Newburgh Home is an assisted living community in Westland, MI.
Information last verified:
8285 Newburgh, Westland, MI 48185
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
3.5 from 119 reviews
5 stars
57
4 stars
12
3 stars
12
2 stars
5
1 stars
33
Overall Review of Newburgh Home
caveat22 reviews mention this
Staffing and response time concerns
Residents and families describe delays and staffing shortfalls that affected care.
A recurring complaint is slow response when residents needed help, including long waits for call lights and assistance with bathroom or personal needs. Several reviewers also describe missing items or care tasks not completed on schedule, like delayed baths, late medications, or not getting needed supplies. Some accounts connect those problems to understaffing and poor follow-through, with families reporting they had to advocate frequently to get attention. While some people praised individual caregivers, the staffing and timeliness issues come up often enough to be a key caution for prospective families.
common31 reviews mention this
Care teams and day-to-day kindness
Many residents and families report kind, caring staff during their stay.
Across reviews, families frequently describe staff members as attentive, respectful, and supportive, including nurses, aides, housekeeping, and therapy staff. Several people mention feeling comfortable and cared for, and some specifically note good communication within the caregiving team during day-to-day routines. Some reviewers also highlight particular staff members by name, describing professionalism and prompt attention to questions and needs. Even among mixed reviews, there are often pockets of strong praise for individual caregivers.
common24 reviews mention this
Physical, occupational, and rehab therapy
Rehab therapy is a frequent bright spot in resident experiences.
Many reviews praise physical therapy (and sometimes occupational therapy) as effective and motivating, with people describing progress toward mobility and personal goals. A number of families say the therapy team was attentive and helped residents work toward returning home. Even reviewers who had other concerns still often single out therapy as the strongest part of the stay. The community also offers multiple daily living supports that align with rehab needs like transfers and assistance with activities of daily living, which helps explain why therapy-focused feedback stands out.
caveat18 reviews mention this
Food quality is mixed
Food is praised by some, but others say it was inconsistent or cold.
Dining feedback runs both directions: some residents describe meals as satisfying, good, or having acceptable alternatives, while others complain about cold food or poor meal quality. A few reviews also mention specific diet issues, including controlled-carb or special dietary expectations not being met, which adds to the mixed experience. Others describe the dining room as pleasant or enjoyable, so the issue appears to depend on timing and execution rather than one uniform opinion. Overall, food quality shows up often enough to consider asking how meals are served and handled for special diets.
common16 reviews mention this
Clean, modern facility and rooms
Multiple reviewers describe the building as clean and well kept.
Several people comment that the facility looks clean and modern, and that common areas or rooms are maintained well. Some reviews mention private or comfortable room setups and an overall home-like feel. However, there are also a few negative accounts that describe sanitation problems or property litter, so cleanliness is not universally consistent. Still, positive cleanliness impressions appear frequently in the overall feedback.
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