The Pines at Heartwood Costs & Pricing
The Pines at Heartwood offers competitive pricing for its semi-private rooms, set at $3,500 per month. This rate is notably lower than the average for Rensselaer County, which stands at $3,900, and significantly more affordable than the New York state average of $4,389. By providing quality care in a welcoming environment while maintaining costs below both county and state averages, The Pines at Heartwood presents an attractive option for individuals seeking supportive living arrangements without compromising on value.
| Floor plans | The Pines at Heartwood | Rensselaer County | New York |
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| Semi-Private | $3,500 | $3,900 | $4,389 |
Overall Review of The Pines at Heartwood
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3 reviews mention this
Bed bugs and filthy conditions
Multiple residents and families describe ongoing bed bug problems at the facility.
Several reviewers say their family memberās move involved bed bugs, and they describe the problem as serious and long-running. Others mention the facility being treated weekly and express doubt that it is being resolved. A separate set of comments also describe rooms and linens as filthy, with residents having poor bedding supply.
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4 reviews mention this
Care staff can be hit-or-miss
Some reviewers describe staff as friendly, caring, and responsive to calls.
A handful of reviewers report positive experiences with staff, including friendly interactions during visits and a clean, caring environment. One family says messages were returned within a timeframe that worked for them. Another reviewer highlights staff as caring and supportive of residentsā needs. These comments contrast with other reviews that criticize day-to-day responsiveness and respectful conduct.
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5 reviews mention this
Rudeness, delays, and medication issues
Some reviewers report problems with follow-through, including medication and communication.
Several reviewers describe gaps in care and communication, including concerns about call responsiveness and situations where staff did not keep families informed when a resident went to the hospital. Others mention medication being handled incorrectly or not properly ensured, along with missed details like hearing aid supplies. Some reviews also criticize staff behavior and describe long hold times or unreturned messages to leadership or directors.
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2 reviews mention this
Dining feels inconsistent
Dining quality and special diet support are described inconsistently by reviewers.
One reviewer says the facility had no-sugar options and that food was cold, while also mentioning shortages on sheets. Another reviewer says the dining area looked nice and that the visit felt positive overall, including residents appearing busy and happy. Together, the comments suggest dining experience may vary.
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3 reviews mention this
Rooms get mixed feedback
Reviewers describe room size and cleanliness as strengths, with some noting drawbacks.
More than one reviewer says the rooms were a good size for residents and that the facility looked clean during their visit. Another reviewer says rooms felt small but very clean, and they were pleased with what they saw. Across comments, room comfort and size come through as a recurring point of comparison.
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3 reviews mention this
Activities stay on the schedule
Planned activities and daily programming show up often in reviews.
Reviewers point to an active schedule, including extensive activities planned throughout the day. One family highlights a calendar of options and mentions things like Tai-chi, bingo, movie nights, and happy hour. Another reviewer says residents were busy doing activities during a visit, reinforcing that programming is part of day-to-day life.
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