If I could give this facility zero stars, I would. My family entrusted this facility with the care…read moreof my grandfather during the final days of his life, and what we experienced was heartbreaking. The facility was filthy. There was what appeared to be a blood stain on the floor, the sink was covered with grime and trash, flies were flying around inside the facility, and the walls were caked with dust. The overall cleanliness was completely unacceptable for any healthcare setting, especially one providing end-of-life care. We were told my grandfather would receive 24-hour care, yet we found him left unattended in the common area, without clothing from the waist down and covered only by a thin blanket. No patient deserves to be treated with such a lack of dignity, especially someone in hospice care. The room he was assigned to housed three other patients. There was no privacy, no peace, and no sense of comfort. End-of-life care should provide compassion, dignity, and a calm environment for patients and their families. This facility provided none of those things. We ultimately transferred my grandfather to another hospice provider where he was given a private, peaceful room and received the compassionate care he deserved. The difference in the quality of care and environment was night and day. Based on our experience, I would never recommend this facility to anyone. The conditions we witnessed were shocking and unacceptable for a place responsible for caring for vulnerable patients. Families should not have to worry about basic cleanliness, dignity, and compassionate care during one of the most difficult times of their lives. I sincerely hope no other family has to experience what ours did.

essional of them. I really don't recommend this place They…read moredo have another blind person patient which I don't know how he is being treated . I can go on and on, but if you can see, walk, talk, and have family . Please go visit first , at first they were all happy , nice helpful friendly that lasted for almost 2 weeks , please read reviews , go visit the place ask and ask all the questions you need and please if you have family have them visit once a week. GOODLUCK

The employees are super helpful and friendly, The owner…read morelistens very well to the needs and goals of the clients. The area is neat and clean,,,,,,,,,,very inviting. Hopefully they will have exercise classes soon. I highly recommend this place for those who care or need help for their body.

From the owner: Physical Therapy that focuses beyond Orthopedics, Neurology and Industrial Medicine; it is total…read morephysical care. Accepting Medicare, Humana, and most Medicare Commercial Replacements plans, we work with Workman Compensation and Liability Insurance.

DO NOT... I repeat DO NOT EVER send your loved one to this HORRENDOUS establishment. This place…read moreshould be shut down. From the moment I walked in I knew my loved one would NEVER get the care needed. Unfortunately, we didn't have any choice at the time when he was placed there. I frantically searched for another place for him to stay. He walked in as a patient. 5 weeks later we took him home. 4 HOURS LATER he passed away. I will NEVER FORGIVE Bridgeview. I BEG whoever has a loved one there to get them out!!!

My sister was transferred to Bridgeview. She was there for 10 days. She was alert and talkative…read more The following day- she was "sleeping" and mildly responsive. We were told she was up all night. The next day - same thing- only this time - harder to rouse. Third day - essentially vegetative. I am extremely alarmed and acting so because I know she isn't sleeping for 72 hours. Additionally her body is very cold. I'm trying to get answers from staff and from supposed doc on site. I'm asking - how long will you let her stay like this? A week? A month before you do something!? The head of the unit tells me I am "worked up" and she's cold because of the air conditioner. I am making it harder for the staff, and not trusting their medical expertise. The staff medical person, not a doc, or a PA, finally orders bloodwork. They send her to the ER for low potassium. Her body temperature was below 90 degrees. She was dead 3 days later. This is my advice to Bridgeview whose director mysteriously cannot be reached: DO NOT DISMISS FAMILY REACTION. WE KNOW OUR LOVED ONES BETTER THAN YOU DO. LISTEN. DON'T SHUT US DOWN. The ER said my sister suffered an "event" that stopped oxygen from going to her brain. It could have happened internally or externally. In my mind, something externally happening at Bridgeview is very possible. The images on their website are fictional. The food inedible. Just go there to see for yourself. The government pays $10-12,000 a month per person as long as they're breathing. That is what Bridgeview cares about and nothing else. Do not bring your loved one to this facility. They may not make it out alive.

From the moment I walked into Solaris Daytona Beach , I was impressed with the pristine condition…read moreof the facility. Common areas, hallways and patient rooms were meticulously clean. As for the food we experienced, it was fresh and flavorful and the residents all appeared to be more than satisfied with their meals. My family member also had to participate in the therapy department, each therapist was very involved with each resident and each therapist demonstrated a very strong professional image. Last but not least, the communication I received not only from the clinical team, but as well as management was above and beyond. Would highly recommend Solaris of Daytona Beach to anyone needing this level of care.

My friend has received the most caring therapy the few times she was in residence here.read more

This place is a joke. The PT puts you on a machine without even talking to you as to your goals…read morethen walks away. 10 minutes later they shove you on another machine then walk away again. Waste of time and money. any 5 star reviews must be fake.

Unbelievably courteous and efficient, looked in on me constantly over my 10 days there. Nurses,…read moreCna's, orderlies as well as therapists were incredible. I feel so lucky that I was in their care.

This place should be shut down. Everything, from cleanliness to staff to care for patients to food…read morewas unimaginable. I was shocked how bad this place is. After spending 5 weeks visiting a loved one there daily, nothing changed, no matter how much attention was drawn to the issues. Staff was downtrodden, impatient, non-attentive and rough. There were so many issues, one cannot begin to tell the full story. Do everything you can to not let your loved ones stay at Indigo Manor.

Too many things wrong to list! It would take me too long to describe how bad this place really is!…read moreHorrible care! I will say that after my husband's 1st night there, he had blood all over the bottom of his light blue pajamas & a big bandage on one butt cheek! Oh, there's more! But, this kind of says it all! If you care about your loved one & want the security of knowing they're safe and being well cared for, this isn't the place!!

The quality of care these patients receive is the bare minimum the food is worse than prison food…read more My mother sat in dinning room for an hour and half waiting on a plate of food that wasn't edible. My mom recently had hundreds of dollars come up missing out of her account. That she has been waiting a month on it to be returned and still hasn't there's not enough nurses on the floor until state comes in and then it's all hands on deck that's when they actually get real food served to them and it's ridiculous if you care for your loved ones look else where for them to stay

This facility has been great, very caring and attentive to our family member. If you need a good…read morerehab for your loved one come to Port orange rehab

The nurses, PT, and all helpers were very nice and helpful. Private rooms available. Very clean. No…read moresmells. Unfortunately the food is horrible. The coffee was bad. Have people bring food when possible.

If I could leave a zero rating, I would. My sweet dad was sent here following a stroke. Usually I…read morewould have seen him every day, but my mom was sick at the same time and I went weekly. BIG mistake. Dad was mostly bedbound and I would find him soaked in urine when I arrived. He hated the food - I ate w/ him twice and can understand why. One night I brought Culver's in and we sat in the dayroom, watching the staff laughing while the phones range off the hook. We rescued dad from the Gardens when I found his urine soaked clothing heaped in his closet. The smell was disgusting. AND numerous items of clothing were missing as well. At this point my dad told me his roommate had been bringing women into the room at night. Dad pretended to be sleeping... I'll never know if this was true, OR a result of the massive UTI he had, no doubt from sitting in his diapers so long. I would never recommend the Gardens. Never.

Let's start with the dining room being filthy. When I visited my brother a couple of weeks ago, I…read moreeven saw dead roaches on the floor. Trays were left everywhere, which seems very unsafe for the residents. On top of that, the kitchen staff was extremely rude when we asked about coffee. We sat in the dining area for quite a while, and it appeared they were very short-staffed because patients were waiting nearly 20 minutes before food trays were passed out.

Food was great!!!! Some times but maintenance could use work an turning the heat on high while the…read moreresident had problems breathing an tv was down for the whole week but 2 days before getting checked out north side had great nurses but maintenance needs to get written up or retrained on how to do he's job blinds in the room didn't have a string to pull it up so that's bad for a nursing home what if the resident falls trying to put it up or the next resident falls that's a law suit... Over all good experience in the work out room got my grandma up an moving

My husband went to this Physical Therapist(Dr Ratree L) after his knee surgery. He is doing awesome…read moresince the surgery Jan. 2nd 2018 Dr Ratree discusses his medical conditions and the medications that he is taking. She asks about his eating habits. Thankfully, she advises him on better and more healthy nutrition. The exercises are clearly explained and demonstrated on what he should be doing for re-hab. Dr Ratree had him doing the exercises at her facility which he also had to do at home. She clearly explains what the exercises do for improving better mobility. I highly recommend this Physical Therapist! Barbara and Bill

Dr. Ratree absolutely changed my life! If I could give 100 stars that would still be too little. I…read morewent to see her 6 weeks post psosas impingement release surgery at Mayo Clinic. She was careful to explain how she would help me strengthen my hip and increase my range of motion. She carefully reviewed each exercise and how it would help me. Her mantra was do them SLOWLY. She took pictures of my gait as I walked. I went from walking "not too normal" to almost 100% normal. She suggested what exercises I was okay to do such as walking and yoga. She showed me exercises for the Swiss ball, Bosu ball, and exercise bands as well as mat exercises. She showed me exercises to help further release my hips. I told her I had a gym at my condominium where I could continue to do these things. Amazon also likes me because everything she had used on me I purchased lol. Dr. Ratree is a very caring and sensitive person. Great one on one communication. Additionally, I got laser treatments for pain. Highly recommend that too. She is like a detective and finds that pain. I was actually sad to leave but also so grateful for her help. My range of motion on my right leg has gone from near zero to near normal, and I'm going to continue working on it. Now my husband is going to her for hamstring treatment. Her clinic is different from other PT places I have experienced because it is not someone trying to just get you through a routine. I found her explanations very motivating. Thank you for all you do, Dr. Ratree. You rock!