Odd Fellows Home

Odd Fellows Home sits at 104 Randolph Rd in Worcester, Massachusetts, and is a nonprofit facility that's served seniors since 1892, first for the elderly and disabled, now in a modern 100-bed building that opened in 1990, where people can find many types of care all under one roof, like long-term 24-hour skilled nursing, short-term and long-term rehabilitation, hospice care, and respite care, so families and residents have several options whether someone needs help for a short time after surgery, ongoing attention with memory loss in a secure unit, or just a safe place while caregivers take a break. The staff stays committed to the tenets of Friendship, Love, and Truth, which shows up in the way they make individualized care plans, provide daily three nutritious meals based on dietary needs, offer daily activities for memory and socializing, and keep services running all day, every day, with therapies in-house-physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy-along with things like discharge planning, medication support, and help from dietitians, all backed up by care teams that get training to support both medical and emotional needs. There's Wi-Fi, phone lines, and cable for each room, whether private or semi-private, plus housekeeping and laundry taken care of, so it feels homelike but stays safe, even for people with dementia, since there's a secure unit designed for them. It's a place that takes part in bigger safety and wellness projects like the Massachusetts Healthcare Safety and Quality Consortium, things like falls prevention, sepsis awareness, and the Fight the Flu campaign to help everyone stay healthy, and the staff takes pride in a good review score, which right now sits at 9.6 out of 31 reviews, with a long history rooted in the Odd Fellows' belief in care and dignity for all residents, offering not only the basics but also rehab and wellness resources, support for caregivers, and room for residents to stay active, comfortable, and respected.