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    Briarcliff Manor Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care - "Exceptional Care, Close to Home."

    Briarcliff Manor Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care

    2.4(25 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    My experience at Briarcliff Manor Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care was outstanding. I was…read moreadmitted following spinal fusion surgery and, upon arrival, I was unable to walk. Thanks to the exceptional rehabilitation team, I received occupational and physical therapy twice a day from a caring, knowledgeable, and supportive staff. Their doctors met my every need. During my stay, I experienced some unexpected complications from the surgery that required me to extend my time there, but their team continued to provide unwavering support and attention working with my insurance to asure I was getting the care I needed. After 24 days, I was able to walk out of the facility--something that would not have been possible without their dedication and expertise. The staff was compassionate, attentive, and truly listened to my needs during a very difficult time. I highly recommend this facility and am incredibly grateful for the care I received.

    My 4 week stay at Briarcliff Manor was bittersweet! it should receive 5 stars but I had a major…read moreproblem with Nurse Phoebe and it appears I wasn't the only one. She ignored my call bell ring for my meds and when she arrived with my pain meds she began screaming at me about her workload. I reported her. After that she purposely held my meds back. Administration took her off my case but since she was nurse on duty she still had access the the dispensing of my meds. Wanda(the cna), Gladys, Jenai, Ms Shackleford RN, Pat (DON) and the exceptional physical therapist team made me realize that there are good and exceptionally caring people who work at this facility. But they are letting one rotten egg Nurse Phoebe destroy their image. I would go back but not allow them to put me under care of Nurse Phoebe!

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    Open Door Family Medical Centers

    Open Door Family Medical Centers

    1.9(8 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    Fairly hostile. They all go out to lunch at the same time which makes no sense to me…read more I don't even wanna repeat what exactly happened it's just too exhausting. The optometrist was very nice but his assistant, actually know. I can't believe she had me take an eye test with my dollar store glasses on! You're not gonna get an accurate reading of my eyesight that way but she insisted . This is not the first time this place has really messed up. I remember I had a problem which I don't care to repeat and the cream I got said specifically on the cream not to be used for the condition I had. The doctor refused to get on the phone with me. So there you are. This is where many people go that don't have a whole bunch of money to spend on medical care. They take Medicaid but since they're stripping Medicaid away from 70 million Americans, I guess we should be grateful for even this lousy care. About 20 years ago I went and met a wonderful doctor from India. She told me she was into missionary medicine. In other words she chose not to be a millionaire with her degree and just wanted to help people. Just don't have the energy to wait 3 1/2 or four hours to see a doctor anymore . Don't have the stamina. I can't remember her name but she was fantastic and I don't even know she works there anymore. I also got bifocals and I have to break my neck to use them. Ridiculous. Welcome to America people. If you're not rich and you don't have a whole bunch of money to spend on medical care this is the treatment you're going to get. Even if you do have health insurance you might get treated terribly anywhere . I can't believe what we both been through in the last decade. It's just been a horror show all around. For example in Caremount they let us run around with extremely high blood pressure until another doctor sent us to the hospital on a gurney. The hospital was northern Westchester which I had been going to since I was a kid. Seems there have been no upgrades since I was a child and that was not yesterday. tons of people running around, and they then they think you're crazy when you tell them you can't see at night because you have cataracts. So it took half an hour for them to release me and they all thought I was nuts but I ended up driving home fairly blind anyway. It was terrifying. I think it's logical not to want to drive half blind. Apparently they just thought I was nuts. I have left my car at the doctor that insisted I go by ambulance to this hospital and no they did not give me any blood pressure medication. I had to wait until the next day after everyone was screaming heart attack and stroke level blood pressure and finally get about half the medication I needed. Unbelievable.

    Two stars are are too much. While the mission is admirable, they don't have enough staff to service…read morethe number of patients at each location. They try to be single point of access but can't. Urgent care can take days to access. People are sent home. Patients can't see their doctor post surgery for weeks after discharge. The patient portal set up is sub par for communicating and you cannot access every provider. I hope they merge with someone that can help them expand and grow properly. There are a few medical organizations in the area that may be a good fit.

    Westchester Medical Center - Ground floor cafeteria. Tastes like chicken, doesn't come apart like chicken.

    Westchester Medical Center

    1.6(28 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    This review is for the cafeteria on the ground floor. Many…read moreof the selections are deep fried and grilled. There is a salad bar as well as sushi. There are daily specials charged by the ounce. It's not inexpensive and it is noisy.

    I would rate her lower if the option was available…read more My family had an extremely devastating experience with Dr. Pais. In Oct of 2024 my father was hospitalized at WMC after doctors discovered an Adrenal Mass that needed to be evaluated in order to rule out cancer. Dr. Pais performed the biopsy. Based on what we later learned from his medical records, only the fluid filled potion of the mass was biopsied, and we were told that it was cancer-free. Dr. Pais also failed to prescribe my dad antibiotics after having the biospy which is typically standard procedure after having an invasive procedure. As a result, my dad wound up with osteomyelitis (a life threatening bone/blood infection), that settle in his L2-L3 vertebrae of his spine. By the time this infection was diagnosed he had lost the ability to walk. Upon hospitalization for this infection they determined that the mass was suspicious and were starting to lean more toward it being cancer. They couldn't do anything about the mass until his infection was gone. Upon requesting his medical records I found that during my dad's initial hospitalization in Oct, his MRI report recommended a PET Scan which was completely ignored as well. The poor quality of care that my dad received during this time was absolutely mind-blowing, and set in motion an 18 month timeframe of health issues and hell he had to endure before passing. Had she not been quick at the end of her day to rush his biospy, prescribed antibiotics, and followed up with a PET scan my dad's outcome would have been very different. If you value the lives of your loved ones do not entrust their care with WMC and Dr. Pais. I can't change what happen to my dad, but you can prevent it from happening to yours.

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    Westchester Medical Center - 5/25/25 On weekends, aside from Panera, this is the Food & Beverage dept.

    5/25/25 On weekends, aside from Panera, this is the Food & Beverage dept.

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