Even though I arrived late in the day, I was still given the time and courtesy as if I was a VIP. Excited also that my husband's PD nurse frequents this establishment. I'm sure his stay here with be well spent. Thank you
Nursing home
Complete Care at Park Place
2 Deer Park Drive, Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852, Middlesex County
Complete Care at Park Place is a licensed 94-bed long-term care facility located on Deer Park Drive in Monmouth Junction, within South Brunswick Township. The center provides round-the-clock nursing care in a tidy, home-like setting designed for individuals recovering from illness, surgery, or managing complex health conditions.
Daily life inside the building is supported by an active activities program and nutritious, personalized dining. Staff coordinate daily events to keep residents socially engaged, while dietary teams accommodate personal preferences and specific health needs like heart-healthy meals.
Medical and rehabilitation services are delivered directly on site by a dedicated primary care team made up of doctors, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. Therapists provide targeted physical and occupational therapies for people recovering from joint replacements, cardiac events, or strokes, focusing on strength, mobility, and activities of daily living.
In addition to short-term post-acute care and standard long-term nursing, the center provides specialized clinical capabilities such as pulmonary care, wound management, and a dedicated peritoneal dialysis unit. These services make it well-suited for seniors with chronic medical needs who need continuous clinical oversight before returning home or as permanent residents.
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
3 out of 5
From Medicare Care Compare, updated 8/1/2026.
Staffing
- Nurse time per resident, per day
- 3.1 hours
- NJ average 3.9 hours
- Registered nurse time per resident, per day
- 0.5 hours
- NJ average 0.7 hours
- Nurse time per resident on weekends
- 2.8 hours
- Nursing staff turnover (per year)
- 26%
- NJ average 39%
- Registered nurse turnover (per year)
- 21%
- 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
- Primary care management for chronic conditions
- Post-acute rehabilitation
- Orthopedic and post-surgical care
- Cardiac care and symptom monitoring
- Neuro and stroke rehabilitation
- Pulmonary care (including COPD and pneumonia management)
- Peritoneal dialysis special care unit
- Medication monitoring and administration
- Hospice care support
Amenities
Dining
- Nutritious, personalized meals
- Heart-healthy diet education
Activities and daily life
- Recreational activities schedule
- Social programs
Living spaces
- Clean and tidy environment
- Welcoming home-like setting
Wellness and care
- Physical therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Pain management
- Wound care
Services
- Care coordination with specialists
- Hospital readmission prevention strategies
- Discharge and home transition support
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Reviews
Reviews on Google
4.6176 reviews on Google
My mom is currently at Complete Care at Park Place. Moving her into a nursing home was an incredibly hard decision for us as we thought we would care for her in our home. From day one the staff has been amazing! Very caring and attentive - helping us all go through this transition. They offer comprehensive services from medical through nutrition. I strongly recommend them.
Did not want to make this review but have to in good conscience incase anyone really reads reviews like me. This review is ONLY FOR RESPITE care , I have no idea how they operate outside of this. My mom has stayed here about three times for respite care. Each time has been okay. Normally the second day they’re there a doctor calls you to introduce themselves and everything.Finding care for someone with dementia is hard and I didn’t want to be picky. The last stay she had a week ago was for over 14 days. I packed my mom with 25 pairs of underwear because in my experience places say they will bathe your loved ones and they really don’t. So I asked that at a minimum she change her underwear daily since she is prone to UTIS bc of her dementia. I gave her towels , body wash , shower shoes ect. I asked them to leave all her dirty clothes in a separate bag for me to wash so it wouldn’t get lost. I went to pick her up and as I’m going through her belongings all of her underwear are still folded the same way I had it and she had only 4 dirty underwear and I mean FILTHY. Even the one on her person was disgusting. she told Me they hasn’t changed it in days again I give grace bc she has dementia but if you want me to believe they changed her I’d have to be a fool. When we got home I saw she still had a ankle bracelet on her which they were supposed to take off as protocol for Discharge and they did not do that. I had to give my mom a shower that took about 45 mins to ensure she was clean . The soap and towel I brought were still fresh and unused. Doctor never called me and I asked to have my mom call me she never did I had to call over 8 times to get connected. I reached out to staff and the main concern seems to be their missing ankle bracelet . I asked abt her missing items and they had a receptionist. Call me instead of who I was in contact with and that’s really what’s making me do this review. I know In this field they’re used to families not caring about their loved ones but that’s NOT me. I say this to say I won’t be bringing my mom Here anymore and will look elsewhere. If you do go here have someone check on your loved one if u can I’m my moms only caretaker and could not and now I regret taking my One vacation I finally had in over a year.
Very nice facility, clean, well lit, room sizes are good. Staff is cheerful, food is good, lot of activities. Our loved one is happy.
I visited my Uncle and this place is really been a blessing!! From the bottom of my heart, I thank you for the care and support, you provided to him for this several years. Happy Hallowing to all 🌹🌻
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Location
2 Deer Park Drive, Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852
License
- License number
- 061345
- NPI
- 1205417136 NPI Registry
- Licensed as
- Long Term Care Facility
- License valid to
- 01/31/2027
- Licensed capacity
- 94 long term care beds
- Payment accepted
- Medicaid, Medicare, Private pay
- Special care offered
- Peritoneal dialysis
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 PARK PLACE, LLC
Frequently asked questions
What types of care are available?+
The center offers post-acute rehabilitation, skilled nursing, and long-term care. Specialized support includes orthopedic recovery, cardiac care, stroke rehabilitation, pulmonary management, and hospice support.
Does the facility handle dialysis?+
Yes, the facility has a dedicated special care unit for peritoneal dialysis. This allows residents with kidney disease to receive treatment while staying on site.
What payment types does the community accept?+
The center accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private pay. Families should contact the admissions team directly to discuss coverage details for specific stays.
Who oversees medical care at the center?+
Care is overseen by an in-house medical team consisting of physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. They work alongside 24-hour nursing staff to manage chronic illnesses, coordinate medications, and treat sudden changes in health.
What does rehabilitation involve for post-surgical patients?+
Rehabilitation plans include physical and occupational therapy to rebuild strength, improve balance, and practice daily tasks. Staff also coordinate care with outside specialists and implement transition programs to help patients return home safely.