Colony Center for Health & Rehabilitation sits in Abington, MA, and has 92 certified beds, and it's run as a for-profit company by Chaim Broyde and Azriel Lieberman since December 2023, and it's known for covering a lot of care needs, offering assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and a full set of rehab services, so you'd see folks here getting help for all sorts of needs, with experienced caregivers trying to support people living with chronic pain or needing help after injury or illness, and as far as rooms go, they use studio layouts for residents. The nursing staff reports a turnover rate of 38.4%, with an average of 3.20 nurse hours provided per resident per day, which is around the state average, and they provide round-the-clock nursing, respiratory therapy, and a dedicated medical rehab unit that tries to get people back on their feet, plus you'll spot extra amenities aimed at safety and comfort, with efforts to tailor care plans for each person so you don't see a one-size-fits-all approach here.
The community holds a 4-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and it's got a 7.1 out of 10 average review, making it the highest-rated place in town, but you should know there have been deficiencies and fines-Colony Center received a $9,561 fine after a July 15, 2024 complaint investigation found problems with pain management and falling short of professional care standards, and inspectors have cited the center for 42 total deficiencies, including three related to stopping the spread of infections, so it's important to weigh these records alongside their wellness programs like Sepsis Smart and Fight the Flu Campaign. While the place aims to be thorough-with respite care, help for end-of-life needs, memory support, and fall prevention-it's had issues that have caused actual harm, though inspectors did not say it reached the level of immediate jeopardy to residents' lives, so there's some comfort but also reason to ask questions.
People often mention the care team's compassion and friendliness, and there are supports for families, like respite care programs if you're a caregiver who needs a short break, and folks getting rehab services here can work toward regaining independence if they want to go home, but you do need to stay aware of the mixed report cards when you consider this place for long-term care.
