They could care for there residents. Cleaning the facility and residents would be a start.read more

Therapy was fine, advise calling Billing upon receiving one, and ask about "settlement", if the…read morebill's already been through insurance. Sorry for the short review, Yelp dumped my lengthy one.

This is a great facility, probably the best around. Clean and well-maintained, decent food and…read moreattentive staff. However, if you're coming here to be rehabilitated after surgery or an injury, don't bother. You will get a max of 15 minutes of PT,5 days a week. The rest of the time you might as well be at home. A better alternative would be going straight home and getting in-home services.

Unbelievably kind staff willing to go above and beyond always. Couldn't be happier with my…read moregrandmother's stay. The place smells great and is kept very clean. Can't say enough great things about this rehab department A++++ Best

They discriminated against me when I gave them a letter from my doctor saying I that I can't lift…read moreanymore than 25 pounds I was honest , I go to the gym 3 days a week and know my body I am very fit and know my body mechanics they said They where concerned about my ability to perform CPR I was told in a CPR class that I have perfect form because I lock my hips and keep my back straight while I am performing compressions, the new management doesn't care about the nurses who care for the residents all they care about is dotting their I's and crossing they're T's. They only have 2 LNA's per wing not enough to care for your loved one that puts more stress on the nurse who has to do her job plus do whatever the LNA's don't do.

My husband has been in Greenbriar nearly 4 Months now and I am lucky in that I have been able to…read morevisit with him !! The staff has been nothing but caring and compassionate in his care, the physical therapists have been wonderful with him. The premises is clean and much renovation is going on in improving the facility I would recommend sending your loved one to Greenbriar if the situation demands.

Horrible care in the memory unit the most vulnerable of residents neglected. My dad suffered till…read morehis death. Dont trust staff especially management

Please, do not bring your loved one here. And if they are here, get them out. My grandfather came…read morehere, was put in a temporary rehab room (where they're renovating to make it look nice) It was fine. He was then moved up to a long-term rehab unit. I could talk about the lack of care, and the filth from this unit, but I'll skip over that. I visited him almost everyday, getting him the things he needed since the nurses never did, and noticed an immediate, immense decline by day 2 of being in long-term. We thankfully moved him to a better facility, and come to find out, they had put him on a medication he did not need and had never taken in his life, which was making him into a zombie. He said this himself as well. It sucked the life out of him rapidly. Nobody had notified us of this new medication. The new nurses at the new facility agreed he shouldn't be on it and took him off immediately, and he's back to his normal self. We also found out that there had been inappropriate relations from a nurse/nurse aide. Despicable. If your loved one is here, ask for an updated med list. If they're not here, that's a blessing.

Cant say enough about TPRC. From staff to owners to the other clients i was in treatment with. A++read more

The house manager put himself in the middle of a client and spouse's marriage. They encouraged the…read more husband to not tell his wife or adult son where he was after he went missing from a Boston hospital. When the wife went to the facility to ask if he was there, they claimed "HIPAA" and refused to tell her if her husband was there. The wife then saw her husband's name on the facility's electronic board that listed clients' names and she saw her husband's name on the board. So much for HIPAA! The wife was about to head to the police station to file a missing person's report on her husband because she had dropped him off in Boston at Tufts Hospital for psychiatric care while he was in a mental health crisis on Sunday. The nurse took him in and that was the last time the wife had seen him. When she called Wednesday to check on him, the hospital told her he had been discharged the same day he went in. The husband was at one of the facility's half way houses for over three days and they never encouraged him to let his wife and son know where he was and offered no help when she was frantically looking for him because of "HIPAA"but displaying his name on the board for all who enter to see. Asinine! Had the wife not seen his name on the board, she would never have found out if he was safe or still in danger of hurting himself on the streets of Boston. Because they inserted themselves in between a client's marriage, their client now has to deal with a divorce while battling his mental health crisis and sobriety. And the client's disabled wife and disabled adult son are now left to pick up the pieces of their life while moving on without the caretaker and provider they depended on.

I've sent both of my sons there for rehab after their respective ACL surgeries. I've been through…read morea few post-op therapies myself, and I'd put Jerry and Michelle's team at the top of the list. The staff there is caring, challenging, professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about your health. The hours are convenient, the admin is capable and handles insurance paperwork and questions with ease. If you are in No. MA or So. NH and have rehab needs, go see this team. They'll get you back on track.

I can't begin to say enough about Performance Rehab. I have been a patient there on and off for 15…read moreyears, presently recovering from a total knee replacement. Co-owners, Jerry and Michele Holland and their staff are amazing professionals! They genuinely care about each person who walks through their doors. I would not be where I am today if it wasn't for Performance Rehab! They are by far the best around!!!

DO NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH A COUNCELOR AT 45 HIGH ST. NAMED "CAMERON HOLMES". If she doesn't…read morelike you she will delay and delay you from moving forward. Everytime I would take 2 steps forward she would come up with something and I would be 4 steps back. She lies on her documentation, lies to the authorities at CAIP, lies to her colleguess about you if she doesn't like you. She acts with malice and misinformation. I was supposed to get my DL back in 6 months; four years later I was still trying to get it reinstated. After years of misery I documented 21 lies backed up wlth emails between us. I sent a huge loose leaf folder to the higher ups at Keystone Hall, The Board of Certification and Licencings, the Head of CAIP, and other government agencies that would over see her licencing. I WROTE: "Regarding Cameron Holmes as a counselor at Keystone Halle, this letter is to inform you of the incompetence and inefficiency of Cameron Holmes. As a counselor she is not only toxic and perilous, she is also threatening to a client's future as she does not document the true facts. She documents her own conjectures thinking that is the truth and the poor client is left hanging and in shock as her assumptions are far from the truth. She doesn't bother to collect and investigate the facts which would give the true picture. When writing my "profile", she recorded what she estimates is the truth and it's really just guesswork on her part." And that is just one paragraph of a multi page letter with 21 attachments proving and documenting her lies. If you have problems with this absolutely nonprofessional b.....ch, please write a review. Hopefully, she will eventually be fired and lose her licence and certification. And hopefully, future employers will find and read this review and not hire her. If you have a complaint, DOCUMENT IT, and talk to the head of Keystone Hall and send a copy to the Bureau of Licencing and Certification, the head of CAIP and any other government agency.

As a previous client of Keystone Hall, I cannot stress how they assisted me in putting my shattered…read morelife back together. I had the help of the counselors, case managers, the director and the volunteers. I was able to "find" myself in a safe and sober setting. It wasn't easy at first, going through detox, but it was necessary. Once through the hard part, I was able to attend groups and learn about the disease of addiction and forgive myself for the things I had done while actively using drugs. Thinking about the past was difficult and if it weren't for the support from my counselor and case manager, I could've spun completely down and out of control. I can't say enough about the assistance I received from everyone at keystone, both while there and my case manager had me check in weekly for a long time after discharge. I still do this on occasion to let her know how I am.

Spit Brook Road therapists are kind, informative, helpful and very patient...reports are…read morethorough...in the wait area, there should be photos, names and a small write up so new patients become familiar with staff..I understand this may be in the works as they are new there. I am in the field of healthcare and special education and am pleased to now refer them to my clients. They are careful and I cannot thank them enough.

I have worked with several physical therapists in my life but Matt is by far the best I have ever…read moreexperienced. He has many different "ways" of working my shoulder--from deep massage to various exercises. In addition, everyone at COTE is very welcoming. I would highly recommend CPTE-Nashua.

I fell off a set of stairs in early 2025 which resulted in a high-impact tibial "Schatzker 6…read morefracture." Luckily I did not need surgery. Eight weeks later the full leg cast was removed and my leg came out like a noodle. I was nervous if I'd ever walk normally again. I was matched with Matt O'Rourke at St Jos rehab (Nashua NH) and he was the PERFECT fit for my severe injury!! He teaches PT at Simmons College in Boston and REALLY knows his stuff!! He is a great listener, observer and detail oriented with action plans. He gave me targeted exercise-homework after each visit which accelerated my progress. I entered PT in a wheelchair and four months later, I was able to fly to Europe (lots of walking) and a month after that, get on a boat to a remote Maine island for lots of hiking -- oh, and I was able to walk/hike 10K-16K steps a day on the trips. Matt O'Rourke is THE BEST PT in Nashua!! Thank you, Matt!!

I entered St Joe's for my first PT session with some trepidation because of the war stories I had…read moreheard about pain and suffering. Those fears were quickly replaced when I met the smiling receptionists who welcomed me to their facility followed quickly by meeting Chris Forbes who was to be my therapist for the next five weeks. Chris was great! I went to my first session using a walker followed in a week by a cane and then in three weeks using nothing for external support. Chris was the consummate professional. challenging me to do more but never more than I could do. he was supportive and understanding . My fears of what rehab could be were quickly displaced and the results spoke for themselves. I would highly recommend St Joe's for your rehab needs. thank you Chris - you made rehab "almost " enjoyable!