My mom is at Life Care Center of Attleboro. I did not know anything about it at first. She went there from the hospital because they had availability. It is a rehab place and they also have memory care people there. The doctor is very nice, and she calls me all the time with updates of things, what she's changing, and things she's trying to do. They just seem very nice. They don't have any Covid problems right now and they are 100% clean. I can call the nurses and they never give me any trouble. They tell me how she is doing, and I can go to the window and wave to her and see her from the outside because there is no access inside. From what I can tell, they seem to be doing as well as can be expected. You can't go inside because of Covid and I have not really seen anything inside, but it seems fine looking in the front door, and looking through the window, it looks clean enough. They ask me all the time what mom would like because she's really not eating, so they're trying to get her to eat. The place looks nice, clean, and well-kept. It's not brand new, but it looks updated and clean. They call me with updates or any changes or if she's having any issues. They're very pleasant, and they're very good with communication.

My mother is at Life Care Center of Attleboro. It's good and the staff is great. There are a lot of activities like music and movies. The food is great. I just can't step inside. I haven't been in there.

My dad went to Life Care Center of Attleboro for rehab. I like the appearance of the place, it's nice and efficient. It's clean, not run-down and not bad looking as well. The staff members have all been great to my dad. The dining area looks nice and the food seems to be good. He did speech therapy, OT and also PT, and he wasn't interested in anything else. His room is adequate, there are two beds in there. Some of their amenities is a TV area, a game room area and they also have a gym. Knowing what the place charges, I'd say it's a little pricey.

My aunt is at Life Care for rehab and she feels that since her last stay 1 year ago that the place has gone downhill and I agree. She needs assistance to use the bathroom. She rings the buzzer for a nurse and no one comes. She has tried to get someone to assist her before she really needs to go and no one arrives in time to prevent an accident. She waited until almost midnight for someone to help her to the bathroom so she could brush her teeth. All the nurses keep saying is that they are short staffed. I know the nurses and care givers there are doing their best but the patients needs should be a priority. The quality of the food is fair, should be more options with smaller portions for seniors, like a half sandwich with a small salad or soup.