Windrose at Weymouth

The staff were caring and attentive to both residents and their family members, creating a welcoming and supportive environment. The food was good and residents were given choices at each meal, which was wonderful to see. The facility itself was clean, bright, and well maintained. Overall, it felt like a comfortable and caring place for residents.

Windrose @ Weymouth is a true WINNER! This community is home. From the friendly staff to the cleanliness of the entire building and delish food...well worth a visit!

Thanks to the staff at Windrose of Weymouth for the way they care for my 95-year old mother. They have been attentive to her needs and that gives our family a good feeling that she’s safe and cared for. Thanks very much, Steve Yanofsky

As an intake coordinator in senior home care I can honestly say I have been honored to work with the Windrose Assisted Living team in providing their residents additional support to be able to stay in the assisted living community of Windrose At Weymouth. Lynn Stefano leads her team with great passion to provide their residents with the most upright patient center care , I have ever seen in a facility. Windrose nurses are truly the best, they care as if they are family. I have and will continue to make referrals to Windrose for my clients shall they need more stature care as I know they would be in great hands! Do not hesitate to give them a call they’re team will walk you through all your options and assist you with making one of the hardest decisions you can make for your loved one!

Imagine giving your physically healthy, eighty-five-year-old mother to alleged professional caretakers in late June and paying $8200.00 per month only for her to wind up in the hospital dehydrated just when the bulk of the money is running out and PACE funds are going to start in late August? If a family member paid themselves $8200.00 out of their relative’s bank account then that person suddenly became ill, that person would be suspected of elder abuse, but if you are an assisted living facility, it is business as usual and rationalized away as natural because the person is old and has dementia. This woman entered the physically healthiest person in the facility, even more fit than some of the staff, and left wheelchair bound the rest of her life, left too weak to survive for long after leaving. The hospital stated that she did not have a UTI and could determine no other causes. Prior to her admission to Windrose, my mother did not even let a stroke stop her and bounced back. So how does a person get dehydrated? Windrose at Weymouth controls every aspect of a resident’s environment and what they eat and drink. Do people get dehydrated if they are not given enough water or their room is too hot? I’ve requested that the appropriate authorities investigate since there is no medical explanation, but I’ve heard nothing back, so I’ll probably have to do more by going public. Dementia destroys the mind and ultimately the body as it forgets how to function, but not this quickly. On a pure business and logistics level, the only competent people were Taniesha McAllister, who had to fix numerous billing errors and Windrose at Woburn’s inability to return a security deposit to me when my mother transferred, and Melvin Santiago, the maintenance director who treated my mother’s belongings as if they were his own. While I did not meet everyone in the facility, it was astounding that they were unable to spell my mother’s name correctly, which affected the paperwork at the hospital, have my phone number incorrectly listed in their records and would claim that they could not reach me even though numerous Windrose employees called and texted me all the time, could not provide the correct paperwork for the lease and other items for months, provide the correct amounts due before moving in or answer direct questions correctly about how public funding would work. They only gave clear answers when the money ran out, and while only God knows the intent of a person’s heart, they could have been playing a shell game to get all the private funds while they were available. Even though I saw these red flags, based on experience with Windrose at Woburn and other places, I figured that some people are better with caretaking than business and tried not to hold it against them. My mom will soon die because I trusted them to be good at something. Do not make the mistake that I did. All the money seems to go to Windrose at Weymouth with little of the responsibility. If you are considering an assisted living residence and it has the name Windrose or HallKeen attached, think overpromise, underdeliver….with grave consequences. I would only recommend it if you hate someone and want them to become debilitated as soon as possible. I plan to review Windrose at Woburn so if you want to find out how this story began, please check to see if it is up. I’ve posted a video of my mom before she moved to Windrose at Weymouth. Edit: Mom officially died at 6:48 pm on 11/22/24.