Certain Nursing Home facilities accept veteran benefits which can make Nursing Home more affordable for veterans. To learn more about who’s eligible, what’s covered, and how to apply, read our guide to Veteran’s Benefits. Use the filters below to sort through the 631 reviews of Nursing Home communities that accept veteran benefits in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
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49 Old Pocasset Road, Johnston, RI 02919
4.4
(10 reviews)
"I visited Briarcliffe Gardens Memory Care Assisted Living. It was a relatively new facility. The people there were friendly. I met with some of the staff members, and they all seemed friendly, too. The rooms were a good size. It was very clean, but i..."
READ MORE20 Austin Avenue, Greenville, RI 02828
3.4
(9 reviews)
"We moved Mom to Stillwater Assisted Living in July of 2024, after being dissatisfied with the care she was receiving at a different AL facility. She has a beautiful one bedroom apartment with windows facing the park and walking path. The facility is ..."
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239 Legris Avenue, West Warwick, RI 02893
4.7
(7 reviews)
"My brother is a current resident is short term care. He is very happy with the CNAs, Nurses and all the staff. He told me he feels safe here. He is on the Autism Spectrum and they take special notice of that. He's been in rehab at 2 other rehab/nurs..."
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Diane
5.0
Review of Oak Hill Health & Rehabilitation Center
The rooms are old but very clean. I believe that the care given is more important than how the physical building looks. T he nurses and aids are very nice to my Dad, they are kind and caring....
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sandy2363
1.0
Review of Oak Hill Health & Rehabilitation Center
Let's just start with my mom, lived alone at 97 and even drove a car til 90 , she is very aware of everything and has no sign of dementia. For ten years she was on home medication hydrocodone...
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joaan
1.0
Review of Oak Hill Health & Rehabilitation Center
I've witnessed when a patient needs help getting off a low seated chair...the staff disappears.... letting the patient mess their pants then saying their incontinent.
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