Only good thing were a handful of really caring staff, most honestly could care less or were…read moreextremely dismissive if they learned you did not sign up for their 30 day program. They'll have 5 people corner you and yell at you that you're going to die for a half hour if you say you only want to detox and leave. I didn't want to stay because I didn't have insurance and did not want to pay the out-of-pocket price for the 30 days (plus the facilities are run-down, bugs everywhere, and most of the staff are rude). They refused to let me sign up for insurance for a week (didn't have enough time with a computer to sort out my insurance mess and find coverage), and told me they refused to provide a ride home (Portland, ME). I only had a toxic ex that could give me a ride (all my family is out west, and I cut out toxic/using friends in Maine). They actually said yes twice, no twice afterward, said they would on my official discharge paperwork the day before discharge, and then gave multiple adament no's the day of discharge. I just said I would walk, they made me wait hours for my stuff, then last minute they said they could give me a ride all of a sudden. No chance for good-bye's to other clients I made friends with. Multiple staff said the place changed drastically ~1-2 years ago after they were bought out by a major corporation. They were super friendly/gave intimate care before, now you're just a number. If this is your only option, get sober. If you have options, don't go.

I want the world to know that for family, when a loved one goes into recovery treatment, that…read morefamily is most likely feeling battered and bruised by the agony of worry exacted by the disorder of addiction for their beloved family member. When I called Green Mountain Treatment the compassion, the warmth, the hope was instantly conveyed...and was so throughout the discussion about admissions. For a mother, father, brother, sister, friend who knows without recovery life on many levels hangs in the balance, this introduction was pure gold. And...I know from my son that when he called to make his arrangements, he received the very same reception. Truly, the campaign for anti-stigma is working. I heard it in my own ears. THANK YOU GREEN MOUNTAIN TREATMENT--thank you Eric and thank you Kayla--with all of this mother's (and family's) heart. Soon my son's journey there will commence--and agony is replaced with utter hope.

Hallways crowded with non essential paraphernalia. Loose track of patients. Communication between…read moreor with staff is non existent. Repeated calls are not returned

My brother had a serious accident with head injuries in California. I Couldn't bring him here…read moreuntil extensive stabilizing and therapy. He also developed bed sores at the state funded nursing facility he was in. After a year they had not healed. After long legal issues, insurance came through, and I flew him here. I had found a great shortage of beds in the area, and some places were down right rude, wouldn't call back, one even hung up on me, when I got persistent. Seaside was none of that. They immediately gave me a tour, and I found a warm caring environment. This is not easy in this profession. Coming up on a one year anniversary, with NO complaints. Even the janitorial staff say Hi to my brother by his first name when he wheelchairs by. Oh, and his bed sores were healed in a matter of months, and are still gone...

Absolutely the worst managed facility and should not be supported by NH DHHS, meficare nor…read moremedicaid. Left a patient in a room with a dead person. She had to get herself out of the room. Was told oh they'll come move when they're ready to move you. Did not have medication that was needed for 3 days. The food was always ice cold and was supposed to be low sodium. It was all high salt content food, processed. I don't have to say the staff was friendly but extremely short staffed. One nurse for one shift with 20 beds. The range of patients was dementia, behavioral, and mental health issues. Do not go there without a thorough visit so you understand the dynamics of the mismanagement company. Didn't want to give it any stars.​

I have had many friends and folks my church who have had rehabilitation here. These folks are…read moreprofessional, kind, and caring. If you ever are in need for you or a family member id recommend Checking these folks out .

My stay at NERH put my life back together! Just out of Portsmouth Hospital after operation, was…read morewelcomed into this most beautiful, kind facility. So many nice people to take care of me and by the end of 10 day stay felt whole again. I joked with doctors and nurses that place felt like a best country club. Thank you for kind care.

I spent 4 months in rehab after suffering a serious stroke. I was treated well, I had to re-learn…read moreto walk, and learned to use my right hand to write, eat etc. I was left hand dominant from birth, and lost the use of my left arm&hand in the stroke. Staff was wonderful.care superb.

absolutely disgusting place!! at the moment an 82 yo man is having part of his foot amputated…read morebecause they left an infection untreated for days!! no contact for 3 weeks because we got upset because a nurse was nasty, belligerent, condescending, argumentative and defensive the first 5 minutes of family being there, yelled and then went back in to man after family left continued to yell and berate the guy!! man arrived with hives from neck to knees f+b yet they made him endure it without contacting the doctors, zero contact when infection he had at hospital reared its head again, no contact with family nor doctor when second spot in new place opened, no treatment for three days...sent to hospital with no contact, now losing toe+ 3-4 hours of surgery because of neglect. he was complaining about lack of food for a month...new doctor doing surgery said he's malnourished!!! what 5 weeks in hell will do!!! shut this dump down!! levi dufield-nursing supervisor's response..." i'll remind you he's fully capable and could've called you himself "! i reminded him they were getting paid to take care of him and failed!! please call and express your ire! genesis is known for this but never gets shut down, just kill and maim people

My brother John H , age 74, has been at the Laconia Facility for over 2 years he has diabetes and…read morehas received very good care. I live 800 miles away in the Alexandria Va area and stay in close contact with both John and the Laconia personnel that manage the facility and nurses that attend to John's direct medical care. I was concerned during the COVID period with some of the stories we heard about nursing homes ; but , Laconia did a great job of keeping people safe (both residents and staff). Laconia had good procedures in place and required that everyone follow them. John had some medical problems that he needed treatment for and the nurses would call me and let me know when things changed. On occasions when Laconia staff felt John should be seen at a hospital they would call me , and have him transported to the hospital. Laconia management would let the hospital know that I, as a family member, would likely be calling to check on John. I would call the hospital and with Laconia help ,developed a working relationship with the hospital staff and treating doctors. With regard to care I was very satisfied with the care John got , the Laconia nurses would follow closely what the hospital doctor would put in place. The Laconia procedures allowed for good discussions between myself, John, the Laconia nurses, and staff. Laconia also initiated Zoom calls which I was ask to participate in and did , so I could see the care givers , my brother and his progress. My impression of staff is very favorable. However; all large health care organizations need a mix of experienced people and young entry level people often ask to do menial tasks. Some of this group have not yet developed favorable communication skills. My brother had a problem with one entry level person , we discussed it with the Laconia management and it was immediately corrected. Many staff members have been there a long time and are both knowledgeable and dedicated and very easy to work with. William H

nursing care. good quality care. the staff there are great people. i would return as a patient…read moreanytime. nursing care. good quality care. the staff there are great people. i would return as a patient anytime. i did not write this! yelp changed my review and left out important information. this is what i wrote. yelp leave it alone!! i did not write this! yelp changed my review and left out important information. this is what i wrote below:. yelp leave it alone!!

As a concerned family member of a resident at Springbrook Center, I am compelled to provide a…read morereview of Springbrook Nursing Home. I will begin by saying that the facility was unclean, Housekeeping staff were rarely visible. His room was not clean, floors are not washed, sinks are cleaned by me, the bathroom smells of urine. Linen supplies are scarce at times. The caregivers need to be reminded to provide bedside care, repositioning patients that needed to be repositioned while in bed to prevent pressure sores. Rodent dropping have been noted in some areas! The food is deplorable, my relative relies on family to provide nutritious meals. My reason for keeping my relative at Springbrook is because I am able to see my relative daily, which enables me to monitor his care, and ensure his safety. Anonymous

It's hard to emphasis exactly just how much of a difference deciding to ask for help that I needed…read moreto reclaim my fledgling self from addiction. When I finished the first step of my recovery at the AdCare Rehab hospital in Worcester MA, I felt as if there was still a hole in myself that I needed help with. My wife helped me to find a place that could help me be the man I was meant to be... Several set of circumstances aside, I found The Riverbank House. At first I met the incredibly wonderful man Randy Bartlett.. The owner and administrater of The Riverbank House, Randy Bartlett immediately put out his hand and opened his heart to offer me the help I sorely needed to save my life. I became a resident of The Riverbank family in 2012. I remember being nervous all the way to Laconia from Worcester, MA. From the moment I arrived in Laconia and pulled my things from my car, Randy and one of my brothers in our lives destiny came outside to help me in to get settled in and introduced to my new family. The care and respect of my stay began from the moment I arrived. The guys in the house were immediate friends for life. 13 years later and I'm looking forward to a 4th of July weekend visit to Laconia. Our daily routine at the house from cooking, cleaning and working on our spiritual growth with each other, not a fine point of my search to find myself went missing. A day never passed without being given the attention to my recovery. Randy always took time out of his day to discuss the best philosophies of my life and my journey to open my mind and assist me on my journey to developing my spiritual being and finding my way to my relationship to God that was missing in my life... During my time at Riverbank I attended meetings in the house as well as the local community of recovery in Laconia... I was fortunate in that God brought men into my life, one gentleman became my sponsor for life despite the distance.. Another gentleman became a sweet hearted friend who shared his strength and vision to a happy life. God helped me find my way to The Riverbank House... Thank you Lord

I went to this place for rehab and was very excited to go. Online this place looks amazing! They…read moreoffer tons of stuff to do online and have the opportunity to learn a trade. I went in the middle of winter and was very disappointed because in the winter your pretty much stuck inside all day. We went on two outings a week and we pretty much did the same rotation of activities. I was most frustrated with the owner Randy he made it sound like Riverbank was the place to attend rehab and for the price that I paid is absolutely nuts when all they offer is the 12 step program when I last checked it was 100 percent free! They had no therapist and pretty much nobody except one person with any credentials. I met some good people there but was very disappointed that their online site and the fact that they did not offer half of what they said they do! Randy the owner recently relapsed and that kind of shows that this place is not what he says it is. Tod, Mike M. and Brian where very professional and great support! I would not recommend this place to anybody thinking of attending Rehab here!

Recently got a football injury so I came out to Richard Bader Physical Therapy to work on my ankle…read moreinjury. I was having trouble walking but after 3 weeks of sessions with them I was walking again in no time and getting close to being 100% to get back on the field to practice for the next season.