I had a relative who was here for a little over a week. The physical therapy and occupational…read moretherapy room was impressive, with even a mock car to help people learn how to get in/out of cars, etc. I've seen other rehab facilities in the area and across the country and this facility is impressive. Staff were friendly, and security process for visitors to get into the building seemed good.

Great care & concern. More PT each day than usually offered. The best Occupational Therapy facility…read morewith a mock car to show you how to get in & out with your restrictive movement. A mock kitchen for reaching & bending restrictions. The nurses. & therapists are wonderful. Great location next to El Camino Hospital in Los Gatos. The bathroom situation where you share a bathroom is not ideal & not as clean as I wished.

I want to recognize Brian Chau for the incredible care he provides my dad during his outpatient…read morephysical therapy. My dad has Parkinson's, and Brian has become an important part of helping him manage the challenges that come with it and continue working on his movement, posture, walking, and confidence. My dad absolutely raves about Brian and the care he receives. Brian is patient, knowledgeable, encouraging, and extremely professional. He genuinely cares about my dad and his continued progress. Parkinson's is an ongoing journey, and having someone like Brian supporting my dad along the way means a lot to our family. We're extremely grateful for him. Brian represents Stonebrook and the level of care you hope to find there exceptionally well.

There are positive and negatives to any SNF. The pictures on their website are misleading. It felt…read moreas though the facility was extremely understaffed. In terms of support, the social worker department lacked patience, empathy and care. We did not receive any guidance when it came to navigating insurance, next steps or options for my elderly mother. The entire experience felt stressful and overall disappointing. The PT department however was extremely kind and helpful. We had a really positive experience. In terms of SNF, I think there are better ones out there.

I have a 60 yr old brother with cerebral palsy and has never been able to use his right hand. I…read morewoke up one morning and was so depressed after thinking of how debilitating my thumb pain was and decided to call Los Gatos Hand therapy. Years of physical therapy and injections had failed me. The vibe in the office is amazing and healing. I was wt up with Anthony and he was wonderful. He immediately went to work with the machine, made excellent use of my time (unlike my PT in the past who left me waiting for 30 mins while she made a finger splint in the back, charging me $500 for one visit and the finger splint only lasting a month). After about 7 treatments (and seeing Lauranne while Anthony was away) I am finally better!!! I've been telling everyone about this place. They can treat a number of other ailments. Thank you Laurane and Anthony for healing my thumb!! You've been amazing! Amarjit

Laurann and her team are amazing and work wonders for your hands. From the very first visit you…read moreare treated like family and you can tell they really care about you and your injury. I have seen Laurann over several visits now and she has worked with incredible foresight to get to the root of the problem. Her knowledge of the tissues is unmatched. She is by far the best hand therapist I've ever seen in my life. Shockwave therapy is also offered at her practice and was very helpful for my injury. I give her and her team my highest recommendation and wouldn't hesitate to refer any family or friends to her practice. Thank you Laurann and team for all your dedication and support for the community and hands you have helped heal over the years !

Our son went here for OT for several years, it's been 5 plus years since he was there, but his…read moretherapist Kirsi was amazing. Teri did his assessments, and they really helped him learn to type and achieve basic handwriting proficiency. And also helped with other sensory issues. They made the process pleasant for my child and he felt supported and not condescended to in any way.

Our son received nothing but excellent care at Sensory Solutions. He started as a toddler when he…read morewas too young to formally diagnose with sensory challenges, but his issues were clear to us and to behavioral health specialists he saw. We had other family members who had come to Sensory Solutions for very different sensory challenges, and they highly recommended that we speak with Teri, the Director. I was overwhelmed by all of the unknowns we faced as parents with the clear challenges our son had -- daily life was challenging as he seemed to crumble with every new experience, every unexpected sound or touch, every surprise. We went through an evaluation with an OT (Kirsi) at Sensory Solutions, and she was able to quickly discern the underlying struggles behind the constant meltdowns we were experiencing. Having a name for these challenges and understanding of what was happening made all the difference for us. We have now been doing weekly OT for almost 18 months, and our son is in a much better place (and so are we). While he continues to be highly sensitive on most fronts, we have tools to navigate his sensitivities and help him through hard moments. We are so grateful to have had the expertise and care of Kirsi and the Sensory Solutions team. Our son has developed a strong bond with his OT and enjoys his appointments -- they're so fun he doesn't realize he's in therapy. We have wanted to steer clear of any therapeutic approaches that would make him feel like something is wrong with him because we know his challenges come alongside particular gifts, and the care we have experienced at Sensory Solutions has been perfect for this. Kirsi's focus on building his confidence and resilience has helped him tremendously, and we see the difference in him at home, at school, with family, everywhere.

We love our OT Karina Salenger!…read more She establishes fully customized plans for our 6yr old son with Autism and leaves straight forward homework for my wife to follow up. And she is always so patient with My wife who speaks very limited English. My son improved so much that Karina candidly let us know that her service is no longer needed -- no kidding! We miss her but take comfort in the fact that new clients will get to enjoy her great service.

Karina is absolutely fabulous. My five year old son has autism and just started kindergarten this…read moreyear. He loves to write but struggles with fine motor skills and was recently diagnosed with dysgraphia. Karina has been working with him over the past 6 months on his letters and numbers, and he has really started to improve. He was starting to get frustrated and discouraged before starting to work with her. I've been really impressed with the variety of tools and techniques Karina uses, as well as the way she handles my son's behavior. She manages to find a balance between firmness and fun. Over the time since he was diagnosed, we have gone through several OTs and behavioral therapists, and not many of them had this special balance. It's also super convenient that she comes to our place, and brings her own box of stuff. She also has shown me some great exercises to improve my kiddo's core strength, which will also help him with fine motor tasks. I really appreciate her expertise, professionalism and thorough communication. Karina is truly a gem!

My husband stayed here for nearly two months following a serious car accident, and we are very…read moregrateful for the care he received during his rehabilitation. The nurses, therapists, and all of the staff were kind, compassionate, and incredibly patient throughout his stay. The facility is very clean, well-maintained, and has a warm, home-like atmosphere. Everyone genuinely seems to care about the residents and works hard to provide the best possible care. We are truly glad that my husband was able to recover here. Whenever we had questions or concerns, the staff responded promptly and were always willing to help. The only minor drawback was that the facility's attending physician generally visited in the evenings, which made direct communication somewhat difficult at times. Other than that, we were very pleased with the care provided. The activities offered to residents were enjoyable, and the meals were good as well. We were also impressed by how professional and efficient the case manager and administrative staff were throughout the entire process. Thank you to everyone who helped my husband during his recovery. We sincerely appreciate all of your hard work and dedication, and we would highly recommend this facility to others.

Leaving a one star review only because I can't leave a zero…read more We had a horrible experience at Woodlands when bringing my grandpa here for rehab after his 3 month hospital visit. We were deciding between multiple options for rehab, and ultimately picked Woodlands because of the amazing reviews it had. However, there was not a singular positive experience that I could share. My grandpa got released from Good Samaritan Hospital with a strict diet plan and placed into rehab to gain his strength back. The first night the staff talked to us for over an hour asking questions about diet, exercise, medication and etc. We explained how he is strictly on a thick liquid, sugar free and small piece/ground food diet and must be monitored when eating due to his HIGH risk of aspiration. We come to check on him the next morning and see a plate of whole pasta pieces, chunks of honeydew and orange juice placed in front of him, which he was eating alone. Our over an hour conversation was clearly a waste of time as the staff did not listen to us at all. We experienced this situation multiple times. Helen would call multiple times, not even an hour apart, asking what his diet consists of, to not even listen and serve him whatever they had that day. The nurses would take my grandpa out in his wheelchair to stroll around, and one night as we were all visiting, one of the nurses brought him back to his room and we realized how he was disconnected from his oxygen tank. My grandpa went 10 minutes without an outside oxygen source and the nurses only came to help after we had to scurry looking for them, as they clearly did not realize themselves. My grandpa's breathing started to sound crackly and raspy, making us think he aspirated again. As we urgently requested to Helen for a doctor to come and check on him, she kept telling us how the doctor is busy but on his way for about an hour. She then proceeded to tell us how calling 911 might be a better idea. As we rushed him to the ER, we were told he aspirated and had to stay in the hospital again for another 2 weeks on antibiotics in order to heal. Woodlands caused my grandpa to go back to square one, ruining all the progress he made in the hospital. It's hard to see how so many people had good experiences at this rehab center, when for my grandpa it only caused him to get worse. I truly wish we did not bring him here in the first place, as it only weakened and damaged my grandpa further. It's sad to see nurses not care about an elders well being, and not be more prompt in this environment.

By far the best therapy treatment I've ever experienced. So glad I found Hands On Care for my post…read moresurgery and Tenosynovitis therapy. My surgical recovery went so well and swift under the care of Chris and Jaime. The exercises helped my existing Tenosynovitis that has been bothering me for almost a year. I can defer my surgery now that my wrist feels so much better! Great staffs too.

Jamie is a great therapist. She has taught me continuing…read moreexercises that will help me alleviate pain and maintain function.

AWESOME WOUND CARE FROM GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL CLINIC. Four-6 YEARS AGO…read more I received amazing help from an Indian wound specialist doctor at Good Samaritan Wound care clinic. I wish I has her name. The original doctor (a male plastic surgeon from O'Connor Hospital) that closed a necrotic sore (deep open sore) without doing a biopsy of it to see if there was an infection inside, caused me to end up in emergency with a blood infection. His buddy another plastic surgeon at El Camino Hospital, with gray roots showing from his badly dyed hair apparently had received a call from the plastic surgeon that caused infection telling him that I was on antibiotics and should be fine not needing any help from the emergency department. that plastic surgeon that caused my agony, the elder doctor with the gray roots was trying to release me from the ER. My insistence on being kept in the hospital and have a lab test of the infection done, while refusing to go home until they found out what was wrong with me, and why I was shaking with a fever from a wound that had pus coming out of it resulted that I had a life-threatening blood infection from that surgery. I was in the hospital for five days

I was charged $5k by Good Sam's unethical billing office for MDs putting a band aid on a small…read morewould. No stitches, just bandaging. The RN did most of the work! Good Sam sent it to collections before even sending me a bill. When they finally sent a bill it wasn't itemized!! Good Sam destroyed my credit for a simple procedure. These people are CRIMINALS! To be clear, the MDs and RNs are top notch! They are caring and competent people that don't deserve to be painted with the blunt tool that is Yelp. Nevertheless the Wound care management did nothing to help me so I include them (not the medical professionals) in this indictment.

We are so lucky to find Janet! She's been using her years of OT experience to help my son who's on…read morethe spectrum and has various sensory issues. She understands kids needs and educates parents during sessions. We have been noticed a lot of positive changes!

This review has been long overdue. Janet who has seen my child for over five years has made a huge…read moredifference in my child's life and he's made improvements in problem solving, motor coordination, ideation, and Executive Functioning. Her approach to OT therapy addresses the whole child and she has an immense understanding of praxis and its impact on the various mentioned domains. She utilizes a variety of equipment, technology, games, etc. depending on the goal of therapy. She also has been a staunch advocate for my child in IEPs and we can't appreciate her enough. Thank you Janet for the work that you do!