CC @ Bayshore is like a 5 star hotel. My family member is comfortable, the staff is wonderful, the facility is clean and fresh. I give 5 stars, but CC @ Bayshore may need 10 stars from what I see! I will have a new update soon. Be on the lookout for it...be careful with this site. While some staff members were great, others dropped the ball. We found ourselves cleaning my family member's room, and either assisting with or doing most of the hygiene for him. Be careful!
Nursing home
Complete Care at Bayshore
715 North Beers Street, Holmdel, NJ 07733, Monmouth County
Complete Care at Bayshore is a skilled nursing and post-acute rehabilitation facility located in Holmdel, New Jersey. The building sits on North Beers Street, placing residents close to local medical providers and regional transit routes across northern Monmouth County. The community has a total of 232 licensed beds, which includes 220 general long-term care beds alongside a specialized 12-bed unit designed for high-acuity respiratory support.
Daily living here centers around both short-term rehabilitation and ongoing clinical care. Patients staying for post-acute recovery take part in scheduled therapy sessions to regain their mobility, balance, and independence before heading home. The dedicated activities and nursing teams work together to keep long-term residents engaged and comfortable through regular social gatherings and daily routines.
Dining services provide daily meals tailored to the nutritional needs of residents recovering from illness or managing complex conditions. Staff help monitor dietary requirements alongside medical recovery plans, ensuring that every meal supports overall strength and healing. Families frequently note the warm meal service and the steady encouragement offered by dining and nursing staff.
Medical care covers a wide spectrum of health needs, from post-operative joint therapy to around-the-clock nursing for chronic illnesses like heart disease, diabetes, and dementia. An in-house primary care team of physicians and advanced practice clinicians works directly with therapists to oversee medication safety, wound care, and pain relief. Bayshore also features a dedicated ventilator program led by respiratory specialists who guide tracheostomy management and weaning protocols.
This setting suits individuals needing short-term orthopedic recovery after a hospital discharge, as well as seniors who require long-term assistance with activities of daily living. It is also an important resource for families seeking specialized, prolonged ventilator care within Monmouth County.
Pricing
What care costs in this area.
What nursing home care costs in this area
$12,775 a month
That is the New Jersey median for a semi-private nursing home room, not this community's price. This community's actual rate depends on room type and care level. Ask us for this month's real numbers.
Source: CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey, published March 2026. Figures verified September 2026.
Medicare ratings
Overall
4 out of 5
Health inspections
3 out of 5
Quality measures
5 out of 5
Staffing
2 out of 5
From Medicare Care Compare, updated 8/1/2026.
Staffing
- Nurse time per resident, per day
- 3.8 hours
- NJ average 3.9 hours
- Registered nurse time per resident, per day
- 0.4 hours
- NJ average 0.7 hours
- Nurse time per resident on weekends
- 3.5 hours
- Nursing staff turnover (per year)
- 38%
- NJ average 39%
- Registered nurse turnover (per year)
- 33%
- Administrators who left in the past year
- 1
Source: Medicare (CMS), updated monthly, last updated 8/1/2026. See it on Medicare Care Compare
Care services provided
Nursing home
- 24-hour skilled nursing care
- Ventilator support and management
- Ventilator weaning protocols
- Tracheostomy care
- Physical therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Orthopedic and post-surgical rehabilitation
- Cardiac recovery support
- Primary medical care coordination
- Chronic condition management
- Wound care
- Pain management
- Medication monitoring
Amenities
Dining
- Prepared daily meals
- Nutrition support for recovery
Living spaces
- Subacute care recovery rooms
- Long-term care resident rooms
- Dedicated respiratory and ventilator unit
Activities and daily life
- Resident activity programs
- Transition support to celebrate rehab milestones
Wellness and care
- Physical therapy space
- Occupational therapy area
- Tracheostomy care suites
Services
- 24-hour nursing support
- Physician-led primary care oversight
- Discharge and transition planning
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Reviews
Reviews on Google
4.3352 reviews on Google
Zero stars if I could! This has to be the WORST place ever. Day one they left us in the room for hours while they “finished his paperwork to get admitted” I went to ask if someone would come speak to us like promise and they said “omg we thought that was taken care of” it didn’t take long before we were already complaining. TWO DAYS later we were complaining and having a “meeting” and were “reassured” his care would not be like it was. Well, that was a COMPLETE lie. They don’t ever give you your meds on time. You can ask until you’re blue in the face but it doesn’t matter. They will leave you soiled for hours. Ring the bell all you want, no one is unfortunately coming anytime soon. We complained to everyone, no help. Not the social worker, not the unit manager Diana not Princess not even higher ups. They seem to have 2 staff members working at night and on weekends you’ll find no one. They barely speak English and anytime we asked a medical question they ask you what’s that. You mean to tell me staff doesn’t know what glucose levels mean. They get annoyed if you demand answers and proper care. They gave out WRONG INFORMATION several times. We were told our family member has diabetes, had c diff, had rhino virus just to be called back and told “sorry we misheard the dr” they are a huge liability in so many ways. They have a sign at the nurses station stating they will take anyone regardless of their situation but complain when someone has to be taken care of. Walk the second floor hallways and you’ll see how bad it is. No hellos, no how are you. They ignore family members so imagine what they do to their patients. They should be embarrassed to work as medical professionals. I hope no one ever treats their sick family member the way they treat someone else’s. Our family member was there for PT and barely got any, even when he did it was under 30 mins. He left worse instead of better.
My family’s experience with Bayshore Complete Care was absolutely unacceptable and deeply disturbing. My uncle was found face down on the floor something that should NEVER happen in a facility responsible for patient monitoring and care. This alone raises serious concerns about neglect and lack of supervision. When my aunt visited on a Sunday, there was no one at the front desk to assist her. Even more alarming, we repeatedly informed staff that my uncle needed to be suctioned and cleaned, and our concerns were ignored multiple times. No patient should be left in that condition, and no family should have to beg for basic care. This is not just poor service—this is a failure to provide safe and humane treatment. Families trust facilities like this with their loved ones, and that trust was completely broken. We are beyond disappointed and disturbed by the level of neglect we witnessed. This situation deserves serious attention and accountability.
I had taken ensure to give to my father who is a current resident here (that is not covered by insurance and my mother is having paying to stay here now.) I was told by a nurse that I am a thief regardless if my mother is paying for him to stay here or not. I am absolutely disgusted of how I was spoken to by this women while my father is in such critical care. I will be calling in the morning to make a formal complaint.
Absolutely should be shut down. REVIEWS ARE HERE FOR YOU.. STOP IGNORING THE TRUTH. This place doesn't do squat. You put your loved one in this place to get better, only for them to get worse. My mother went in cheerful ready to be helped and excited to be accepted to this place. Only to be back in the hospital with a major infection that there PA didn't catch. The PA isn't a physician's assistant it stands for pathetic assistant. You can't tell someone is sick, the person in the next bed has to say something. And let me tell you that the social workers have absolutely no clue how to help with any assistance for when they get home . But wait, you don't go home YOU DIE.
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Location
715 North Beers Street, Holmdel, NJ 07733
License
- License number
- 061342
- Licensed as
- Long Term Care Facility
- License valid to
- 03/31/2027
- Licensed capacity
- 12 ventilator, 220 long term care beds
- Payment accepted
- Medicaid, Medicare, Private pay
- Special care offered
- Ventilator care
Checked against the New Jersey Department of Health record on 11/9/2026.
Ownership
Who owns this community, as listed on the state licence.
- Owner on the licence
- COMPLETE CARE AT BAYSHORE LLC
Frequently asked questions
What types of medical care are provided?+
The community offers around-the-clock skilled nursing, post-acute physical and occupational therapy, wound care, cardiac care, and orthopedic recovery. They also provide comprehensive primary medical care and chronic disease management.
Does Bayshore provide ventilator and respiratory support?+
Yes, the facility operates a specialized 12-bed ventilator support program. Led by respiratory therapists, this program provides continuous pulmonary oversight, tracheostomy care, and individualized ventilator weaning protocols.
What payment types does the community accept?+
Complete Care at Bayshore accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private payment options for resident care. Families should check with the admissions team to confirm coverage for specific clinical programs.
How does the community handle rehabilitation and discharge?+
Post-acute care focuses on physical and occupational rehabilitation designed to help patients regain strength and daily living skills. The team also works on discharge planning to reduce avoidable hospital readmissions and help patients return home safely.
