One of the best facilities in Boston area. If you are looking for a comfortable stay for your loved…read moreones in a peaceful location, then it's the place for you! All of their physical therapists are doctors and nurses seems provide a good care. Of course as any medical facilities, they deal with different emotions when it comes to healthcare. But I truly believe the management is doing their best and invest into remodeling of facility.

Avoid at all cost this place had a guardian appointed for my brother under suspicious circumstances…read moreand as it turns out they were working together to medically kidnap him ( for the medicaid payment ) . I have been trying to get my brother out of this place for a while and now I have had to file a lawsuit and they are working very hard to cloud the issues and drag things out so my brothers medicare benefit continues to go to brush hill. My brother is always dirty, they don't let him shave often and i have seen him with facial hair so long it was into his mouth, his muscles are wasted because there is no age appropriate exercise. If your having to look for a nursing home what ever your going through will be hard enough without dealing with what goes on here. You are nothing but a check here and if your checks good enough they may not let you leave.

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 !

this place is digusting. it reeks of death and urine. it is…read moreinfested with mice . they run around the first floor at check in and as we visited my friend on hospice 2 mice ran across our feet on the second floor. also when my friend was on hospice they attempted to move another person into her room when she only had days left.. why not give her and her family some privacy. this place is so gross. imagine dying in that filth. do not put your live ones here

terrible care. nursing assistant's do not care about the patient's…read more please search other facilities.

The Urology Department at Milton Hospital is top notch. Dr. James Lin and Physician's Assistant…read moreKennedy Robinson...not to mention the front desk, phlebotomists....the entire staff completely professional and welcoming. Cheers!

I came to Dr. Melissa Ricci after what I initially dismissed as a minor injury. By the time I…read morefinally sought treatment, the infection became serious. At one point, I was in danger of losing my toe entirely. From the moment I became her patient, I felt completely well cared for. She responded with an aggressive well-calibrated course of treatment, including antibiotics and toe surgery. She monitored my progress closely throughout. What set her apart was the combination of warmth and deep clinical expertise. Her knowledge of the condition gave me confidence that I was in the right hands. The outcome speaks for itself - she saved my toe. I would recommend Dr. Ricci to anyone without hesitation in need of a podiatrist. A Coughlin

I've been searching for real help for over 10 years, and I don't say this lightly when I say that…read moremeeting Carina O'Neill truly changed something in me. Over the years, I've seen countless doctors, specialists, and pain clinics. I've had just about every injection you can imagine. What stood out to me before I even met her was that multiple doctors, all from different buildings and institutions, independently told me the same thing, "If anyone can help you, it's her." That alone says everything. From the moment I met Dr. O'Neill at Spaulding in Braintree, I felt something I haven't felt in a very long time... I truly felt seen. She didn't rush me. She didn't talk over me. She didn't treat me like a chart, a case, or a number. She treated me like a human being who has been carrying pain for a very long time. Her empathy was immediate and genuine. She spoke to me gently, listened fully, and truly validated everything I've been experiencing for years. The injections themselves were unlike anything I've ever had, and that's saying a lot. (I've had hundred maybe even thousands of injections over the years) She was able to inject in places no other doctor has ever addressed, areas I didn't even realize could be treated because no one else had the experience or confidence to go there. I felt relief right away, and in the days following I've noticed slow, meaningful progress, the kind of progress that brings real hope. But more than the physical relief, what has stayed with me is knowing that she truly cares. I can tell that no matter what, she will do everything in her power to help me. That kind of care is rare. After a decade of feeling dismissed, minimized, or overlooked, she made me feel like a person again. I now completely understand why she's talked about the way she is, why doctors across New England know her name, and why she's the one they send their hardest cases to. One visit was enough to see it clearly. Carina O'Neill is extraordinary. Without question, Carina O'Neill has put Spaulding Rehabilitation in Braintree on the map. I am beyond grateful I found my way to her, and for the first time in years, I feel hopeful.

Full disclosure: this review is about Donna VanHelene, 0T (occupational therapist) at Spaulding…read morerehabilitation. Donna designs, crates and fits custom, silver ring splints. These help people with a CTD, connective tissue disorder, like my Hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. They prevent my fingers from hyperextending and eventually dislocating. Donna VanHelene has the knowledge, skill and patience to design each custom finger brace with the TLC it needs. Then, during follow up visits, she will adjust and refit the custom hand braces as needed. THE DEAL: If you have a CTD, like me, Donna can help address, and hopefully reduce, pain in your hands and wrists!

my father has been hospitalized before he came to Laurel Ridge. I was told that it was a…read morerehabilitation center little that I knew once he got there, I went to visit him the next day. This is a nursing home. I've never agreed to put my dad in a nursing home. I wanted a rehabilitation center. So I just see how they do. They don't take care of my dad's They bathe them once a week. They don't wash his hair that I have to wash his hair myself and remove all the dead skin on his hair. They shaved them and they cut him after my father said I don't need to shave. He has Parkinson's so he needs physical therapy. He gets it but not enough for him to walk because according to the physical therapist, they need to cut his nails so it took three weeks and nothing no one did not come to cut his nails so I went and got a podiatrist paid $250 so they can come and cut my father's nails and still yet my father is not having therapy for him to walk. I'm tired of this place. They don't treat the patient are rude. Please don't put your parents in this place see for yourself. You will regret it. I suffer every day coming home to leave my in this place and I worry so much. I am looking to transfer him ASAP. He has been here for one month. Please take my word. Don't put your family member in this place.

DO NOT BRING YOUR FAMILY MEMBER HERE!!!! By far the worst rehabilitation center that I have EVER…read morecome across! My mother-in-law is there and the staff neglect her care in so many ways. The weekend staff was dismissive to my wife regarding the care of her mom.

Complete jerks. They actually cancelled my appointment the a day before it was to happen because I…read moredid not call them back to confirm. I am neither a slave to my phone or Elliot. I went elsewhere.

I'm so happy to have Brian Chin as my therapist - he does such a great job on my hands/wrists (both…read moreare 88 years old) that I feel able to tackle any project that I was unable to do before. Brian cares about his patients and is so encouraging at all times.

The building was so run down and uncared for. All we saw were a lot of bodies parked up against…read morethe TV -- outside area had no cover. No one was out there but if they were they would burn to death. It looked awful. Just awful and SO expensive! $17k a month take your LO to rot like a vegetable. Please. Just shout this place down.

I read these midling reviews here and on google maps, but this was the best place/option at the…read moretime for my father when he was released. This facility will literally will put your loved one at risk. My father was rushed to the ER after I found him slumped over in a chair. His room was next to the nursing station. I asked the nurse simple questions like has a doctor made his rounds today and seen my father and did he eat his breakfast. The nurse would not answer these questions directly, forcing me to ask them repeatedly until she admitted she did not know the answers and would have to get back to me. I then asked for assistance for my father. Two people came to check on my father including the doctor. It was not until the 3RD person came in and they took his vitals. It was a dire situation and he desperately needed O2. Thankfully they relented and called the ambulance. During this difficult time, the nurse who I asked the simple questions reported me to the administration. Jeremy, some sort of nursing supervisor, entered my room (while my father was in distress) and accused me of threatening behavior, which he could not articulate. He then threatened to call the POLICE to have my arrested. LOL Guys, these guys are unprofessional clowns. If you have a loved one who you care about, do not send them here. If you have someone you are trying to get rid of or possibly punish, this is your place.

In February 2025, this facility had 13 citations during their Department of Health Inspection or…read moreAudit. Key failures include medication error prevention, maintaining essential equipment for respiratory patients, calling patients feeders instead of by name, not changing out diapers or offering bed pans to bedridden patients whom have diabet3es who need to urinate about every two hours, Not having licensed personnel to administer oxygen care and respiratory care? Not having a chair for residents to sit in who cannot walk or even a wheelchair. These are just a few to name. But, you can go look for yourself. It is public record. Their new website, looks nothing like what the actual facility and staff that are under trained. They treat their patients, their residents and their families like a door mat. There was a guardian appointed to my mom whom was supposed to have my moms best interests in mind but did not at any time. My mom was a missing person from the state of Florida AND in the National Database for missing and exploited persons for 20 years when she was finally located in Massachusettes. Guardian made me take down my last review in order to get documents on my mom so I could carry out his arrangements as NOK, 8 days later my mom died from Hypoxia lack of oxygen to her brain. I don't see any legal notices neither did the persons working for Amesbury paper or Boston Online. I do not believe the guardian ever reported any of this to the courts and wouldn't give me the medical certificate necessary to petition the court. Elder Affairs took two complaints and within 2 hrs dismissed both because it is a licenced facility. We will see about that. MY MOMS LIFE MATTERED!!!! If you want to see their last 3 health Inspections, email me at stevensbonnie19@gmail.com

I wouldn't even send an enemy to this establishment. I walked into a CNA yelling & blatantly…read moredisrespecting my Mom. It smells of urine and mold. The director & owner can care less about the patients, and the lack of organizational skills, empathy and customer service from the Nurses is disgusting. I am not sure why this organization is allowed to operate. I would not give St Joseph Rehab a -1 Star...

Sherrad is professional and compassionate about service. She believes in equality and dignity in…read morecare. She provides treatment in a safe and nourishing environment, where you will feel respected, cared for, encouraged to grow, and supported. Sherrad is well-trained with unique therapeutic experiences that enable her to support you in discovering your goals and options for your journey. Give her a call!

From the owner: Sherrad Barton is an experienced and highly qualified Milton, MA social worker, who offers a wide…read morerange of services for any of your needs. Our goal is provide a comfortable environment for you.