Boston’s First Continuum-of-Care Campus
Brighton House had the distinction of becoming Boston’s first continuum-of-care campus for seniors when it opened in 2006. Conveniently located just minutes from St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center and the Longwood medical area, the 78-bed rehabilitation and nursing center provides subacute, short-term and long-term care. The staff is committed to providing high quality medical, nursing and rehabilitative care to allow every resident to experience the best quality of life while maintaining or regaining function, health and well-being. Brighton House is accredited by the Joint Commission.
Our dedication lies in improving the lives of our residents, be it for short-term rehabilitation or traditional long-term care. At Brighton House, we understand that meticulous attention to detail is key, investing equal measures of time and energy into both our environment and the care we offer. Our mission is to act as a seamless link between inpatient care and home for our short-term residents, while also striving to attain and sustain the highest level of functioning for each long-term resident.
Residents and their families enjoy spending time in the center’s bright solariums and sunny activity rooms. Among the center’s amenities include electric beds, flat-screen TVs, and recreational activities and outings. Residents enjoy delicious meals and menu and dining room options. A hair salon for men and women is onsite.
A Smooth Transition
Social services counseling and discharge planning are important elements of the care and services Brighton House Rehabilitation & Nursing Center provides. Social workers help to identify a resident’s psychosocial, mental and emotional needs and then develop individualized plans to meet those needs. Social workers define additional services and follow-up resources necessary to ensure a smooth transition from the nursing center to home.
Upon admission to Brighton House Rehabilitation & Nursing Center, each resident receives a treatment plan from a Registered Dietitian, with a specialty in geriatric nutrition. Based on the resident’s personalized assessment, appropriate medical nutrition therapy is provided while enhancing the residents’ quality of life.
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Brighton House is accredited by The Joint Commission. The center is also Medicaid/Medicare Certified and accepts coverage from many private insurers.
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Programs/Services
Clinical Services
- Audiology
- Baclofen Pump
- Barium Swallow testing (modified)
- BiPAP/ CPAP
- Bladder scanner
- Diet & Nutrition Programs
- Enteral Feeding
- Hospice Care
- Infections/Precautions
- Insulin Pump
- IV therapy and medications (peripheral, midline, PICC, tunneled)
- IV Solumedrol
- IVP Lasix
- Occupational Therapy
- Orthotics and Prosthetics
- Ostomy Care (urostomy, ileostomy, colostomy)
- Physical Therapy
- PleurX® Catheter
- Portable Oxygen
- Portable Suction
- Psychological consults and counseling
- Respiratory Therapy Consults
- Secure Unit
- Speech Language Pathologist
- Suprapubic catheters
- Surgical Drains
- Wound clinician
- Wound VAC/Negative Pressure Dressing
Additional Services & Amenities
Our facility includes, but is not limited to, the following list of services and amenities:
- Care Planning
- Daily activities and entertainment
- Full-service dining & quick service kitchen
- Guest Wifi Available
- Hair Salon
- Housekeeping and Laundry services
- Lounge areas
- Private and Semiprivate rooms
- Respite Care (5 Days or more)
Russian Accommodations and Amenities
Brighton House meets the medical and cultural needs of our Russian-speaking residents. Located in the center of Boston’s vibrant Russian community, the Russian programming at Brighton House is managed by Russian speaking activities staff and provides culturally specific activities daily.
Program Features
- Short-Term Rehabiliation & Long Term Skilled Nursing
- Dedicated Russian-speaking activities and support staff
- Russian entertainment and spiritual programs
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Testimonials
It is so difficult to put into words out heartfelt appreciation for the supportive care that our loved one, Bill A. received at Bay Path. We realize that it’s not an easy job for any of you with constant demands and needs of your residents being a daily consideration. Everyone from the welcoming ladies at the front desk, the staff at the desk at Alden, the administration, the nursing and the social worker staff, the CNAS, food service, maintenance, speech and physical therapy all provided an exceptional level of care.
– Lauren A. and Family.
I wanted to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to the management, owners and staff members at John Scott House for the services and care provided to my mother, Dorothy A., during her stay there from June of 2012 until her passing there on November 16, 2017 just after her 94th birthday. Over that five and a half years there were many issues and challenges from day to day, but I have to say the services could not have been better, in every situation...
Sincerely, – Raymond A.
I’d like to take this opportunity to extend our sincerest thanks to the staff of both the Addison Gilbert Hospital and the Seacoast Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. Over the last few months, my father was a patient at both facilities. He’s now able to continue his stroke recovery care at home. We credit his progress to first, the Gloucester Fire Department, the ER staff at AGH, the attending specialists, nursing staff, aides, nutritionists, therapists, and nurse practitioners.
– JILL W. AND FAMILY
Thank you so much for all the special care and attention that my father received at the Brighton House during his stay there for seven weeks. Please pass my deepest thanks on to the nurses and aids who attended all of his needs with great care and love; also physical and occupational therapy staff were very caring and excellent. My special great thanks to Svetlana P., who has an unbelievable relationship with the patients.
– Sincerely, Natasha K.
