This facility rightly deserves zero stars. They are egregiously understaffed to the point of negligence. My family members visited on-site 5-6 days per week and I still found my parent soiled, in beds that had no linens, without water, and with inaccessible food. I have reported them to the state DOH twice for these conditions. There was no COVID protocol during an outbreak, and no management accountability for this facility in general. During the time I engaged with them there was only one social worker for the facility (the second social worker on staff had just quit). This lone social worker was the most responsive person I encountered, but even she was hampered by a lack of resources and support. Please do not send anyone you care about to this facility.

The nurses are uncaring when it comes to family members. They take their time getting back to you and then have attitude when they do. My mom was there and she was complaining about even some abusiveness.

My Mother passed away on her 90th Birthday. She was in rehab section after an operation and could not walk. The Nurses, especially Jonas, was very kind and caring when I called. With the COVID, 9/2020 to 11/2020 ( her stay)I could not visit her but every time I spoke to her she said the people were kind. Thank you to everyone who helped her.

Had a family member die there after only being a resident for a month. We never got to see him. Only 22% of the staff was vaccinated and last year of the 180 patients they had 119 died.

The care at this facility was horrible. .The food was unidentifiable and they had one nurse for 25 patients! After, learning how they treat their patients and asking other outside physicians about their thoughts on this facility I wouldn't recommend sending your loved one here at all. All for money clearly not a good place.

We chose Complete Care at Holiday City for my mother. She lives in the community that it's located in. I would have nothing negative to say about the staff, it seems that everybody is doing their job, and doing a good job at it. They're trying to do the best that they can for her dietary needs. The outside seems very fine, seems very well taken care of. It's been there a long time. I've known people that have loved ones there, it has a good reputation, and I like that it's close to where my mom lived.

My husband is now in Holiday Care Center and it's alright. The people who work there are very nice. The rooms are alright, like in a nursing home. The food's not great, but it's alright.

Unfortunately my mother was admitted to this facility after a hospital stay. She shared a room with another alzheimers patient who apparently was a wanderer and had an alarmed bed. During a visit to my mother, I witnessed this poor woman ringing and ringing for assistance to no avail. I could see that see was in distress and wanted to get up from her bed but was afraid of setting off the alarm. After a long time she finally managed the courage to get up and go into the bathroom but it was too late. She had soiled herself badly. The attendant who finally came into the room seemed agitated that the poor woman had soiled herself and the bathroom and went about cleaning the bathroom rather than assisting the woman. I met with the "team" to tell them that my mother's food trays were not being eaten. The only thing that she was eating was the ice cream which was making her sugar levels spiral out of control. She was taking insulin shots for the first time in her life at 92. The dietician seemed totally disinterested in my mother's health and defensive about her "balanced menu". I was totally frustrated with the "team" and went to the director to voice my concerns but she too seemed uninterested. This occurred 14 years ago and I am still appalled at the lack of care, dignity and respect for the patients there. Please consider using another facility.

My mom has been there since May. She has Dementia and not an easy resident to deal with, but they seem to care for her physical needs and know how to deal with her mental and emotional issues. So far, so good, she is fairly happy there.

This place is horrible. My parent was always dirty and in the same clothes for a week at a time. They don’t shower the residents and they get sandwiches for lunch and dinner. Wouldn’t leave my dog at this place. Thank god my parent is out of there.

Holiday Care was very clean, they were very accommodating, and the service was very good. They keep the people active. The food for the patients was excellent, they had servers, and they were nice.

Unfortunately, my father's two-week-plus stay at the Holiday Care Center nursing home in Toms River, New Jersey, in 2010, was not a good experience. My mother, a former RN, and I were with my father during visiting hours every day of his short stay, but that did not prevent needless complications, such as a urinary tract infection from unhygienic Foley catheter care and frustrating breakfasts due to the staff's inability to give my father his dentures, which my mother cleaned the evening before and left in his nightstand. In addition, due to inadequate staffing during the busy afternoon hours, meal distribution was slow and inefficient and assistance for the inevitable bathroom visits that followed sometimes took up to 30 minutes to arrive. I also found it disturbing that patients did not have access to water in their rooms. Because it was easier for my mother and I to care for my father at home, we pulled him out of Holiday Care and arranged for a visiting physician, nurse, and therapist to attend to him. Holiday Care Center may be better than some nursing homes, but it was not good enough for my father. My mother and I were fortunate that we could take better care of him at home before he passed away.