IS THE DOCTOR IN CHARGE. IF THERE ARE ANY AMENITIES, WE HAVE NOT FOUND THEM. Avoid this place like the plague. After my husband leaves, I will make a detailed report to Medicare and to The State of New York.

THEY WANT YOUR MONEY ABOVE ALL ELSE.THEY DONT CARE ABOUT PATIENTS WELFARE. This facility is grossly understaffed. MY relative was left for hours unattended while beepers went off. No doctor there all weekend. Social staff unwilling to help in any meaningful way. Food is horrible. That said, the new rooms were nice, and the PT is good. If you’re looking for a short term stay for physical rehab, probably ok. Not at all suited for very ill patients.

The staff at Paramount is wonderful. I especially want to thank Stephanie the social worker for being so kind and patient not only with Ellen Dupaw the resident but also with my 90 year old parents who visit her everyday. The women who care for her on a daily basis as far as bringing her lunch and caring for her daily needs joke with her and make her laugh which is the best part of her day. Lena at the nurses desk helped me with a health proxy form for a half our. She was not familiar with the form and it is not her job but she still took the time to help me even with patients in front of her desk and her buzzer going off continuously. Thank you all. Joy Webber

The Paramount is extremely understaffed. Pulled my mother out after 2 days. Someone stuck her on a commode with a diaper on then left her sitting for over an hour. The attendant had 15 patients to take care of. Physically impossible. Told there was a doctor on staff. When my mother had trouble breathing on a Saturday there was no doctor. No doctor on the weekends. When the nurse called him she was told it can wait till Monday. We had to call an ambulance and take her to the emergency room. Please do not place your loved ones in this facility!!!

Family member attended rehab here. They had fantastic staff at a great location in westchester NY.

The name has been changed to Paramount of Somers. This is a horrible place it has been a total nightmare. I am left at a table all day I am left with feces and urine in my diaper. I ask for help and I am denied. They should be a shamed of themselves. I am not the only one they treat like this. I have heard family members constantly complaining how their Mother, father, Siblings are treated. I fell there and laid on the floor they did not come right away. The interaction with the staff is horrible because they are so understaffed. The Staff is extremely over whelmed and over worked. You go to activities and the people they hire to entertain don’t show. Your told to talk to each other. All they care about here is washing and waxing floors. As the old saying goes looks are deceiving they apply to this place. If you love your love one do not put them here.

My Mom was there for rehab for 3 weeks. The place was just ok. I felt the rehab was adequate , but the call bells took way to long to be answered. Some of the nurses were good but when I asked certain questions about my Moms medications or why they moved her room, nobody seem to know the answers...the place is way to big and not enough staff. Overall, I would not recommend Somers Manor.

My mother is on the dementia unit. The staff is very caring and they take excellent care of her. It is a challenging job, but the staff and patients become like family. Every area of the unit is very clean and the rooms are spacious. The food looks okay. My one criticism is that in the years that she has been there, I have seen a decline in the level of recreational therapy, mainly due to the skill set and interest of the recreational staff. There have been some excellent recreational providers, and some are barely interested. The residents really enjoy it when therapy dogs visit the unit.

This is a first-rate facility as far as care goes. The staff is wonderful and caring. It's kept very clean. The food is pretty good. It's not a fancy place if you are looking for that and the social programs for residents are adequate, but there could probably be a more varied choice. I have a relative there and I really have no complaints. They are always looking out for his welfare and take very good care of him.

Somers Manor was OK, but not that nice in terms of appearance. It seemed to be not as opulent in its decorations and the way it was maintained. The dining area looked fair. The staff was just all right, though.