The food. I just checked in for my second stay at TGH rehab hospital in the last six months. The…read morestaff and facilities are wonderful, but the "food" is astonishingly bad. This was the dinner they just served me, which I refused. A half a slice of some unidentified deli meat, and one slice of cheese and two pieces of sandwich bread. Note the generous portion of potato chips. This is clearly a nutritionally designed/balanced meal to insure my body has the proper nutrients to sustain the 3 hours of intensive physical therapy scheduled for each day. Sarcasm intended. Let's see what each day holds in store for me. I will continue to refuse such substandard food service from this facility.

After my mother suffered a stroke, our family was suddenly thrown into one of the most frightening…read moreand uncertain periods of our lives. For 12 days, TGH Rehabilitation Hospital became the place where hope was rebuilt--and I will never be able to fully express how grateful I am for the care she received there. From the moment she arrived, my mother was treated not just as a patient, but as a person. Every nurse, therapist, physician, and staff member showed her dignity, patience, and genuine compassion. Stroke recovery is physically exhausting and emotionally overwhelming, yet the team at TGH Rehab never stopped encouraging her, believing in her, and pushing her forward with kindness and respect. I want to specifically recognize Alissa Crawford, who went above and beyond to ensure my mother received the care she truly needed. Her advocacy, attentiveness, and personal investment made a meaningful difference in my mother's recovery and in our family's peace of mind. It was clear that Alissa genuinely cared, and her efforts did not go unnoticed. What moved me most was witnessing the level of humanity in the care provided. Therapists celebrated small victories that meant everything to our family. Nurses were consistently present, reassuring, and deeply compassionate--not only toward my mother, but toward us as well. We were never made to feel like a burden for asking questions or needing reassurance during such a difficult time. As her son, watching your parent fight to regain independence after a stroke is heartbreaking. TGH Rehabilitation Hospital gave my mother the support, structure, and encouragement she needed during one of the hardest chapters of her life--and they gave our family confidence and hope when we needed it most. This was, without question, the best care I have ever witnessed. I will forever be thankful to the entire team at TGH Rehabilitation Hospital, and I would recommend them without hesitation to any family facing stroke recovery.