My father was sent here after a stint in the hospital. Staff are friendly and both the public…read moreareas and rooms are clean and well kept. The cleanliness is something that really sticks out to me in comparison to some of the other facilities in the area.

It had been a while since we visited a family member at JML, but after our visit today we were…read morereminded why we love this facility. We have a family member who is recuperating here after a back surgery and from the day she entered this skilled nursing facility, she has bee treated well. Every staff member here is well trained and it is clear that this is a patient oriented facility. Additionally, the food at this facility is great and overall the atmosphere is positive. We have been to other establishments that put off a sense of "doom and gloom", and hands down this place surpasses them. In the end, if you have a choice in which rehabilitation program you want to attend on Cape, this is the one!

This "rehab facility" should be closed. There are no two ways about it!…read moreMy dad was a resident there until last August where he went to the hospital and died. The staff have no idea how important their jobs are. The nurses do not even talk to the residents and when they do, they are rude. I get it, this place takes the patients nobody else wants but they still need care! My dad had an alcohol problem years ago but hadn't had a drink in years but he had a roommate that was going to a drug clinic 3 times a week. I tried to talk to Donald, the Administrator and was dismissed and shuttled along.

My 28 year old sister is currently in Spaulding rehab in Charlestown, and they are telling us that…read morewe HAVE to move her to a different rehab. When I looked up Plymouth Rehabilitaion & health care center on yelp nothing came up, when I went online it came up as a nursing home... I am very uncomfortable placing my sister in a nursing home setting and I am wondering if anyone has any feedback on this specific facility. I am very confused as to why Spaulding is asking to move her when she has improved so much where she is, but to move a 28 year old woman to a nursing home is not okay on any level... any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Stayed here for two weeks after suffering a stroke. The staff here is very friendly and…read moreprofessional. The therapists are well trained and very hands-on, not only telling you what exercises you need to do but they also show you how to do them and hold onto you to help steady you and to keep you from falling. I was very happy with my time there.I would definitely recommend them for rehab.

From the owner: At Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of New England at Beverly, patients receive focused…read moreinpatient rehabilitation care from a team committed to guiding them through the challenges of recovery. We learn what matters most to you and design a personalized plan to help you regain your maximum amount of independence. Patients take part in three hours of therapy a day, five days a week, supported by 24/7 nursing care and frequent physician visits. Patients also have access to Interpreter services that support recovery, confidence and independence.

I highly DO NOT recommend Webster Rehabilitation in Rockland for any love one or friend. An…read moreextremely poorly run facility for the following reasons: 1) The on-site staff is incompetent for caring for individuals 2) The staff is non-responsive to the needs of the patient - zero communication 3) Medical training isn't adequate and very indifferent to patients 4) The conditions of the facility are very poor. Dirty, and run-down 5) The food served is unacceptable (I had to bring in food for my mother) I am the son of my mother that was recently a 'resident'. I work in the healthcare industry and will be reaching out to the 'Better Business Bureau of Massachusetts' to report

Please read these negatives before you decide to utilize this facility. I'm guessing some are fake…read more We read them and still thought, well they have good ratings with Medicare. The negligence is, honestly, hard to comprehend. My father went in on a Friday. By Sunday, he didn't receive his bipap(life saving device) the first night and the second, the nurse put it on wrong and forgot to turn it on. By Sunday, he had a fall(not observed) and found they are not sure how long after. O2 82 which is a need to call 911, nevermind he fell and was on Eliquis. The nurse told us on Sunday morning that she would put in for bloodwork. After 4 hours we requested an ambulance. The supervisor, Grace, stated we were inpatient and there was no need as his O2 was fine. Meanwhile, he was showing signs of delirium along with inconsistent O2. My father died on Tuesday at 12:25pm. He was brought to the the ER on Sunday at our request and their defiance, was admitted to PCU upon arrival and died less than 48 hours later. We are reporting to Dept of Heath etc.

The staff was very helpful , and took great care of my grandmother . The nurses were very kind. And…read morethank you for the great care

It has been 1.5 years since my Dad passed and it has taken this long to write a review of this…read moreabsolutely horrific "rehab" my father where my Dad spent 5 weeks October 2024 .The care was horrible, the nurses were mean and not helpful at all. The only person that tried was the PT can't remember his name. We pulled him out of there AMA but he was so depressed and was not improving at all. My Dad had bed sores on the both feet and lower back. He was there for rehab after being hospitalized for kidney issues. He was ambulatory and living on his own and driving prior to hospitalization then became quite deconditioned and needed rehab. The food was inedible and the admission nurse even said that. But that was minor to what he experienced at this horrible facility . The real reason I am writing this is because my Dad had weeping wounds on his legs and I came in to see the room full of flies, landing on his legs and food. The Air conditioning unit was not flush in window with big gaps to the outside (by the way it was October) I went to the nurses station to complain and ask for it to be fixed, the "charge nurse" said they would take of it on Monday, I said that is not acceptable, asked her if they had any duct tape or something to fix it, and she said as I walked away "who does she think I am? I am an RN not a fix it person" well I so happen to be an RN employed at a Boston hospital, so I said well so am I and I had packing tape in my car and fixed the a/c unit to secure from outside. the attitude by almost all of the staff was horrific. the case managers and others were not helpful and had no intentions on dealing with these issues. poor care, bad attitudes, disgusting facility that should be shut down by the state! NEVER let you love on stay here!! wish I was able to give 0 stars

What a great program. Very well organized and compassionate care for people in recovery…read more Everyone has supportive and caring even when the circumstances are bleak. Kassi has been extremely supportive during a very difficult time. Thank you to everyone at Resilience for your commitment to helping others.

The team at Resilience Behavioral Health is amazing!! They have worked extremely hard to get their…read morefacility ready so as to be able to truly heal each and every person who needs to be healed!

South Cove Manor stands well above the many nursing homes and rehabilitation centers I have…read moreencountered. The facility is beautifully and thoughtfully decorated, meticulously clean, and maintains a quiet, calming environment. Patients are treated with genuine care, and it clearly shows in the staff's daily interactions. As a private duty nurse working with individuals who have dementia, I have seen many facilities and never have I found one I would feel comfortable recommending for my own family an. South Cove Manor is an exception. I would confidently choose this facility if such care were ever necessary. The majority of residents are Asian, though the facility is welcoming to all. Staff members speak a variety of Asian languages, which is a significant benefit for residents and families. While I have not personally tried the food, I have not heard any complaints. Residents appear well-adjusted, well-supported, and consistently cared for at a high level--something I cannot say about most places in this industry. A+

Very bad communication with the director Eric, he is not willing to assist me , very mean , rude …read more I am trying to submit application for my dad and I explain to him my dad's current situation, he said waiting list is long and he made it sound like I am trying to cut in line but I didn't not mention that . Super bad communication skills. Then he said he will discard my application which is rude. He is not willing to help me on the phone and try to hang up on me . Please don't send your family there !

I was hopeful about going here for PT until I started treatment. The space is really beautiful and…read morethey are pretty quick to get you in for an initial appointment (you need a script from your PCP first though) After one evaluation and 2 sessions, I realized they weren't experienced with treating chronic pain even though they knew that's what I came in for. I ended up getting pretty hurt because in my second session my overzealous PT had me do some exercises that just weren't appropriate for where I am at. Although at that session she explained that they probably weren't a great fit for me because they aren't used to chronic pain, I just wish I was told that outright. Or even at the end of the evaluation. The plus side of this place is that, unlike most PT offices, there is a lot of space and privacy when you meet with a PT. I'm sure they do a decent job with the generic one time knee/whatever injury kind of pain but because of my experience I wouldn't recommend them to a friend. *Note, they aren't at 280 Washington St anymore- they're at 20 Guest St. Brighton in the New Balance Building

I have received PT from multiple agencies over the past 10 years, including Kennedy Bros, ProSports…read moreand Mt Auburn, for different issues. But I have never had such rapid relief as I did when treated by Keith Foley. Two years ago, I was diagnosed with a herniated cervical disc with impinged nerve. I went to PT for 6 months with little improvement, although I lost fitness when the therapist had me stop all other fitness activities. Since then, I have lived with chronic daily pain in my neck and shoulders, as well as frequent migraines, despite having tried dry needling, acupuncture, trigger point injections and therapeutic massage. Most recently, I developed shoulder pain from a presumed rotator cuff tear, for which I received PT from Keith. Keith bases his treatment approach on the MacKenzie and Maitland methods. Google it - it makes sense. His practice is patient-centric, focused on how the injury functions within the patient's daily activities, the patient's other symptoms and response to treatment. Treatment includes daily exercises, but also mindful postural resets to be practiced throughout the day, when sitting, typing, standing, walking, sleeping. For the first time, I have a movement plan to treat increased symptoms when they occurred, including when to use pain meds. Keith focuses on patient education, and always teaches the rationale behind his treatment. For the first time in years, I have pain free days. I am using about a third of the medication I needed when I started seeing him 2 1/2 months ago. Keith is professional, articulate, sensitive and intelligent. Not only does he check in with how I am doing during the treatment, but he will also answer questions by email between sessions. He has also suggested literature and videos to support his treatment. I cannot recommend Keith Foley highly enough. Note that Keith may travel between Spaulding locations, so be sure to check his availability before registering. The office at Brighton Landing is clean, and spacious, with ample space for therapy without feeling you are involved in other patient's business. Treatment rooms are three-walled, with a full curtain for privacy. Keyed lockers and a shower room are available. Parking is free with a validated ticket in the garage across the street. The location is convenient to Soldier's Field Rd/Storrow Dr., in the building across from WGBH. The office staff is courteous and competent. I have not had trouble getting my preferred early morning time slots; they are also opened in the evening. Initially I waited a week for my evaluation.

Steve at CORE is very good at leading the client to the best therapy after injury. He helped me…read morestrengthen my knee after surgery and bring it back to even stronger than before. I highly recommend Core and Steve in the Weymouth location. Phil

I went to CORE for my shoulder. I'm so happy with the care that I received. I loved that it was a…read moresmall clinic and I felt that I got such individualized attention. Thanks to the staff at CORE, I have no problems with my shoulder anymore!

Very unprofessional. They are short of staffs. You submitted application and they text you back…read morewithout even tell you their name. Asked for several times and they just ignored it. Just want to know what you looking and so on. I rather bring my years of Nurse Managing experience else where. I am a great nurse with load of experience under my belt. I am looking for a good place to work that close to home but it seems kind of hard with this kind of unprofessional attitude.

I have worked for Wingate HealthCare For 5 plus years…read morenow,and I love it,my coworkers are friendly caring and always making the shift go a little easier.The floor I work on is busy and it doesn't stop which is great and the patient to staff ratio is very decent.If I had a sick family member or friend,I'd recommend it here.