Barn Hill Care Center offers competitive pricing for its care services, with monthly costs reflecting the high standards and quality of care provided. For a semi-private room, residents can expect to pay $7,800 per month, which is notably higher than the average cost in Warren County at $5,800 and significantly above New Jersey's statewide average of $5,068. When it comes to private accommodation, Barn Hill charges $8,400 per month - again exceeding both local and state averages of $7,458 in Warren County and $5,799 across New Jersey. While these rates are higher than those found in the surrounding areas, they may reflect added value in terms of amenities and personalized care that can enhance residents' well-being.
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Barn Hill Care Center
Warren County
New Jersey
Semi-Private
$7,800
$5,800
$5,068
Private
$8,400
$7,458
$5,799
Overall Review of Barn Hill Care Center
common30 reviews mention this
Caring, attentive staff show up
Residents and families repeatedly describe staff as caring and responsive.
Many reviews emphasize that caregivers take time with residents and with families, explain changes, and stay attentive to needs. Several families also mention specific examples of support during rehab, including helping someone relearn walking and coordinating with rehab teams. Even among negative reviews, some individuals call out certain nurses or aides as genuinely caring, which adds detail to the mixed experiences.
common12 reviews mention this
Facility cleanliness is a recurring plus
Multiple reviewers say the building looks clean and well kept.
Several reviews highlight cleanliness during visits or stays, including rooms, hallways, and common areas. A few comments connect the clean environment with an overall sense that residents are cared for and cared for properly. Some other reviews describe outdated conditions or problems in specific areas, but they do not negate the number of mentions about cleanliness.
caveat7 reviews mention this
Food quality draws strong criticism
Dining is a frequent complaint, with comments ranging from poor quality to meals not being handled correctly.
Food shows up as a major downside in multiple reviews, including descriptions of food being horrible, cold, or consistently disappointing. Some reviewers also mention diet-related expectations not being met, such as meal choices not arriving or concerns about meals affecting comfort and regularity. While a few reviews are more neutral or positive about food, the negative mentions are prominent enough to stand out.
caveat6 reviews mention this
Staffing and communication concerns
Several residents and families report staffing and oversight issues that affected care and communication.
A recurring theme is staffing not feeling sufficient, with reviews describing limited direct care coverage at night and long waits for help when call bells ring. Other accounts describe communication breakdowns, including delays in medication delivery and difficulty reaching social work. Some reviews include detailed examples of missed routines and lack of follow-through, while also noting that parts of care were handled well by particular staff members.
common5 reviews mention this
Rehab and therapy can help
Reviews frequently mention rehab and therapy support during recovery.
Several reviews describe improvements during rehab, including regaining mobility such as walking again without assistance and healing after injuries. Others specifically praise PT/OT employees and the broader rehab team. A few negative reviews still acknowledge that the therapy department or contracted PT and speech were better than other parts of the stay.
common6 reviews mention this
Activities and faith-focused visits
Residents appear to get regular activities, including social and faith-based events.
Multiple reviews mention structured engagement like planned activities with an activities director, sing-alongs or praying, and Bible-related visits. There are also mentions of special gatherings, such as a birthday party, and day-to-day entertainment like movies and games in an Alzheimerās-focused area. One review also notes outreach like church-related pickup and Bible studies involving residents.
common3 reviews mention this
Memory care feels more secure
Reviews describe specialized support for residents with memory loss or dementia.
A few reviewers specifically reference the Alzheimerās section and how staff manage those residents, including not letting them walk alone. One family also mentions a dementia policy and describes the placement as more secure. Another review notes staff working with a resident who has short-term memory loss dementia through OT/PT.
caveat
Private room pricing is higher
Private rooms are priced above county and state benchmarks.
Only private-room pricing is provided, and it runs higher than both county and state averages. Reviews donāt directly connect cost to day-to-day satisfaction, so this is best read as a cost context rather than a resident complaint.
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Features
Types of Care
Skilled Nursing Facility
Pets
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Amenities
Private
Nearby Places of Interest
Hospitals
Barn Hill Rehab (0 miles)
St Clare's Hospital MICU (5.5 miles)
Physicians
Image Care Center (0.1 miles)
Total Hearing Care (0.1 miles)
Pulmonary Medical Associates (0.1 miles)
The Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey (0.1 miles)
Cardiology Associates of Sussex County - Newton Office (0.1 miles)
Barn Hill Care Center offers competitive pricing for its care services, with monthly costs reflecting the high standards and quality of care provided. For a semi-private room, residents can expect to pay $7,800 per month, which is notably higher than the average cost in Warren County at $5,800 and significantly above New Jersey's statewide average of $5,068. When it comes to private accommodation, Barn Hill charges $8,400 per month - again exceeding both local and state averages of $7,458 in Warren County and $5,799 across New Jersey. While these rates are higher than those found in the surrounding areas, they may reflect added value in terms of amenities and personalized care that can enhance residents' well-being.
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