Juniper Village at Paramus

Juniper Village at Paramus was very welcoming and homey. The residents appeared very happy and engaged. The tour guide, Catherine, was very informative and very kind. It was a positive experience. Everything was very clean. I felt that the studio room was a little bit on the small side. It could o...

Juniper Village at Paramus was very welcoming and homey. The residents appeared very happy and engaged. The tour guide, Catherine, was very informative and very kind. It was a positive experience. Everything was very clean. I felt that the studio room was a little bit on the small side. It could only fit a twin bed, but it was very nice, clean, and appeared comfortable. They had a lot of activities. There's a full list of something to do every single day. While I was there, they were making cards. There was music playing. Everybody was kind of gathered in the community room. Everyone seemed engaged. It was extremely expensive though, for the level of care my mother would need.

My mother was a resident of Brookdale/Juniper, Paramus for approximately four years (2018-2022). I can honestly say we encountered virtually no problems or issues during that time period. I have nothing but positive things to say about the back office, the physical therapy department, the receptio...

My mother was a resident of Brookdale/Juniper, Paramus for approximately four years (2018-2022). I can honestly say we encountered virtually no problems or issues during that time period. I have nothing but positive things to say about the back office, the physical therapy department, the receptionists and of course the phenomenal caregivers and nurses in memory care (Wellspring). My mother was well taken care of and enjoyed interacting with the staff and other residents in Wellspring. In February 2022, my mother encountered a major health issue and subsequently passed away in April 2022. Everyone from the back office to the nursing staff and caregivers could not have been more caring and thoughtful. They really are an incredible bunch of people. Needless to say, I recommend Juniper Village of Paramus very highly.

Juniper Village at Paramus is gorgeous. The only thing is that they're just starting their renovations because they just got in there in February; I think they took over. It has all the hallways that go to God knows where; but the people there were so nice, I have to say that. We didn't see many of ...

Juniper Village at Paramus is gorgeous. The only thing is that they're just starting their renovations because they just got in there in February; I think they took over. It has all the hallways that go to God knows where; but the people there were so nice, I have to say that. We didn't see many of the residents when we were there. They were putting on a play called, Singing in the Rain. They've been so nice to me. They've talked to me like three or four times. I've been there twice or maybe three times. We like it, but the price is off the charts. The staff was just wonderful. They answered all the questions and were very patient. They accommodated this because I could only make it on a Sunday. They were doing the play, which was beautiful, and amazing. They came from where they were to meet me there because that's the only time my husband could go. They were very accommodating. There's nothing wrong there at all. It's just a little too big for my 94-year-old mother. It would be OK if you're 80 or 75, and you can get around a little better. My mother has no problems with her thinking or anything, but I could just see that the hole was just too much, like they were too empty. There are always people living there. We were shown so many rooms because obviously, people left, people died, unfortunately; they're looking for people. They gave my mother such a high level of care amount that she would need. When they came back, it was almost half price. They should give me the bottom line; I don't like playing games like that. I have to say, the people that I met, the big guy who runs the place, the top executive and his workers, Peter and Linda, were extremely nice. There's nothing wrong there, it's just too big and too high priced.

Juniper Village at Paramus was a beautiful facility. I loved the grounds. I loved the things that were offered. They had a walking path. The building itself was very nice. It was isolated; although it's on a busy road, you didn't observe the traffic. It was quiet and very nice. The only down thing t...

Juniper Village at Paramus was a beautiful facility. I loved the grounds. I loved the things that were offered. They had a walking path. The building itself was very nice. It was isolated; although it's on a busy road, you didn't observe the traffic. It was quiet and very nice. The only down thing that I found was the size of the rooms, and of course, the expense. It was very expensive. Financially it was out of my reach, but it was a lovely place. They had some rooms that were available if you wanted to have a meeting or a dinner with your family. They had meeting rooms set up. If your family came to visit and you just wanted someplace to converse, that room was available. The outdoors were beautiful. It was clean. The people that I didn't formally meet (but that were around) seemed very nice. The staff seemed very nice too. I got a very good impression from the Director of Admissions. She was a very, very nice woman. I liked her very much. It wasn't too large as far as the capacity of the residents.

Mom was at the point where she couldn't live by herself or manage her own affairs anymore. I selected Juniper Village Paramus for their assisted living, and I've been very happy with that choice. She immediately began receiving regular medical and psychological care, and they brought her depression ...

Mom was at the point where she couldn't live by herself or manage her own affairs anymore. I selected Juniper Village Paramus for their assisted living, and I've been very happy with that choice. She immediately began receiving regular medical and psychological care, and they brought her depression and anxiety under control within a matter of weeks. The facility is bright and clean, and the management and staff are wonderful and responsive. While not huge, the rooms are adequately sized and some even have walk-in closets. There are plenty of activities to keep the residents occupied for most of the day, along with an on-site beauty salon. Mom is the happiest I've seen her in many years, thanks to Juniper.

My father currently resides in Juniper Village at Paramus. We chose it for him because it was close to my home, so it's convenient for me to visit him. When I walked in there, everybody was very welcoming, very kind, and caring. Everything you need is provided there. It's a secure and nice property,...

My father currently resides in Juniper Village at Paramus. We chose it for him because it was close to my home, so it's convenient for me to visit him. When I walked in there, everybody was very welcoming, very kind, and caring. Everything you need is provided there. It's a secure and nice property, which makes it a good value for what my dad needs. Thus far, everything seems to have been taken care of. Any questions I had (whether to the dining room waitstaff or to the administration) were been answered relatively quickly. They've all been really wonderful. Their food is on the blander side because obviously with older folks, you can't do a lot of salt and many people have different health needs. It's still good. There's board games, a community living room where people come and chit chat, a property that you could walk around, and some stationary bicycles, treadmills, and such. The grounds are kept pristine, and everything is clean. It's really nice. It's better than many other places that I saw. It would certainly cost less, rather than keeping my father at home with a live in. It's a tremendous value in that respect.