My experience with this facility has been overwhelmingly negative. The level of care is negligent,…read morethe sanitation is poor, and there is a clear lack of professionalism among staff. Communication is almost nonexistent -- they rarely answer the phones, making it extremely difficult to get updates or speak with anyone about your loved one's condition. If you do have a family member in their care, I strongly recommend visiting frequently and checking on them in person. Based on what I observed, relying on them to communicate or maintain proper standards is unrealistic. This facility needs serious improvement in patient care, cleanliness, and basic professionalism.

I am now in a new rehabilitation place and I can really see the difference from kayakAmeea. The…read morenew place complies with ADA standards a lot more. Especially with the bathroom facilities: doors wide enough for a wheelchair; high toilets; Plentiful grab rails.

I am very grateful to be getting Care in this facility. The staff are caring and attentive. The…read moredecor is attractive the physical therapists are kind and knowledgeable I am afflicted with a terrible situation. I'm not knowing exactly where some unrelenting pain is coming from a considering this situation. The Care is compassionate and effective. I most grateful.

Our experience at Elmwood was excellent. First and foremost, the staff are delightful. Everyone of…read morethem! They were professional, caring and we particularly liked that they all had a sense of humor, which made life easier for the trying times of rehabilitation. My husband was admitted as a two person transfer and left minimal assist. The doctors, nurses, and assistants worked together beautifully. Rehab Dept was outstanding. Food was healthy and housekeeping ready at any call for necessary cleanups. The activity director and assistants were great The Social Worker helped with discharge home. The Administrators of this facility work hard to keep it a quality setting. We were very pleased we were able to be here.

I went to Chapparal House after a back surgery and having Guillane Barre syndrome. I couldn't walk…read morewhen I got there. I strongly recommend this place. The nursing staff comes quickly when you call them. They are very attentive. The physical therapists worked very hard with me and after a month I left there walking on my own. The social services there are also very good. The kitchen serves a very varied menu and the food is tasty. There is some amazing artwork on the walls. And there are wonderful grounds and gardens. I heartily give Chapparal House five stars.

I'm living there now and mostly it's fine. Today I knew I was laying on something that gave me…read moreextreme pain . One aide tried to lift me off the folded blanket and it still hurt . He responded to my yelling . And he's a sweetie . That's all I have to say now .

I been to the Hyatt Regency San Diego a few times and the Piedmont Gardens are on par with the…read moreHyatt. They are most definitely the best rehab center in the East Bay. The staff like the other care centers are the best, with their system of care and comfort they cannot be beat. Now I know why it's almost impossible to get in for care. Their kitchen menu is like gourmet food, and you can order ala-carte. There is a rooftop garden, with a fantastic view. An atrium with a lush garden I want in my backyard. A real gem in Piedmont in Oakland. I don't want to go home. Two weeks isn't enough to spend there.

My grandparents recently had to have a couple of short term stays at Piedmont Gardens to recover…read morefrom a fracture and surgery. The members of staff at Piedmont Gardens were very helpful and friendly. They were always in contact with me during the stay and kept me informed of my family's status no matter what happened any time of day. Nurses were easy to reach and administrative staff was easy to talk to. Facilities were clean, well kept, and up to date. If there were any unfortunate reasons why we would have to go back, I wouldn't hesitate to reach back out to Piedmont Gardens. I would also like to thank Georgia and Rogger for helping me navigate the stressful time with my grandparents recovering from their hospital visit. Their help allowed me to get the best care for my grandparents.

If you are looking for a clean, professional, loving, caring, and dedicated facility for your loved…read moreone; look no further. This is a beautiful space where people go to recover, rehabilitate, and restore their dignity and their lives. My 69 year old mother was a patient here and when she arrived doctors could arguably confirm she should be going into hospice, but we believed in God for her recovery - thankfully the owner Jim believed she could recover also. When she arrived she could not speak, feed herself well, and was physically weak all over. I was SO anxious to leave her in this state, but was immediately assured by staff that she was in good hands, and that she was safe. They nurtured her as if she were their family and I knew then even more that we chose the correct location. Within weeks she saw an eye doctor, physical therapist, speech therapist and occupational therapist. She participated in multiple types of activities (finger painting, gardening, celebrating birthdays, and her favorite - bingo!). After a month my mom graduated from puréed foods to a better diet, could feed herself, had less confusion, and was improving every single day. I am now happy to report she is even stronger, mind is sharper, speech is amazing, and can tackle occupational tasks that this facility assisted her to accomplish. It is the little things that we do every single day that we don't realize we miss until we don't have them. When we find ourselves in this place we need somewhere to go to recover - this is your place! The owner (Jim) will acknowledge you, spend time to speak with you, and the way he looks after his employees and is always upgrading the space shows deeply how much he cares. In my moms time there, they completed a beautiful remodel. Not once did this facility wreak of any smell. Jim - as I write this tears fill my eyes. I am SO thankful to God for your work! I am thankful for your spirit, and for showing up as your true authentic self! To ALL of the staff of Richmond Post Acute - you are all SO valued! You are all SO amazing! I pray you know just how much of an impact you are to the lives you touch! I pray that favor falls upon you. From the peace within my spirit - vibrant love and gratitude to you all!

I toured this facility when deciding where to transition my mom after a hospital stay for rehab…read more In short, I met the owner who would do himself a favor by staying out of the marketing aspects of his business. He was pompous and full of himself and put a bad taste in my mouth. It didn't take me long to decide this wasn't a good fit for mom. The place looked cleaned and the workers seemed nice. Most rooms appeared very small though with three beds to a room; not okay in my mind even for a short stay. Do your homework and hopefully, you'll have a different experience considering this place appealed to me as it was close to home and had good reviews. Tours are everything!

My fathers caregiver Jeannie Taylor has been a blessing. We could not have gone through our…read morefather's passing without her.

My caregiver Carolina Figueroa is the best of all caregivers she brightens my morning every day and…read moreno task is too small or too big for her! Definitely a keeper!!!

I didn't want to write a review until I been around long enough to share my honest experience on…read morethis facility. First off, the location seems pretty safe and there's street parking. There is garage parking, but it's for the workers. The receptionist is nice and requires a Covid test before entering. The place itself is well kept. It's nice and clean, there's an outdoor patio where you can get some sun. A few tables and chairs. Flowers and a small foundation. There's two sections of the building. There's no order or weird smell, this facility is very clean. For the most part, the nurses are really nice, kind and talkative once you get to know them. My mother goes there everyday so she knows all of their names. I have a few favorites because they give my dad amazing care. Even the male nurses and workers are great! They would come in and adjust my dad so he doesn't get bed sores. The respiratory therapist, Gina is amazing! She's so sweet. She's been taking care of my dad really well. Some of the nurses/CNA that I really appreciate and want to show recognition for their hard work is Maribel, Genesis, Michelle, Amanda, Sophia, Daisy, Edwin, Patrick, Ricky, Masa (spelling?) and a few others that I can't remember their names. I mostly know their faces when I come visit. My mother wanted to add: Karen, Liza, Edith who are social workers and they have been very helpful. The nurses, cna's, care takers are all careful when it comes to my dad's care. He can't be on his right side due to the brain injury he has. I would also like to say, the director, Shirley is very kind. She has been a great help during this difficult time for all of us. She's been really accommodating to my mother which I am very thankful. This place and staff is wonderful. They also decorate the courtyard for the holidays (see photos). No negative feedback at all. The janitors and clean up crew are also hard workers,

Bay Area Healthcare Center helped my husband recover from a serious infection that left him weak…read moreand confused. Every person in this facility is attentive and caring. The MD, Nursing, Patient Care Assistants, Housekeeping, PT, OT, Activities people, Receptionist, and Admitting Staff and Social Workers. The food was good and healthy. My husband went home after a 21 day stay with help from all of them to a safe home setting. Ginny Kamp

Warm, amiable staff handle their jobs professionally with care. Here's an example from the…read morekitchen Vegetable are tough to do enmass. So what these folks did was scoop out the seeded center portion of zucchinis leaving just the rind and a bit of flesh. Great Idea!¡!

I spent 2 and a half months here and let me say the staff is amazing. From the Director down to the…read moreCNA's and physical therapists, everyone was so helpful. I came there after spending 3 weeks in ICU, I couldn't walk or even roll over, I was that incapacitated. Their PT department is the best. Between them all the got me up and moving again once I got out of my own head (I was having a "poor me" situation) and Kim was the best. She taught me to trust my body again to do the things it used to and it worked. I don't know if I ever could do enough to repay them for my life back. I'm still not 100% but close and never would have got here except for them and my own determination to get well enough to go home to my husband and 4 legged kids. Thank you for everything, I have nothing but positive things to and recommend. At some point you have to be responsible for yourself and put the hard work in.

I have just moved in here, and I cannot get any help with…read moremoving my furniture to the appropriate places. I can barely use my computer due to it being against the wall by the window

It's a very clean place, and what I love most is that it's very spacious, it has an apartment for…read moreeach guest, and it has a friendly staff, very helpful and attentive to the requests of each resident.

TL;DR: Tiffany Ai Lan Vo is smart, caring, and knowledgeable and her expertise essentially saved…read moreme. Lisa at reception is wonderful, helpful and reassuring and I look forward to seeing both these women every time I go in. More info in case this helps another woman: I was in a debilitating painful, dark, scary place for two months before I found PHRC and pelvic floor therapist, Tiffany. I cannot recommend her and PHRC enough. Not only did Tiffany listen to everything I had to say with compassion, respect and patience, she was able to diagnose my problem within minutes. Something my ob/gyn wasn't able to do for months and something supposed "specialist" Dr. Alexandra Haessler at Sutter Health (very dismissive doctor) wasn't able to do even though she somehow bears the qualifications of "urogynecologist". It wasn't just that I needed physical therapy, Tiffany was able to correctly diagnose something very medical that both these doctors missed! I'm putting this in the review in case some other woman out there is being told that it's neuropathic and/or that nothing is wrong by Dr. H or anyone else in spite of her symptoms and feels hopeless. It's not you! It's real. I wouldn't trust that diagnosis until you see a pelvic pain specialist like Tiffany. Unfortunately MDs in the Bay Area seem very in the dark about pelvic pain. Even after knowing what my medical diagnosis was and getting proper treatment for it (thanks to Tiffany) I'm still struggling to find a provider who is knowledgeable in it and its not for lack of trying. PHRC's entire mission and specialty is to help men and women with this type of thing and it shows and it is life changing.

A few years ago, I was waking up 3 or 4 times each night and got a referral from my primary doc to…read morevisit Pelvic Health & Rehabilitation Center. I saw Maryssa, who changed my life! I went CAMPING again and finally felt well-rested. Last year, I was having some issues with urgency, so I asked for another referral and saw Summer since Maryssa had left and I was really nervous, but had no need to be. Again, spectacular treatment. I'm so happy. It's not just the clinicians -- the receptionist is friendly and helpful, the space is clean, and I'm so grateful I was able to receive treatment here. Sadly, they only take two forms of insurance: Kaiser and Brown & Toland.