Webster at Rye

Webster at Rye is a caring environment for your loved one. My mother continues to receive support well after my father passed away. I receive regular feed back on her care and the staff is always friendly, kind and supportive.

I LOVE visiting the beautiful assisted living community at Webster at Rye!! Not only is the staff super kind and professional, they make extra efforts to create an enriching program experience with creative projects and happy hours with LIVE music!! My absolute pleasure to recommend this 'exceptional' care giving community. Corinne is the BEST activity director! She is kind and caring and makes sure every program is enjoyable and enriching experience! Shout out to ALL the volunteers and caregivers that make every day so special for the residents of Webster at Rye!!

My mom is in long term care and the staff is amazing. I wouldn’t want her to be anywhere else. They are all so caring and kind.

Webster at Rye is a very special place. Our elderly father was there for a number of years, and was beautifully cared for in the nursing home part of the residence. The Webster "campus" is pretty, with a small woodland, walking paths, a patio, and a spacious gazebo. The facility itself is lovely - clean and bright and comfortable - and as homey as a long-term-care residence could possibly be. The food always seemed tasty, fresh and plentiful; and I noticed a lot of variety too, including seasonal favorites and yummy-looking desserts. Our dad was an enthusiastic and discerning eater and never once complained to us about the food in all the years he was there. Also, there were activities and amusements available every day of the week, including regular "therapy" dogs, games, crafts, patio hang-outs, and actual outings. Additionally, the staff really stepped up to meet our dad's individual needs, which were not insignificant, so he could get about and socialize; and so he could stay in close touch with us. This required above-and-beyond effort, as we all live out of state and our dad needed support to FaceTime between visits. As the above description implies, the staff at Webster is wonderful. All of them- the nurses, assistants, support staff, and activities folks - they could not have been more kind. They showed empathy toward our father and toward us every step of the way, and had energy and humor and enthusiasm. They took the time needed to make us feel comfortable and to get to know our dad as a whole person. Though their jobs are extremely demanding and they all clearly worked hard, the staff never seemed grim or exhausted or cynical; and I noted that there was very little turnover in the main patient care roles at Webster in the years our dad was there. This suggests to me that they are not understaffed, and that they are treated fairly and respectfully by their employers, as they should be. I believe this makes a big difference and helps foster a motivated, creative staff, and an overall positive environment. We are very grateful to Webster at Rye. Our dad passed yesterday morning, and as we were saying our goodbyes after a couple of days at our father's side, we received lots of hugs and heard treasured personal comments about our dad and how much he was appreciated. We will miss Webster, and we could not recommend it more highly.

I have to say it was a very good start at Webster at Rye but sadly after my mother died there was a very fast change from the administration- so very cold and unfriendly. I just asked Angel Blais for a final bill that she should have sent me 6 months ago and I found out that they block your email address after your loved one passes away. How crazy is that?? I had to go through the info@websteratrye to get the bill. This place is as superficial as it gets. Beware.