Hellenic Nursing Home-The Aged Costs & Pricing
At Hellenic Nursing Home-The Aged, the monthly cost for a semi-private room is $6,570. This rate is notably higher than the average for Norfolk County, which stands at $6,142, and significantly above the state average of $5,805 for Massachusetts. While Hellenic Nursing Home offers specialized care and amenities that may justify the premium pricing, prospective residents and their families should weigh these costs against both local and statewide options to ensure they are making an informed decision regarding their long-term care needs.
| Floor plans | Hellenic Nursing Home-The Aged | Norfolk County | Massachusetts |
|---|
| Semi-Private | $6,570 | $6,142 | $5,805 |
Skilled Nursing Facilities with a similar price nearby
-
from +$1105 / mo
One Wingate Way
$7,675 to $10,700 / month
10.4 miles away
-
About the same
Grandview Center
$6,600 / month
21.7 miles away
-
from -$910 / mo
Wingate Residences at Needham
$5,660 to $10,000 / month
10.4 miles away
-
from +$545 / mo
Soldiers Home In Massachusetts
$7,115 / month
17.5 miles away
-
from -$845 / mo
Susan Bailis
$5,725 to $6,150 / month
12.8 miles away
Overall Review of Hellenic Nursing Home-The Aged
common
9 reviews mention this
Cleanliness and grooming stand out
Residents are frequently described as kept clean and well groomed.
Many reviewers specifically mention a clean environment and a facility that looks presentable when they visit. Several families also describe regular grooming—like clean clothes, hair, and nails—without having to constantly ask. A smaller set of reviews are sharply negative about cleanliness, including claims of dirty conditions and hygiene problems during stays. Taken together, cleanliness is a frequent point of contrast across different experiences.
common
22 reviews mention this
Family-style care and professional staff
Staff warmth and professionalism are repeatedly cited by families.
Across many reviews, families describe the staff as nurturing, respectful, and professional, with care that helps residents feel supported. Multiple reviewers mention feeling reassured—whether through consistent treatment over time or through directors and nurses who feel approachable. Communication and encouragement show up in the way some families describe ongoing check-ins and how residents respond. Some reviews, however, also report staff gaps and instances where compassion or follow-through didn’t match expectations.
caveat
5 reviews mention this
Physical therapy support varies
Physical therapy is a major focus, but results aren’t described consistently.
Several reviewers credit the physical therapy team for meaningful help—pointing to improved comfort, encouragement, and progress. One reviewer highlights a specific PT contact as a standout. Others describe therapy as only “just enough to get by,” and mention limited effort or expectations not being met. Because both strong and mixed accounts appear, therapy seems to depend heavily on the day-to-day experience.
differentiator
5 reviews mention this
Memory care reviews emphasize reassurance
Memory care experiences are often described through family support and structured engagement.
Reviewers who discussed dementia or memory care describe an environment where residents stay encouraged and comfortable, with staff helping families through difficult phases. Families also mention engagement tools like activities and video calls to help them stay connected while a loved one declines. Some reviewers in the memory care context also report serious concerns—especially around individualized care and consistent follow-through—which highlights that experiences can differ widely. Overall, memory-related support is repeatedly described through both family connection and the care plan’s execution.
caveat
9 reviews mention this
Staffing and response gaps recur
Some reviews describe delays, limited responsiveness, and staffing shortfalls.
A recurring negative theme is that families felt they had to push repeatedly for basic needs, including hygiene care and timely attention to symptoms. Several reviews describe difficulty reaching staff or waiting long periods for assistance, including incidents involving call lights and urgent needs. Others mention staffing levels that relied on agency nurses at times, and concerns about training for Alzheimer’s care and behaviors. While many families describe caring staff, these response and staffing issues show up often enough to be a clear caveat.
How we summarize
Counts show how many written reviews mention each theme; a review can touch several themes, and only frequently mentioned themes are displayed.
Memory Care
Skilled Nursing Facility
Gen Edw L Logan International (16 miles away)
Some staff provide excellent care and the food quality is praised; renovations are underway.
Nourishing the Mind: Essential Dietary Approaches for Dementia
Understanding Dementia Behaviors: Practical Insights and Strategies for Caregivers
When Dementia Sparks Anger and Aggression: Understanding the Connection and Ways to Cope