The Pines meets all the care needs of my 105 year old Mother. Everyone there has been very helpful…read moreand understanding.

my friend's mom was in the rehab at Pines. She was in pain, so when the pain management "doctor"…read morecame, he put her on a very high dose of oxycodone. She became mentally incapacitated. She was not only incapable of doing any physical therapy, but was unable to feed herself or lift a cup of water to her mouth. We went to see her and her lips were dry and chapped so we brought the water straw to her mouth so she could drink. Her eyes stayed closed and she moaned and cried the entire time we were there. I tried to ask her questions but she couldn't answer us. She was like this for days. They eventually sent her back to the hospital where she awoke several hours later with no recollection of what had happened. I feel sorry for the patients that have no one to advocate for them.

filthy. neglectful. they lied to my face about the care my mother received. i had to demand her…read morerelease after just 72 hours due to lack of care, failure to administer medications, theft of clothing, and we both became violently ill with rotavirus within 48 hours. the administration is all about maximizing profit by cutting services/staff, and the filthy conditions are proof of that. they broke state law by charging me for her medical records even though they were being used to support her medicaid application, and made me pack up my bedridden mother and drive 30 miles to retrieve them, even when i requested repeatedly to have them mailed, which, by law, i am entitled to. furthermore, not only did they charge me $.75/ page, they charged me for dozens of duplicate pages, but after reviewing their version of the records, and comparing them to my own photos, notes, and time-stamped emails, i found fraudulent claims/entries, fabrications of care, and outright lies within the records. i allege the administrator, kate costello, directed staff to do so, and i will gladly testify to this assertion under oath in court...a place they've persistently threatened me with as a result of my refusal to pay their "services rendered" invoice. i've contacted county, state, and federal representatives as a result of our terrible experience in this hellhole, and now a regional media outlet has agreed to embark on a long term investigation into hudson valley rehabilitation as a result of our story. stay tuned, and keep your loved ones as far away from this place as possible.

The cleanest home I have ever been in . The girls are the…read moresweet and most caring in any home I have ever dealt with. my best friend has Dementia and is here and is super taken care of. I highly recommend Hudson Valley Rehabilitation

As of January 2026, AccentCare became my Provider for Health Aid Care since then I am so blessed…read morebecause the Aid that I have are consistent, professional, and are polite they take their time with me. They take the initiative to do things without me having to ask them I believe they really do care about me before I got sick and needed assistance. I was an independent correctional officer who raised two kids by myself and didn't know how to ask for help to have. This type of assistance means the world to me even the Office staff workers are polite and kind if they said they want to do something for you they will they always get back to me in a timely fashion. I would definitely recommend AccentCare to people who needs the type of help that I do

Accent Care has been the worst experience. A friend of my family tried to use this agency and it…read morewas nothing but problems. Multiple different aids not showing up, absolutely zero communication from the aids or agency, and feeling like a last priority and unimportant. It has been a disaster to say the least. Having issues with an agency that is supposed to make the family's lives easier during the hardest times is truly the worst thing to experience and watch happen to the ones you love. I was not directly involved with the agency but watched first hand the nonsense that occurred as I was over nearly every day as much as I could to help out since no aids would show up.

Patient , knowledgeable and professional group . What a blessing! Highly recommend . Pbread more

Stay away from their palliative program, after doing an intake, being a palliative program patient…read morenow for several years with a dr who is retiring, this program just ghosted me and left me hanging. They do not return calls as promised, and are not equipped to be doing palliative care outside of the hospice work they do. Their nurses know better than The Hospital For Special Surgery, neurology at Westchester Med, my present palliative/hospice Dr and my primary Dr and deemed me not a palliative patient, but...the problem was they refused to call and tell me! They just ghosted me. Very cruel and unprofessional practice. The public needs to be warned about their palliative program they started, it is cruel in the way it practices. Public, be warned.

My brother-in-law used Privatus and they are terrible. They only care about the money and they are…read moreaccusing him of breaking the contract which he never signed and never received a copy of. If you use Privatus you will be making a big mistake. Check the contract carefully because they'll try to charge you $20,000 if you stop using them. They are crooks. So it's been about 2 years since Privatus threatened him with a law suit and nothing has happened, it's a complete shakedown operation, stay away!

I signed on with Privatus for my elderly mom after using a different agency that we were unhappy…read morewith the quality of care. The team was wonderful in the selling process. After that it went severely down hill to the point that it became dangerous. They aides did not show up. I was told they were on their way including the destination they were coming from but then they said they were 3 hours away not 30 mins, and then wouldn't be there until tomorrow. Which then they didn't show up for a 2nd day! This left my wheelchair bound parents without anyone in the house! And my mother was transitioning to hospice care so needed someone. The team who knew this did not call me in the morning to let me know of the delay (and ultimate no show) and gave the excuse of we don't call people before 7am as it's too early?! WHAT? You are leaving people without care - the sooner we know of your incompetence the sooner I can try and fill the gap!! The wonderful nighttime aides I hired on my own texted to let me know that someone didn't show up at 6am when they were supposed to. Yet the coordinator wasn't calling until 7am?? Then when reaching out to owners, operating officers or anyone I spoke to in the selling process I was even more disappointed. They do not care about your loved ones. They do not know how to handle an emergency let alone business as usual. I dropped them as soon as I could find someone else to step in. It was the worst experience and we have had bad experiences. Do not believe the personable touch you get in the beginning. I actually thought I might be friends with them (Christine) but there was no response after frantic reach outs trying to find coverage for their no shows. Nope she wanted nothing to do with me. The treatment and utter lack of accountability or compassion was staggering. I can not stress this enough- BEWARE of this sham of an organization. I can not select less than 1 star, but when you leave people without care, without caring, you should not even receive 1 star...

Went in today to tour. First impression was pretty good. The home was quite big. Lots of outside…read moreand inside sitting areas. People walking around. As my 12 yr old put it "looks like a mall without the stores." I spoke to several residents. They all had positive things to say. Your loved ones will be independent yet they will receive the care when needed and asked. Residents have to go to a pharmacy type area where the rn hands out there meds. If your loved one doesn't show up they announce on the loud speaker that they need to come and get there meds. If they don't respond they will look for them and make sure they take thier meds. When talking to the residents some there for 3 years some for 6 months. They really are happy with the facility. They praised how they are treated. They praised about the activities. They go to the movies (out of pocket expense) they take people also who have Medicaid and can supplement the monthly dues through the state that the ssi and ssa doesn't meet. The tour guide was an administrative assistant. The language barrier was a little hard so he did not explain much or couldn't. I would rather have someone give the tour with clearer explanation as to what rooms are for who and what a normal day consists of. The dining hall looked great and menu options for seniors looked superior. No urine smell. The people looked clean and care for accordingly. And for the most part friendly. I didn't meet much of staff,wich would've been nice because they are the ones that deal with residents mostly and their experience with them. I'm sure some staff can be disgruntled..especially if they are not appreciated by thier management..im sure we all been there a time or 2. We are all human after all. Because I didn't speak with staff and get a more elaborate tour i can't really say if this is a place for dad. I will update if I chose this facility. Good luck with this hard decision.

The staff giving out medications are not nurses. They cant even pronounce some of the pills they…read moreare giving and are often unaware of why the medications are prescribed. Apparently no dress code the employees are dressed inappropriately for a health care facility. Management and staff communication is lacking. The food served is adequate but that's it. The activity department does do a lot with residents. The nursing staff is sadly extremely short staffed ,disgruntled and over worked. Infection control is an issue. There are many other assisted livings in the area I would only use this one for the elders in the family you don't like,