A follow up - due to the removal of my father from this facility, his decline was expedited and he…read morepassed away within months. I would NEVER EVER TRUST this place with a loved one. I blame them for the timeline of his death. BEWARE.

My mother was brought to this facility affer suffering a stress induced heart attack. She has had…read morea trach for 30 years and once she had her heart attack, which caused her oxygen level to decrease to 40, which induced some brain cell damage, she could no longer take care of her trach and needed respiratory assistance with suctioning and airway assistancre. Since my mother has been in this rehabilitation center, she is happy, content and the care that we have seen her get is remarkable especially under these times of covid when they are so short staffed. These people have been our guardian angels, from the case workers, to the health care workers and all management staff. Thank you!!!!

I'm a student here and I love it's difficult to find got patient care in nursing homes and this…read moreplace definitely has it! Everybody is really nice and caring

spent 3 weeks there, first week alone, then they filled the other bed in the room... The man behind…read morethe curtain was elderly and needed a Hoyer lift to get in and out of bed and be changed and what not... Had trouble with many of the CNA's not speaking English very well, but they usually respond to the call light quickly except for two different times when there was a long delay... there was a lady across the hall who was out of it and she would scream all night multiple days per week... they did not seem to have any solution for that. So Sleep was a problem. I guess the physical therapy and occupational therapy I experienced there was somewhere near adequate. Staff is generally very friendly, did not meet anybody i did not want to have caring for me. They accommodated me having some food brought to me from my house or the grocery store and let me store some in their refrigerator .. saw the doctor one time, and the Social worker and case manager didn't seem to have much interest in what I needed. Staff nurses seemed to be overwhelmed by Patient demands most days, often rushing if they appeared at all if I asked to see a nurse... I would say that the vibes were mostly good, but they could use more staff to handle the patient demands. I'd say seven of 10 were competent, and pretty much everybody was friendly. I give them a four star rating because they are much better than some other places I've been but there's obviously room for improvement, what's needed are mostly more staff and better food, and better case management/social worker availability and care.

Jeff's aunt Anne has been here for a few years now. It's a mid size facility with rooms shared by…read moretwo people. The main area has a large nurse's station in the middle that you pass on the way to the rooms. Aunt Anne was comfortable in her room, where they allow her to have lots of pictures of the family. They provide all the meds and food throughout the day. The centre is a short-term rehabilitation place with 66 beds. Overall it was similar to others in the area, maybe a tad above average. It participates in Medicare and Medicaid.

This facility is old and depressing. Care was horrible. I had to tell the nurse my father was…read morefull of fluid and he needed to go to the hospital. They had to call 911. How did the doctor and nurses not notice his legs were 2 to 3 times normal size and that his lungs were full of fluid? I called the owner to make him aware of the poor care my dad received and he was rude and very unprofessional. He even asked me if I thought Roberts put the fluid in my dad. How ignorant is that? I don't think he even knows how fluid can build up inside a person. The poor woman across the hall from him would be slumped over with her head resting on her food table for hours. I asked for a recliner for my dad for 3 days. Finally got one that didn't recline. The patients sit on hard chairs ALL day. Awful place.

A loved one was sent here after a surgery to recover and gain their strength back…read more - They developed infection because they weren't cleaned properly and started to develop sores. - While they were confused and heavily sedated, they sent a billing office staff member to speak to them about payment/insurance. - Transportation to medical appointments was unreliable and staff also did not wake up patients on time to get ready for appointments. - Physical therapists, that are supposed to provide therapy 5xweek, come when they feel like it. They wheel patients back and forth tho therapy and write in the notes that patients walk to therapy. - Because our loved one was left unattended, they fell and were admitted to the ER/hospital. We quickly found another facility to properly care for our loved one. Some of staff were kind and attentive but there was no accountability for those that were not.

Wish I could give less than one star. Mother was a patient left unattended, which ultimately led to…read moreher death from falling out of bed while eating lunch on side of her bed. She had been in a wheelchair for last ten years so very dangerous to have her sitting on edge of bed. Fell out twice second time broke femur in half which ultimately killed her You could improve these facilities by hiring staff, training staff, and care for patients instead of considering them a burden you have to check on occasionally until your shift is over. You also could ban the use of cell phones by staff. I also don't care if these are obviously what you claim are current standards. If so start implementing them

I was referred to Dr. L'Europa for a nerve conduction study and EMG by Dr. Hubbard over at RI Hand…read more& Orthopaedic Center. I arrived Friday about 25 minutes in advance to fill out paperwork & when finished, I was promptly brought into a cheerful, brightly lit examining/testing room. The RNP (who I THINK was Kathleen: I really, really wish I could recall her name!) was amazingly sweet and went over everything I should anticipate from both exams. Dr. L'Europa popped in briefly to quickly feel around my wrist before the RNP took over for the nerve conduction study. She was completely professional and caring while performing the procedure (which, I'll be honest, wasn't painful in the least. It felt like a TENS unit on super low) and had a great conversation with me to pass the time while doing so. Afterwards, the doctor came back in who then performed the oh-so-scary EMG. ....this test literally lasted all of two minutes and despite all the horror stories easily read online and by word of mouth, it was pain-free. The "worst" sensation were slight pricks where the needles were inserted however he was so fast and gentle it was over before I could sneeze. I 100% recommend Dr. L'Europa for those needing EMG/nerve testing. After having a brief conversation with him, as well as research online, I'm convinced that the individuals who were literally tortured during the testing, unfortunately were 'cared' for by inexperienced technicians or medical students instead of the actual doctor. It's also worth adding that their facilities are so pretty and welcoming! Much different than intimidating, white walled examination rooms.

What a terrible experience. Dismissed completely by doctor…read moreDrobnis and the admin woman, Jessica. So demeaning and dismissive. Young pregnant woman going in to seek help with nothing but terrible repore. Super disappointed. Will look elsewhere. Was hoping to find good, kind, and compassionate care here in RI, but will go back to Boston for what I need. Terrible and just

received written, notes assesment was totally inaccurate. even left out i could not…read moreperform them and they were responsible for my dismissal,

this place is dirty dingy crusty and smells. the programs are nothing more than for show. they…read moreare not helping with drug rehab, child care. the employees are nothing more than underpaid baby sitters for the clients and their children. this is supposed to be a facility for mothers and their children but they allow transgender males as long as they pretend they are not transgender. the staff yell/swear at the residents. the children are not well taken care of by staff or the resident mothers. they are not teaching basic life skills, job training, parenting, or provide any kind of drug/chemical rehab. they are not teaching money budgeting, or anything that i can use when i leave here. I feel very uncomfortable here and dont know who i can trust or who I can to talk to. the only thing this place has going for it is that i am no longer out on the street. If i could give this place a negative rating i would absolutely do it 100 %

Sstarbirth is by far one of the best treatment centers out there for mothers trying to change their…read morelife around. Unfortunately, insurance isnt paying for as much time as I believe is needed anymore but overall it's the place to go if you find yourself at a crossroads. They teach you all the basic life skills and how to parent all while making top priority staying clean. They even help you with finding housing when it's coming close to graduation. I can't say enough about the program. A blessing in this world honestly, just have to be open-minded to what it can do for you

Great care , kitchen and front desk staff. Some issues management needs to address. Overall…read moreResiden's are very happy there.

This is a lovely assisted living/nursing home where everyone has their own private room/apartment…read more Neal's are served in a lovely dining room and there are numerous types of activities for residents, all through the day. A beautiful home with a friendly staff!