Delmar Creve Coeur has been sold and transitioned to a to the new company…read morecompany.I believe Delmar sold it because it an old building. They are very short staffed and have to rely on people to come in from agencys.Several times my family member got skipped over for meals ,didnt take them to the dining room or bring food tho the room. Food is sub par at best. There are days where it looks decent but most days its pathetic. This may be petty but I think everyone deserves the little things like butter for a roll or sugar for cereal.But again they are short handed. My family member is there now and we are looking for a new place

Smells of urine when you walk in the door. I wouldn't let my dog sleep there. It's nothing but a…read moreparking place for people who were kicked out of the hospital. Double rooms with one patient sleeping N-S and the other E-W. with a thin sheet between them. Some patients have been there over a year. I spent three hours there and left because of the poor conditions.

I received physical therapy at Athletico after a bad car accident and I could not have been more…read moreimpressed. The facility was very clean with equipment kept in fantastic condition. The therapists and techs were all incredibly friendly, compassionate, and professional. And for as difficult as PT can be with neck and back injuries, I felt supported and truly cared for. I would also recommend Mike to anyone who requires manual physical therapy for a neck injury. He truly was fantastic!

I have gone to 2 different physical therapists at this location and highly recommend it. First,…read moredesk staff are very warm and welcoming, always greeting me when I enter. The physical space is very clean, well organized and easy to navigate. Most importantly, the therapists are extremely good, very professional and most of all, very effective. I had Ken for vestibular therapy to resolve eye problems with dizziness, balance, and vision problems. I was amazed at how effective it was given what seemed to be strange activities. Due to a recent fall, I worked with Rachel Hermann on my hip. She made work, and it was work, fun yet very effective. She was excellent and I highly recommend her. I believe a professional should have good interpersonal skills as well as technical skills. She made what could have been tedious yet fun. I also appreciate getting hard copies of the exercises. I am now returning to her for PT on my knee!l

My mom stayed at this facility back in April for a broken hip. We were not impressed. The nurses…read moreand doctors were rude. She is diabetic and the food they gave her was not consistent with a diabetic diet. They released her before she could even walk even though the insurance said she should stay. We are still considering a law suit. There were two ladies that took care of my mom that she liked, Tracy and Viola. I will give them and only them high marks.

I transferred my 94 year old Mother out of Bethesda Dilsworth to BJC Extended Care. I'm so…read moresatisfied with the amazing care the nursing staff, therapist, compared to Dilsworth I give them a A. From the front desk greeting you with a smile to the care team showing compassion. I recommend. Mom radiates where before she experienced negligence from an uncaring nursing staff resulting in a sore. She gets showered now, she says the foods good, she is treated nicely, her call buttons in reach and not one time her hearing aides or glasses lost. She's showered where Dilsworth didn't shower her in 2 weeks writing excuses denied by Mother. BJC Extended Care I trust with my Mother. We can sleep knowing she's care for and treated with respect.

For my blessing! We went there for the delivery of our…read moregranddaughter. My daughter chose this hospital. Dr. Joshua, nurse Justice and both Anesthesiologist were amazing, informative, patient and supportive. A few of her other visits have not been so good. We thank them. Appreciate them. Give 5 stars but the first night did not involve them and for that reason I must give a 4 star rating.

I have been going to Mercy to see a neuro PT for balance issues. I saw Sunny and Chris They were…read moreboth 5+++. They were calm and patient and I learned so much from them. I left the program with confidence and a plan going forward to continue with my goals. Thank you both. I also wanted to highlight Janice, a front desk person when I signed in. She always left me with a smile due to her sunny personality and eagerness to help. Another 5+++ employee. It was a pleasure to go in every week and be greeted by her.

Im a musician , showed up to play. They claimed they never booked me. I asked for gasoline…read morecompensation for making the trip and denied that. I asked to speak to the administrator , they said she was unavailable. Asked for her extension they said she didnt have one. So they dont care. screw them.

Terrible. $12,600 for a private room. New ownership has routinely been staffing one aide per 20…read moreresidents. Often, there isnt even an aide or LPN upstairs where the memory patients live. No staff means no shower, or the loved ones have to spend hours tracking down staff so we can harrass them for a shower. The food is absolute crap. Bread is often stale, out of everything all the time. "Sunday dinner" this week was a cold ham sandwich. Yum! another night it was ham and beans. Did I mention that my mom is paying $12,600/month for this joke of a nursing home? But the biggest issue has been the absolute mis-management - probably bordering fraud - of my mom's meds, which keep her alive. She didnt receive half of her bp meds in January. Stopped receiving her thyroid pills, also. At the end of February, she stopped receiving a vaginal cream that she is supposed to have each night. She went about 2 weeks without it. The nurse told me they were "out of it", but was "on order". The next day, the state pharmacy confirmed that none had been ordered; it was 5 days later when it was finally re-ordered. During this time, her medical records showed that she had been given it every night when they didnt even a new bottle of it. Sounds like fraud to me - doctoring the records to show sonething took place, when it had not. I know of at least one employee who left bc she was unconfortable doing what the new owners were asking her to do - said she could lose her nusing license. At least 30% of residents have moved out. I have no idea why others continue to move their relatives here for short-term rehab. The care and food are both a joke.

So far, the experience at the Quarters has been quite good. Yes, mom did have a fall out of her…read morewheelchair as another reviewer has stated, but it's because she was watching TV in her room and forgot that she wasn't ready to get up on her own. The staff as I have experienced them, have all been polite and kind to my mother, and yes, I ask her every time I see her. Yes, she can't wait to go home, and I wouldn't have that any other way. Why four stars and not 5? The food (lunch and dinner) is a bit unimpressive, and I can certainly see how someone there for more than a couple of weeks would consider that an issue. As for our family no two-day period goes by where one of us is not vising her, so we just remember to bring her a little dietarily appropriate treat, and she is good to go.

There was no intake process as a hospital referral to this facility for rehab. They just put family…read moremember in a room and walked out. Every nurse and aide we asked said someone else would do what we asked for. Within 36 hrs family member fell here which had life altering consequences. I do not recommend this place.

Used this facility for my father when his Alzheimer's started to progress. They have 3 units based…read moreon their needs. Level 1 I would rate 4.5 stars. My father was still high functioning. He participated in a lot of the activities. Level 2 I would give 3.9 stars. When my father was moved to this unit I realized they don't have enough staff to keep the residents engaged. It's at this level that each resident needs more care but there isn't enough staff to deliver that care. This unit is locked so residents don't wander the facility. Level 3 is downstairs and is a little chaotic. I give this unit 3.1 stars. Not enough care for the needs of every resident exists in this unit too. When you take the tour I recommend spending 15 minutes within each unit so you get the feel for the level of care each resident receives. I do like the level of security they have in place and how clean they keep every room.

From the owner: Open for over 20 years and located in Creve Coeur, Parc Provence offers a full continuum of memory…read morecare from assisted living to skilled nursing, plus the finest area's finest physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Our dynamic approach to "Person-Centered Care" enables each resident to retain dignity, self-respect, and a sense of well-being. With five levels of care provided in a household setting, 60+ daily activities, and cutting-edge senior care for all stages of dementia, the Parc Provence village lifestyle creates a safe and supportive environment benefiting both residents and their families.

My mother has been at Garden View for a little over a year. The staff and amenities at Garden View…read moreare topnotch. Everyone is kind and considerate and truly care about the residents. There is plenty to do and always plenty to eat!

We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the compassionate staff at Garden View Care…read moreCenter at Dougherty Ferry for the extraordinary care and love they showed our mother. Their kindness, patience, and dedication went far beyond their duties, bringing comfort, dignity, and warmth to her each day. It was clear in the way they spoke to her, cared for her, and supported our family that they truly loved her. We will always be deeply thankful for the tenderness and respect they gave her in her final chapter. The McElroy Family

We admitted our son to McCallum Place on September 24, 2025, based on multiple assurances from…read moreadmissions staff, the clinical director, and the intake coordinator that ARFID patients would be supported with meals from their safe food list, and that new foods would be introduced gradually and therapeutically. This was the only reason we felt comfortable with such a big step. Unfortunately, that was not the reality. From the moment he arrived, our son was denied food from his safe list and instead presented with standard meals he could not eat. He was told he had to finish every bite or drink Ensure/Boost, and that refusal could eventually mean a feeding tube. Another patient told him Ensure/Boost makes people nauseous, which staff confirmed -- reinforcing his biggest fear (vomiting). As a result, he went nearly 12 hours without eating, became dizzy, nauseous, and panicked, and was texting us that he was starving. When I raised concerns directly with Dr. Slat, she was dismissive, did not address my concerns, and told my son he had to eat everything on his plate with no therapeutic support. She also refused to provide food from his safe list -- even after being informed by Dr. Flynn that he had not eaten all day. This was negligent and harmful, and it left my son more fearful of eating than when he arrived. When I pushed further, I was eventually told by the psychiatrist on shift that the program "is not really a good fit for ARFID kids because of the way meals are set up." This directly contradicted what we had been told by multiple staff before admission. At that point, I had no choice but to bring him home. For families considering treatment for ARFID, please be aware: this program operates on an anorexia/bulimia model and is not appropriate for ARFID. Withholding safe foods and using threats is not the ARFID standard of care, and in our case it caused harm. This was an incredibly emotional and difficult experience for our family, and I hope no other child has to go through the same thing.

Ill start this off by saying I'm a current patient at McCallum. I came for the victory program as I…read morewas admitted originally, and turns out, the "exercise and building healthy relationships with movement" is all a joke; all you get is one single extra outing and no movement or anything like that. its all fake. So, for a bit of backstory, I began exercising about a year ago and was never too serious about it up until about three months in, then followed me getting into what you would call clean eating, and I truly started to just fall in love with that lifestyle; I felt better, I looked better, and overall my life was just better. better nd I hadn't realized that my food intake wasn't aligning with my energy output (e.g., I was eating almost 3000 calories a day), and I wasn't gaining weight fast enough. I was never very big, nor was I ever very small; I was never trying to shrink myself. I was having issues with my thyroid, so we went to follow up with the hospital, and due to my heart rate being low, mind you, it will be as I was a heavyweight lifter and long-distance athlete, and they ended up keeping me for two weeks because they weren't feeding me enough at first, and I LOST WEIGHT. I stabilized after the first day, which speaks for itself, and then got sent to residential because insurance won't let you go straight to an outpatient program. I've been at McCallum Place for a week, and it is awful and not at all what it seems like. The staff hardly communicates. I'm not even here for anorexia, I am maybe 5 pounds underweight and struggle more with ortherexia and they treat it like I am. Really, no one is educated and will do anything to stay in power and are supposed to "redirect" certain behaviors but all the patients just feed into eachother I mean half the girls here are still losing weight if that says anything and also ive had girls be touchy and all the people here truly truly need the mental help this place wont give, theres a girl with a tub and she took a sit of her boost and we had to congradulate her and feed into this behavior?. Not to mention the "therapy" is all bs, you see a therapist maybe once or twice a week, which is hard enough to do since no one talks, and all they say is the cookie-cutter "what do you need?" and end up not doing anything anyways and the group work is just such surface-level questions. This place has done nothing but bring out what you would call an "ED" within me and exhastbated things to the point where I cant even think or look in the mirror, and all I think about is food when I didn't to this extent before, workers are supplementing their food because they dont even want to eat it, girls crying over boost drinks and just overall really inappropriate behavior from staff and patients . Half of the patients AMA anyways.. There is so much more, and I can't push you away from this place anymore.I can't believe I have to stay longer. STAY. AWAY. FROM. MCCALLUM

Kind, caring and professional therapist and a quick response time from the first inquiry to…read moreappointment. Very helpful.

Don't use these people. On a day when the roads were bad with ice and snow for my first…read moreappointment, they didn't even wait 10 minutes for me! The park lot was confusing, they gave me the wrong room number, the door to the building was locked. PLUS, I couldn't call them either to ask them how to get in or where they even were (it went straight to the answering machine). Didn't even call me to ask if something happened. Tells me how compassionate they actually are. People come here for mental problems, and they don't even treat you with decency of waiting for a few more minutes on a bad road day. What an ordeal.