Seaside Health and rehabilitation does not have a 5 star rating it's a Terrible facility I put my…read moremom there for rehab she was only there 2 hours. Filthy facility and untrained staff that are only there to collect a pay check. Np patience and the food is terrible. No one has a phone and they leave people in urine covered blankets that only gets on the floor that no one seems to care about. Pull reviews up google the good reviews are obviously from staff because there's no way they'd get 1 star. Save yourself and your family and run far away from this place! Seaside Nursing and rehabilitation and a Psychiatric ward all in one. Zero stars.

Please don't bring your loved one here! Every one of those bad reviews are correct!!! neglectful,…read moredirty, uncaring And the state needs to shut them down! Social services do not respond to phone calls, texts or emails, especially if you're complaining about the facility. Just read the reviews for yourself. Please do not send your loved one here, I can only hope and pray that my mother does not die as I diligently try to get her out! My mother has been there 4 months, since her second week of being there, I've been begging And fighting to get her out. They claim they can't help me! If anybody reading this can direct me to anyone who can help me get her out, pinkorchid74@yahoo... Please send me an email! May God bless the soul who reaches out to me and may God bless each and every human being and sweet loved ones sitting up in that facility that are being neglected current day.. unfortunately, it has forced me to give a one-star rating when they deserve 65,000 negative zeros.

What a wonderful place! My mother in law was admitted today for rehabilitation, and right from the…read morestart we were so impressed. She was greeted in her room immediately by an absolutely lovely staff, including her nurse Twana, that welcomed her and made her feel at home. Dinner was easy to order for my father in law who stayed by her side, and surprisingly affordable. The facility is spacious and impressive. Rooms are private and nicely appointed. There are activities for patients daily and even a cocktail hour. How cool! Her nurse Rita tucked her in at night and was a delight. Someone in particular that really stood out today is Melissa, the staffing coordinator. We had some concerns and she most graciously put us ease and went out of her way to ensure that our relative is comfortable and well taken care of. She was an especially bright spot during a stressful time and really makes Carlton Shores shine. All in all, we are so impressed thus far with our experience here. We are so grateful that we chose this particular place to care for our loved one and feel she is in great hands. 5 stars all around!

My father was admitted to this facility for rehabilitation, but after five days, he still had not…read morereceived any meaningful rehab services. As a family member, I expected consistent care, communication, and a clear therapy plan. Instead, our experience has been deeply concerning: minimal follow-through on rehab, poor staffing, and food that was unacceptable for someone recovering and needing proper support. I would give less than one star if I could. Families should pay very close attention if a loved one is placed here. If you see the same lack of care or feel your concerns are being ignored, consider contacting your insurance company and Florida Adult Protective Services. Elderly patients deserve dignity, timely care, and basic accountability

The quality of care these patients receive is the bare minimum the food is worse than prison food…read more My mother sat in dinning room for an hour and half waiting on a plate of food that wasn't edible. My mom recently had hundreds of dollars come up missing out of her account. That she has been waiting a month on it to be returned and still hasn't there's not enough nurses on the floor until state comes in and then it's all hands on deck that's when they actually get real food served to them and it's ridiculous if you care for your loved ones look else where for them to stay

This facility has been great, very caring and attentive to our family member. If you need a good…read morerehab for your loved one come to Port orange rehab

The nurses, PT, and all helpers were very nice and helpful. Private rooms available. Very clean. No…read moresmells. Unfortunately the food is horrible. The coffee was bad. Have people bring food when possible.

If I could leave a zero rating, I would. My sweet dad was sent here following a stroke. Usually I…read morewould have seen him every day, but my mom was sick at the same time and I went weekly. BIG mistake. Dad was mostly bedbound and I would find him soaked in urine when I arrived. He hated the food - I ate w/ him twice and can understand why. One night I brought Culver's in and we sat in the dayroom, watching the staff laughing while the phones range off the hook. We rescued dad from the Gardens when I found his urine soaked clothing heaped in his closet. The smell was disgusting. AND numerous items of clothing were missing as well. At this point my dad told me his roommate had been bringing women into the room at night. Dad pretended to be sleeping... I'll never know if this was true, OR a result of the massive UTI he had, no doubt from sitting in his diapers so long. I would never recommend the Gardens. Never.

I can NOT say enough wonderful things about Oasis Senior Advisors! Christine and JoAnne went above…read moreand beyond to help me and my mother find . We had a lot of barriers, so we were not easy customers. In fact they stayed in touch with me for close to a year until we were ready and despite the many issues we had JoAnn never gave up. She spoke to me nights, weekends and became a trusted advisor and a friend. I don't what we would have done with out them!

Let's start with the dining room being filthy. When I visited my brother a couple of weeks ago, I…read moreeven saw dead roaches on the floor. Trays were left everywhere, which seems very unsafe for the residents. On top of that, the kitchen staff was extremely rude when we asked about coffee. We sat in the dining area for quite a while, and it appeared they were very short-staffed because patients were waiting nearly 20 minutes before food trays were passed out.

Food was great!!!! Some times but maintenance could use work an turning the heat on high while the…read moreresident had problems breathing an tv was down for the whole week but 2 days before getting checked out north side had great nurses but maintenance needs to get written up or retrained on how to do he's job blinds in the room didn't have a string to pull it up so that's bad for a nursing home what if the resident falls trying to put it up or the next resident falls that's a law suit... Over all good experience in the work out room got my grandma up an moving

My husband has been in Halifax three times and was treated very well all three times. He has had…read morebad roommates in cardiac care, but I seriously can't blame the hospital for that. They got him moved as soon as another bed was available. We were both in Halifax after a very serious car accident, leaving him with broken ribs and me with neck fracture and lumbar spine fracture. We went into Brooks rehab after our hospital stay, and that was very good also. Our one main concern was that my husband was without pain meds and food/water for an extended amount of time because they kept saying he was going for a specific MRI (for gallbladder and pancreatitis), but they never showed up until the next day. He was in serious pain, even sweating due to pain, so I was very upset by this. Alex and Brittney, on 7th floor were WONDERFUL nurses! They came quickly when he needed them and never made him feel like a burden to them.

I don't understand why they don't have more switchboard operators. The phone rings and it rings and…read moreit rings. I can't get in touch with my father. I can't get in touch with the nurses station. It's the most ridiculous thing. I don't understand it at all.

As an out of town family member, I needed someone to take care of my elderly mother who was…read moredischarged from the ER after a fall and was returning home to live alone. Prior to her fall she was completely independent. I needed to find someone that could assist her in her home with everyday activities as she was unable to do very much for herself while recovering from the fall. In Home Health Care was ordered by the physician but did not cover the Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) which are routine activities people do every day without assistance. There are six basic ADLs: eating, bathing, getting dressed, toileting, transferring, and continence. I was referred to BrightStar Care by a Social Services Case worker in the hospital. I reached out to BrightStar Care (Greater Volusia County Area of FL) to speak to someone and the Director of Operations, Masha, answered the phone and answered ALL of my questions, which were comprehensive, as I had need and experience in the past for other loved ones with these types of services. Masha arranged for her Director of Nursing, Noah, and Scheduler, Terah, to come to my mother's home and the four of us sat down together and discussed specifically what BrightStar Care could do for my mother and what our expectations of BrightStar Care were. My main concern was that I wanted to be sure that any caregivers assigned to assist my mother were not only competent but trustworthy! Masha does this type of in- home interview with her team members to determine the needs of the client as well as assess the client's physical and cognitive needs in order for Masha to best assist her, with feedback from Noah and Terah, to pair up what BrightStar Care hopes to be a good match up for both caregiver and client! Noah even went to the trouble to purchase, hand deliver and install on his own time, a hand-held shower attachment which he assured me would greatly benefit not only the assigned caregiver but my mother as well when she returned to independence! The next day, my mother was first introduced to Wendy and thoroughly enjoyed her! Because Wendy had a prior vacation planned that was to take place during the period of time my mother needed assistance, Masha assigned Katie to cover for Wendy while she was away. Katie came out on day two to assist my mom. Fortunately, I was present when Katie came to meet my mother and assist her with the plan of care that was implemented and reviewed by my mother, myself and Noah. Katie immediately began to take care of my mom like she was her own mother! What a lovely, caring spirit she displayed. I familiarized Katie with what needed to be done while my mother went to bed as she had been to her PCP that morning and was still in considerable pain. My mother's PCP ordered some x-rays for my mother and while I was with Katie and my mom, the PCP office called me later that morning and informed me that my mother needed to be taken directly to the ER again as the x-ray had revealed a life-threatening condition that required immediate intervention. I informed Katie that I was sorry and that I had to take my mom immediately to the ER. Katie, without hesitation, began to help me get my mother out of bed and into a wheelchair for transport. Katie continued to reassure my mother that everything was going to be okay! Katie ensured that should it become necessary, we collected adequate items for a possible overnight stay, for my mom. I felt so comfortable having just met Katie and seeing her caring nature and straight forward and considerate spirit, I asked Katie to remain in my mother's home and continue to do the cleaning, laundry and grocery storage we had previously discussed that needed to be done. Katie had already begun preparing a meal for my mother and stopped and cleaned up and bagged up in the freezer the remainder of the food products that needed storage. I told Katie to lock the door on her way out. Katie gave me her cell phone and asked me to keep her updated as to my mother's outcome. She was genuinely concerned for my mom. What a wonderful care giving spirit! My mother was admitted to the hospital and I no longer required the services of BrightStar Care as my mother was scheduled to discharge to a skilled nursing facility upon discharge for rehabilitation. I returned home to a cleaned up home! Even payment of the bill was simple. My mother had authorized any charges be applied to her credit card so even payment for services was effortless! I would HIGHLY recommend this company for care for a loved one should they need ADL assistance on an hourly, daily, weekly basis or even 24/7 care. They are very reasonably priced and provided superior care and services in the short time I interacted with both the team leaders and their caregivers! Thank you BrightStar Care!

From the owner: BrightStar Care is a leading home care and medical staffing agency aimed at providing A Higher…read moreStandard to those entrusted to our care. Our professional care teams, each led by a Registered Nurse, deliver expert, compassionate, and personal care.

I've looked at several other homecare agencies and Home Instead is certainly the best! I love that…read moreall of their employees are bonded and insured, unlike other nurse registries where I'd have to figure out payroll tax and other stuff with the IRS. I also like that Home Instead is big enough to ensure reliable and consistent care. Even during the hurricane they were out there doing their thing. I am very impressed!

First let me start out by saying I generally wait minimally 1-year before I attempt to review…read morecompanies that provide services like this. However, I am so grateful for a specific Caregiver that provides us 8 hours of respite care per week, I am submitting this review now. Please note that my 5 Star Review is based solely on the integrity, abilities and performance of a specific person that is employed by Home-Instead. Leslie B. has uplifted our lives and demonstrated consistency. She is truly passionate about her position as a Caregiver. A little of our background... Last year, my adopted Pop, Mr. Bill, was hospitalized and in rehabilitation for several weeks prior to being released to come home. It has been my primary objective to see that he may remain home, for as long as possible, as long as his doctors and therapists feel he is safe, content and still able to experience some independence. So .... I scrambled to find a Caregiver(s) to assist us at home upon Mr. Bill's arrival on August 10, 2018. I have extensive background as a CNA in Rehabilitative Nursing. I am familiar with industry and what was needed immediately in our home. I am grateful for Leslie's dedication and flexibility as Mr. Bill is physically healthy with short-term memory challenges. She is intuitive and has made a positive impact on both of our lives.