After experiencing skilled nursing with my father in other facilities, I braced myself for the…read moreworst when I had to find a place for my mother to rehab post-pneumonia. Meadowcrest immediately felt right. The building needs some updates, but the real gem is the staff. The therapy staff is outstanding! They go above and beyond for their patients. And the nursing staff knows their patients better than any facility I have seen. There are lots of activities for residents with a very cheerful activities staff. And the administration was always happy to talk about issues. We were certainly satisfied with the care my mother got while she was there!

Mom was admitted to Meadowcrest one week ago. I will update this review after more time has…read moretranspired, but so far we are fairly happy. The facility is clean and doesn't smell, other than an occasional and brief "shit" smell which is unavoidable. The beds are nice with small assistance rails on the sides with buttons to raise and lower the head and feet. The Staff is mostly very nice. We had a Care Meeting 2 days after her arrival and I was able to meet everyone. The Physical Therapists I have met (Patty and Chris) are good and I feel mom is making fairly good progress. Having a friendly staff that do not talk "down" to mom is extremely important and the primary reason for the 4 stars. The biggest downside so far is the food. There is a lot of starch and not much vegetables or protein. Yesterday for lunch she had about a 2 ounce "pork loin" with "BBQ sauce" that looked like ketchup. Buttered noodles, green peas, white bread and margarine, with mandarin orange slices for dessert. I consider peas to be a starch, not a vegetable. She had peas and potatoes the day before with about a 4 ounce chicken breast. This should not meet the standards for a nutritious meal. Leafy greens and cruciferous veggies are so important to good health! In the evenings, they wheel around a snack cart with cages of chips/Cheetos/Doritos. Just what people need-junk food! If folks want junk, let their kids bring it to them. Don't serve it! Another downside is the rooms are so small, there is not enough room to have a comfortable chair to sit in, so mom sits in a wheelchair all day. There is only one dresser for 2 beds so each person gets 2 small drawers. Not enough for a week's worth of clothes and laundry is only done once per week. Lastly, the long-term care rooms are identical to the skilled nursing so you can't bring in something from home to make it a little more cozy. Also the common areas-dining room and lounges are pretty plain, not very nicely decorated. Why 4 stars after these complaints? Because I strongly believe the friendliness and attitude of the staff are way more important. Second would be food quality.

My 7 yr old had work done today and I was terrified but all the staff and doctors were outstanding…read more They took complete care of my child and us as well they even offered to walk us to the car this service was top tier.

I have a child who doesn't understand the process of dentistry. We have been coming to this…read morepractice for years. I can finally say go for it to my daughter and send her off with the hygienist to have her teeth cleaned and see the doctor without my involvement. She does fantastic! She does way better without me involved. I can't believe we've made it to this point! She is now 15 and can see her dentist without her mommy. I love this practice and recommend it to anyone with a special-needs child.

I have been bringing both of my children here for over 14 years and never imagined I would be…read morewriting a review like this. A pediatrician's office is supposed to be a partner for families throughout childhood, but the care and attitude here have completely changed since the practice was bought out. What used to feel supportive now feels cold, disorganized, and dismissive. Phone calls are confusing and unhelpful. The online system is clunky. Simple requests like filling out a camp form turned into wasted hours because of their rigid policies and errors. The staff no longer guide or support parents. Instead, you have to guide them through what should be their job. The final straw was my son's recent appointment. Scheduled for 2:10, I left work early, pulled him out of school, fought through construction and parking, and walked in only a couple of minutes later. Their own staff delays checking me in pushed us over their supposed cutoff. Instead of compassion or an apology, I was met with indifference and told to reschedule. No acknowledgment of the effort or disruption to my family. Just a cold refusal. After years of loyalty, I am disgusted by how little they seem to care about kids and families now. I used to recommend this office to everyone. Today, I would strongly warn others to look elsewhere.

I have taking my children to Kids Plus for almost 16 years. The staff has always been wonderful,…read morehowever their new patient portal is horrible. I have zero access to any of my child's vaccinations, growth charts, and future appointments. I have been back and forth for weeks with the help desk who has been zero help. It's so frustrating.

This place is AMAZING! My nephew and his girlfriend are the new parents of a beautiful preemie…read moredaughter, Molly! She had many special needs and was in the NICU at MAGEE! Thanks to a recommendation from a staff member, they applied and were accepted into this wonderful place! They can stay with Molly and bond with her! They take an active hands-on participation in her care ! There are cots, a tv, sink , and shower in the rooms! There is also a kitchen, sitting area, play area, and a garden! The staff is incredible! God bless Mario Lemieux for funding this remarkable facility!

Nurses are great but admin and the running is a disgrace they tell mothers and family they have to…read moredo all care when getting close to going home and wake you from a sleep to feed even though they are paid by the insurance to do all care. So a concerned family is treated like staff and expected to do the staffs job

We moved my father to Paramount Bethel Park in March of this year. It was a confusing and…read moredifficult time for everyone, but Tonya, the Admissions Director assisted us through it all. She was compassionate, involved, and knowledgeable about all aspects of what we needed. Her help in getting my dad in a beautiful room was exactly what we needed but didn't know how to go about securing. While the transition is never easy Tonya and the staff ay Paramount Bethel Park have made him (and us) feel welcome and cared for. We would, without hesitation, recommend Paramount Bethel Park to those looking for a safe, caring and beautiful place to live.

Please do your homework before placing your loved one at this facility. Please ask questions,…read moreturnover rate of staff, how many agency caregivers are working, caregiver to patient ratio. Look at the turnover rate of the people running the place. Are nurses passing meds or Med Techs, are the people providing the care CNA or caregivers, will you be notified of any changes in your loved ones condition, what exactly do you do you mean by "assisted living". What does that include? What is the average time to answer a call bell..but please do not be fooled what they do is send somebody in to quickly turn off the light and will tell your loved one, " I will tell the nurse." Help is usually at least 30 minutes away or more. Due to Covid the meals were in the room brought up in a cardboard box and 99% of the time my moms food was placed out of reach. Never opened or set up for her to eat. Not to mention the food is cold and the tiny plastic utensils that are handed out are the size for a preschooler to use and very flimsy. Many of the meals I would have a hard time eating due to the size of the bun or meat itself let alone an 85 year old woman with missing teeth. Often times the meals were just left all day without being picked up. My moms pills were left on the bedside stand more than once and I even found medicine on the floor that I am certain was charted as given. My moms pull up many times was soaking wet with urine, she did develop skin breakdown, that I had to mention to the staff to get ointment to put on. They never even saw it. Using a wipe after changing her was never even a thought, something else I had to tell the staff to do. Many meetings with the people running the place did nothing. They sat there and listened and all these false promises that never happened. My moms personal property was used for other residents, they would just come in and " borrow as needed," even during Covid. I caught the staff playing on her computer while she was asleep. Items went missing more than once. My mom like so many older people was afraid to say anything to me because of the fear of the ramifications. The second and third floor reek of urine. During many visits to my mom I would be there for hours without a single soul checking in on her. We ended up hiring help to sit with her on top of paying that astronomical prices of that place. I ended up calling the state and other places to look into this facility. I could write a book of horrors and just might. I just am trying to help others not to be fooled. I believe that place could sell snow to an Eskimo. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me, 412-742-8015. I will be more than happy to provide proof to anybody that is looking at the Paramount at BP. We had cameras installed so my complaints and concerns are 100% documented. If I could save just one elderly person from what we went through I would feel happy. I would not put a dog at this place.

We like it here. Our kids have gone here since they were born. We like every doctor but the…read moreturnover rate seems a bit high. We dont see the same doctor often but everyone is very kind and helpful

Called to request a prescription refill. Only could get 'voice mail' to leave a message for my…read moredoctor for refill. NEVER RECEIVED A CALL BACK AFTER LEAVING 2 MESSAGES- even though they indicated they would get back to me after max 1 business day.

My MIL recently broke her hip and needed to have home care. She was assigned an O.T. who comes…read moretwice a week, a P.T. that comes three times a week, and a nurse that comes twice a week. The staff from the JAA have been amazing. They are patient and kind and really knowledgeable. They really listen to us and my MIL's needs and really take care of her. I can't recommend them enough.

Staff is friendly with a mix of old/new school. There are paper files for attendance, measurements,…read moreand activities and tablets for satisfaction surveys and progress evaluations. The appointments tend to be 75-90 minutes long, with the first and final appointments running on the longer side. The equipment is sanitized between uses and neatly returned to their places when not being used. Generally, patients are greeted, welcomed to the PT area, assigned a table to set their belongings on, warm up exercises, manual body manipulation, supervised exercises, and finished with ice/heat therapy on the affected area for 15 minutes. Monday and Wednesday mornings are the least hectic for appointments. Shout out to Rob, Jared, and Cass - they helped me to regain my mobility. Covid-19 precautions include asking unvaccinated people to wear masks, temperature checks upon check in, and screening questions related to possible symptoms. I wore a mask at all times despite being vaccinated as I am immunocompromised. Some staff members wear masks, ones who do not typically wear them are willing to wear one for patient safety/peace of mind. I would love for staff to receive training for best practices for supporting gender diverse clients, including inclusive intake forms, use of patient's chosen name and correct pronouns.

The Penn Township office was great! Very professional, attentive to physical therapy needs, and…read morealways saw you at time appointments were scheduled. Also, great recommendations for outside services.