My mother was a resident at Greenwood house for almost 4 years. I can't say enough great things…read moreabout the staff and hospice care team-all very kind, patient, and understanding. As she began to decline the support was there for us as a family. Hospice and bereavement ensured we were informed and supported. We THANK all of you for what you do and the care you provided for our mother and ultimately our family

I recently spent a few weeks in Greenwood House. Overall, I must admit it was an almost perfect…read morestay. Of course, there were isolated individuals that did not perform up to their standards but these few did not erase the positive impact of every other staff member, supervisor or manager that provided hands-on care. Their Physical Rehab area has Therapists that are not only caring but actually work with you to ensure you gain physical strength and balance as safely and quickly as possible. They also Listen to patients requests and go that extra length to make your session both pleasing and productive; something that I found almost nonexistent at other facilities. A major plus is that the nurse supervisors/managers will and do perform duties ordinarily done by others of lower title (even aides' duty) when the need arises; they are real professionals.

This place should be investigated by the state of NJ and shut down immediately. Charging over…read more$1,000 for a single 3 hour IOP session, while other better facilities will charge under $300. Had the misfortune of attending IOP here for several weeks and had an absolutely terrible experience and I have been to several other facilities in the surrounding area. They have zero control over the groups and can honestly say zero "healing" occurs here. Half of the clients will be on their phones the whole time, while a few others will legitimately go into another room and SLEEP!! Counselors have nothing to say about it. Absolutely horrible experience here, you will wish you never came. Time will be much better spent attending meetings. Think we watched about 3 full movies, normal movies completely unrelated to recovery, in my time here. Then they have the nerve to charge hundreds of dollars for forcing you to watch a movie. Avoid at all costs!! They should honestly be shut down by the state for fraud!!

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Very unprofessional. The aid my family was given did not have experience plus she complained…read moreoften. I was very taken back as I felt this was a reputable business. Very disappointed would not recommend their services.

We tried this service, wanted a home health aid to help my mom who is dying. We were told we were…read moregetting a nice aid. The aid shows up, doesn't smile, barely makes eye contact and has a poor attitude. We have a cat, we were told the aid wasn't allergic to cats. All of a sudden, she's allergic to cats. The nurse assured us we would get another aid, well them them a time. They came back with a different time. I feel like this company has lack of communication with each other. They tried to get us back, but we couldn't trust them. Not after sending a lying aid.

Amazing care. My sister is very well attended to. I feel like I can ask all the questions I need to…read morefeel comfortable and safe. So happy I found this company!

Our family has recently had to find home care for our dad. Akin has taken such good care of him!…read moreTheir staff has helped us in all areas so we could get dad the help he needs. My dad's caretaker is wonderful! Loving and very caring. Dad looks great!

Akin Care is simple the best home care agency around. When we needed home care support Ann sent a…read morewonderful caring and kind care giver who was perfect for our situation. Akin not only has wonderful caregivers, but also a registered nurse who checks in on patients as necessary after her initial evaluation. Ann and Lazlo understand the needs of the elderly and are always available and very supportive of the family. We were so fortunate to find them and they are Princeton based and not a corporate home care agency.

Physical Therapy for my neck was wonderful. My neck pain has improved-- the tension in my neck has…read moreimproved so much that the ringing in my ears calmed. Thanks to the PT Therapist, Morad, who was a professional in his field. Thank you Phyllis M

From the owner: Whether you're an endurance athlete with a sport injury or an aging senior with pain or impaired…read morebalance, physical therapy can help. Licensed by the State of New Jersey, RWJ physical therapists are trained and certified in a variety of specialties, giving patients access to the most advanced and comprehensive treatments available.

Great hospice in the area with an amazing group of caring professionals. You will ne treated very…read morewell with a lot of attention and care.

My mother was in for rehab in January of 2024. While the appearance of the facility is outdated,…read morethe service was good. The nurses were great. There was one nurse who was the bad apple out of the bunch. And I believe she was "let go" due to multiple complaints. According to my mother, the food was good as well. You didn't get a choice of what to eat, but everything was good. Especially, the ice cream (lol). Other than the appearance of the facility, everything we've experienced was above par. People also need to realize that, with all rehab facilities, the staff is cut down over the weekends. It's not the service. Things take longer because of the lack of help. However, that doesn't mean that you don't get the help that you need. My mother still received her PT, meds, food, etc., on time. I recommend Avalon for rehabilitation.

I had hoped that we had finally found the right rehab facility for my husband who is recovering…read morefrom an amputation due to diabetes. A previous experience with this facility was very positive and I had so much hope in this facility. Generally the staff is kind and attentive. Unfortunately, after three days....they were unable to manage his diabetes and rather than listen to me as a person who has been successfully managing his diabetes for the past 10 years....they are by policy and protocol required to refer to a house physician who is not an endocrinologist. Nursing staff must wait for the doctor to find the time to call them back while my husband's blood glucose just kept getting higher. It's sad that the nursing staff isn't allowed to use common sense and deliver a shot of insulin that is more than the physician has ordered. Our health care system is so very broken. I guess my advice would be....if your loved one is a diabetic....you might want to choose another facility.