I am writing this review based on my experience during the 2016 summer when my aunt was a patient…read morein the snf, 3rd floor, for short term rehab, about 2 weeks. I am also a nurse. The facility's decor is from the 80's but in good repair. As you enter the facility, we were greeted by receptionist Antonette, very friendly. I am still impressed that there was never a nursing home smell, no urine smell to the entire facility. The staff, RN's, LPN'S and nurse's aides to patient ratio was very low, well staffed. The staff worked as a team and had a good attitude. Call bells were consistently answered quickly, usually under 2 minutes, so much faster than in the hospital. The nurses really paid attention to the patients' expressed and unexpressed needs. I was very impressed with their assessment skills and compassion not just for my aunt, but also for the other patients. The patients were kept clean, neat, appropriately clothed and moved, and alarmed against falls. Patients were tolieted and had frequent changes of disposable underwear. Also the nursing staff called the family consistently in real time when changes in medication or doctor's appointments were made, really great communication. The physical therapist, speech therapist, occupational therapist, and social worker worked well with my aunt, they appropriately challenged her and treated her as an individual. To this day, I am still impressed with what my aunt and her family experienced in 2016 at this very good snf.

From the owner: The Meadows Nursing Center is a long-term care facility offering skilled nursing services…read moreconsistently voted the best in the area. Our philosophy has always focused on our residents first. Quality of life and quality of care are unmatched as we join together top-rated nursing care, skilled therapy services, and recreational activities delivered with respect, compassion, and dignity making The Meadows Nursing Center The Place for your loved one.

A money grab. My therapist was late every day and blew off my weekly sessions. The food was…read moreexcellent. drugs coming in and out of the place when I was there. Some great people there. There's gotta be something better out there.

don't trust your spouse there unless you want to throw them into a coed residential situation where…read morethe staff don't pay attention. drugs are snuck in (weed vapes etc), they don't pay attention to residents who are being taken advantage of by other patients. their solution is to kick them out of rehab and transfer then go PHP WHERE the patient that caused issues was also transferred to. they need to do better in keeping a closer eye on resident, especially ones who already have a family.

Our Aunt and Uncle have been at the Gardens of GreenRidge for almost a year now and we are so…read morepleased to have found this caring home staffed with such competent people. Our Uncle is in the memory unit - he needs a higher level of care and the ability to be kept from wandering away. His wife is literally on the other side of a locked door, able to see him and visit with him at any hour of the day or night - but without the constant worry that he will fall or wander away when she is sleeping. It's a good solution that allows them to be together without worry. Our Aunt is quite mobile, active, and socially engaged. And although neither wanted to leave their home of 60 years, she is no longer lonely, and no longer worries constantly about the ability to care for her husband. When our Aunt took a fall, she was placed in the hospital care portion of the Gardens of GreenRidge next door, and received excellent physical therapy. She is now back up walking around and feeling great. She loves the weekly bath in the deep soaking tub (attended by staff member) and the in-home hair stylist appointment each week. She raves about the meals, and loves seeing so many people she knew from years ago with whom she had lost touch. My husband and I are very pleased that the staff welcomes our visits, never asks us to call ahead, and always seems happy to see us. The facility is brightly lit, well taken care of, and smells fresh. Our Aunt and Uncle have good things to say about everyone and about the facility itself. Yes, they miss living at home, but both seem less stressed and are adjusting to a new style of life. We feel so fortunate that my sister-in-law and her husband found this facility, made the arrangements to have our Aunt and Uncle accepted here, and have a peace of mind that our family is well taken care of. We highly recommend a visit. The only reason I did not rate it 5 star for activities is that I am not aware of any "outings" into the community to go shopping, etc. This would add additional costs, I am sure, but would be a nice bonus.

I came to Marworth for inpatient treatment for 30 days and stayed almost longer than anticipated,…read morethey never stressed me about finance they took care of everything, my story is relapse but this is the only place that explained the disease of addiction and you leave there with a toolbox, it's up to you what you do with those tools, addiction is serious and it takes work, faith and determination. They explained the beast that lives inside us that have this disease and once you feed it any substance it comes alive, I would urge anyone giving a bad review to sit still. in my head I'm healed but I am an addict one day at a time

I am very concerned that the great Marworth might fall. I have left to seek help elsewhere. The…read morenurses talk about patients and even talked about me while I stood there maybe hoping I was zoned out and didn't hear them I did. It is so unprofessional. I have been there in the past and it was the best place no complaints. Now 2025 I left after day 4 ... I tried to ignore the nurses talking about me and stay to help myself but I continued to hear other girls saying how the nurses talk about patients calling them by the drug they use ex. (Methhead) ... It seems there was a lot of patients that had to be there because court order which is fine. It just seemed they did not seem to take it seriously and seemed to be more likely to use again once out. I went in on my own to actually help myself. It was very chaotic and overwhelming and I also felt somewhat scared not for help but because of some of the girls. I felt they wanted chaos and drama. It felt more like a mental institution. Or jail house. There was some really lovely girls who did want the help. There were just so many things that happened in 4 days that made me feel unwelcomed and uncomfortable. Yes I know it's uncomfortable at start but this was different. I also wanted to see the doctor to help me with stretch I can do for a possible pinched nerve. I felt ignored or maybe they thought I just wanted drugs. Btw I am an alcoholic also have trouble taking pills from ptsd. I don't take Tylenol unless I'm really hurting. I am so upset from this experience this time around. I am so sorry for anyone else that has or will feel like this by Marworth. The lectures where great though. I am thankful to have heard some messages before I left. I am very thankful for that

I went to this rehab a few years ago and now my husband is in there as of today. I was in a few…read moreweeks after a 12 hour surgery on my back and I loved the place! The nurses were so nice and very friendly. I also thought the same of the doctors there too. So when my husband said he was going there I told him that it's great there. My husband is there for a totally different illness. We almost lost him due to a C.O.P.D. Exasperation. He was in ICU for 2 weeks and thanks to the wonderful doctors and nurses at the Reading Hospital he is here with us. So I know they will do what is good for him and send him home to us good as new.

I spent a month in Reading Health System and the Post Acute Rehab unit; almost three weeks in…read moreRehab. I had a massive cerebellar stroke. It wasn't recognized by the ambulance crew or the ER. Only the CT scan revealed the extent of my atypical stroke. The doctors pumped 3% saline directly to the site of the infarction for 10 days. Not .3%... 3%. The marvelous Rehab therapists are the best; the acute care doctor that treated me is pretty great too. Therapists have a continuous stream of pitiful stroke patients... but manage to make every patient feel like they are the first stroke patient that they have ever treated. Thousands of people have been in Rehab before me, many with more knowledge about the methods and value of therapy than I will ever have... but the therapists never let on. God bless them. Without their persistent encouragement I wouldn't be typing this, walking to the kitchen for a drink of water and sitting in the bath tub like a Christian to take a bath. Without the antiedema therapy I'd have a hole in the back of my head or I'd be gone.

I see Dr.Dan Gavio he's GREAT I've been seeing him for years he takes my back pain away and when my…read moreknees hurt he fixes them too !

From the owner: When choosing a course of treatment, you want to know that you're in good hands. Find out more…read moreabout our qualified chiropractors and see what they can do for your comfort and your peace of mind. Doctor Anthony Griguoli completed his biology degree from the State University of New York and then went on to graduate from New York Chiropractic College in 1996. He established Griguoli Chiropractic & Rehab Center, PC in June of 2000. The 5700-square-foot facility was fully complete in 2004 with the addition of Modern Therapeutics Physical Therapy. Doctor Griguoli stays extremely current in his areas of interest, which include sports injuries, orthopedics, neurology, and MRIs. He is a member of the Pennsylvania Chiropractic Association. He is a resident of the Hazleton area, where he lives with his wife and two children. Doctor Griguoli's hobbies include body building, golfing and fishing. He often enjoys involvement in local church and community programs. Doctor James W. Kenney is a 1982 graduate of Sherman Chiropractic College in Spartanburg, South Carolina. He practiced in Kingston before joining Griguoli Chiropractic & Rehab Center, PC in 2006. Doctor Kinney has done extensive continuing education in traumatic neck injuries, headaches, work injuries and auto accident injuries. Doctor Kenney is the father of four grown children and a practicing member of St. John the Evangelist in Pittston. His hobbies include baseball and golfing. He is certified in sailing...