Hebrew Home and Revitz House of Greater Washington Costs & Pricing
Hebrew Home and Revitz House of Greater Washington offers competitive pricing for their one-bedroom accommodations at $1,050 per month. This is significantly lower than the average costs seen in Montgomery County, where similar housing can reach around $4,842 monthly, and even below the state average of $3,904 for Maryland. This affordability makes Hebrew Home and Revitz House an appealing option for individuals seeking quality care without the financial strain often associated with senior living facilities in the area. Their pricing structure not only reflects a commitment to accessible living but also underscores their dedication to serving the community effectively.
| Floor plans | Hebrew Home and Revitz House of Greater Washington | Montgomery County | Maryland |
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| 1 Bedroom | $1,050 | $4,842 | $3,904 |
Overall Review of Hebrew Home and Revitz House of Greater Washington
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30 reviews mention this
Staff care is often praised
Many residentsâ families describe staff as attentive, caring, and responsive day to day.
A large portion of reviewers focus on staff warmth and follow-through, including nurses and aides who treat residents with dignity. Multiple people mention regular updates to family and care plan style communication, along with therapists and nursing teams they felt were knowledgeable. Even where reviews have complaints, some still single out particular staff members or care teams for being helpful and professional.
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10 reviews mention this
Mouse infestation is a major concern
Several reviewers describe a persistent mouse problem that affected cleanliness and confidence in basic care.
Multiple reviews call out mice or rodents, describing sightings in hallways and rooms and raising health and safety concerns. A few commenters connect the issue to delayed or incomplete pest response, including after reporting the problem. This theme stands out because it appears repeatedly across different reviewersâ experiences and is described as visible rather than isolated.
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4 reviews mention this
Vegetarian and kosher food limitations
Reviewers mention mixed experiences with vegetarian and kosher meal options.
Some reviewers describe vegetarian options as limited or not suitable, including cases where special diets were not reflected consistently. Others report that vegetarian residents could get choices and that staff worked to accommodate preferences. Overall, the dining feedback is inconsistent, with both frustration about menu fit and appreciation for individualized help.
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3 reviews mention this
Weekend coverage is questioned
Several reviewers say weekend staffing and services affected the care they expected.
Some families describe slower or reduced responsiveness on weekends, including longer waits for help and a noticeable drop in the level of care or therapy. A few reviewers specifically connect timing to showering, communication, or availability of rehab services. At the same time, other reviewers praise responsive care in general, so the concern appears to be about coverage patterns rather than everything being consistently poor.
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2 reviews mention this
Elevators and access issues
Reviewers report problems with elevators, including breakdowns or long waits.
At least a couple of reviewers mention elevators not working properly or taking a long time, affecting day-to-day movement in the building. One reviewer links the problem to mealtime access and the waiting experience. While some other reviews focus on cleanliness and care, elevator reliability comes up enough to be a recurring practical friction point.
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