River Bend more like The River Bed because it's the absolute bottom or maybe Rivers End because…read moreonce you get here patient care has Ended think I'm exaggerating? As best described as direct descendant of Hitler because nobody can hate the world more than this secretary either she's yelling at rainbows,not wearing a mask but insists you do or apparently it's let your dog run around work day I'm sure that's sanitary .. After that you can make Your way down the dirty hallway of left and right patient's on display I'm sure they don't want privacy highlighted with a lovely decor of Walmart three drawer carts and the sound of ignored alarm sounds then you can stop at the intersection and see The poor old man thats neglected in his chair for hours on end But don't worry when he wakes up I'm sure he has this morning's food sitting there so he's good Don't worry it does have some gems there's one or two people that are kind-hearted and actually care about their patients unfortunately in this dirty mess of a place that needs a remodel and some standards it's like a candle in the wind..The Dr pops in every morning so we're told and the $ocial worker in the outfit will make sure that you're there every minute that the insurance Covers Oh She is the Billboard for patient care if that's means gone by 2p.m. and doesn't work weekends So if you end up here which I would assume came from some buy one get one free coupon book then I would challenge you to stay in one of their rooms for about an hour and see if you can tolerate the urine smell the holes in the doors and the walls and then see if you could leave a loved one in their care

A Heartfelt Thank You…read more I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to River Bend Skilled Nursing Home and the incredible team who supported me during my recovery. First and foremost, a very special and heartfelt thank you to Laurie (Director of the Facility). From my very first day walking through the doors to my very last day leaving, you made me feel seen, valued, and cared for. Your leadership sets the tone for compassion and excellence throughout the entire facility. The way you oversee everything with professionalism, warmth, and genuine concern does not go unnoticed. Knowing that you were there from the beginning of my journey to the end gave me comfort and reassurance during a very vulnerable time in my life. I am truly grateful for your presence, your support, and the positive environment you help create every single day. To the amazing nurses and CNAs who cared for me with compassion, patience, and professionalism -- thank you. * Kathryn (CNA - Graveyard Shift) - Thank you for your kindness during the late hours and for always making sure I was comfortable. * Roshlin (CNA - Graveyard Shift) - Your gentle care and attentiveness during the night meant so much to me. * Vardaan (Nurse) - Thank you for your knowledge, reassurance, and the confidence you gave me throughout my healing process. * Hein (Nurse) - I appreciate your dedication and the way you always took time to explain things clearly. * Itzel (Nurse) - Your compassion and professionalism truly stood out and helped me feel safe. * Dil Paul (Nurse) - Thank you for your attentive care and for always responding with patience and understanding. * Ofeira (CNA - Day Shift) - Thank you for your warm smile and the care you showed me each day. * Kendaja (PM CNA) - Thank you for your attentiveness and steady support during the evenings. * Baljeet (AM CNA) - I'm grateful for the positive energy and care you brought each morning. * RJ (Treatment Nurse) - Thank you for your skilled hands and dedication to my healing. * Mary (Treatment Nurse) - I appreciate your patience and the gentle care you provided. * Nonyelum (Physical Therapist) - Thank you for pushing me, encouraging me, and helping me regain my strength and confidence. Each of you played an important role in my recovery. Your compassion, hard work, and dedication truly made a difference in my life. I will always be thankful for the care and support you gave me during such an important time in my healing journey. With sincere appreciation, A. Martinez

Great Supportive Staff. Knowledgeable. Care for children in…read morethe autism spectrum Early Intervention. 1.5 years to 6 years old.

From the owner: Opya specializes in early intervention autism therapy for newly diagnosed children 18 months old to…read more6 years old. Across Sacramento and Central Valley, we provide comprehensive ABA therapy in the child's home - where the child feels most comfortable - and are able to complement with Speech, Occupational, and Feeding Therapies via tele-health. We are proud to have earned a 3-year Behavioral Health Center of Excellence (BHCOE) accreditation, a testament to our commitment to clinical excellence. Opya is in network with major commercial payors including Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Beacon, Blue Shield, Cigna, Health Net, Magellan, Kaiser (Catalight), and United Healthcare / Optum, and some Medi-Cal.

My grandson, 4 yrs old at the time of this review, has been attending Jabbergym for about 1 1/2…read moreyrs. he is mildly autistic and I have seen children of a wide variety of challenges attending. He has 1 hr of speech therapy followed by 1 hr occupational therapy. He has made great improvements, & recently, the changes have been astounding. The staff are stellar. He looks forward to going. Can't say enough about this place. Parking is a bear but it's free. Be sure to get a parking pass & instructions on where to park.

This place is amazing everyone is so sweet and caring I know my child is in good hands.read more

Our twin girls have both had speech therapy here and we have been very happy with the results. The…read morestaff is very friendly and find a way to teach where our girls were able to focus and learn quickly (without getting bored). Holidays were always made special and the kids always looked forward to our weekly classes. The only problem (if you want to call it that lol) is that our kids don't want to stop going and will miss their instructors :-). Thank you all for. being so supportive in this process. Chalres

The director, Holly needs to get the stick out of her you know what and learn some simple customer…read moreservice skills. She is very rude and comes off with a condescending attitude. If this is how she is when you're just inquiring I'd hare to see how she is with patients. No thanks, will go to Rocklin where the care is much better.

I spent time here visiting someone close to me and had a positive experience. The staff were…read morewelcoming and seemed to know the residents well, which always makes a difference. Things felt relatively organized and the environment was calm. It made it easier knowing my family member was comfortable.

Another place that is rated 5 star by Medicare and you have to wonder how do they get these…read moreratings. I needed PT really bad, my initial assessment from PT was several days after I moved in then I never saw anybody else for about two weeks, when I went down there to inquire as to why I was told their records show OT has seen me everyday. I filed a complaint with Medicare for fraud investigation. I was also shocked how little equipment they had, I was told their other facility had all the equipment, so we had to wait in line and there were some severely disabled people there. Absenteeism was a big problem which resulted in over an hour response time minimum, one of my CNAs spoke no English at all I would ask her to do something she would nod, leave and I would never see her again, it got to be where I would yell "don't act like you understand me when you don't!" Finally I went down to the nurse's desk to complain and the whole staff came out to gang up on me, how dare I complain about someone who speaks no English, the nurse finally told me that I am receiving good care and I should be happy to receive the care I'm getting. I complained to the administrator and got an apology, after that when I asked that CNA for something she'd bring in somebody else to interpret (a waste of staff don't you think?). My roommate contracted COVID and they wound up quarantine us both no medicine. I asked the doctor for something like paxlovid any kind of prescription, he turned around and walked out. Was it effective no they wound up quarantine the whole Wing. All the physical progress I made with my PT over the weeks went right out the window and I had to start over again. This used up the time to get covered by Medicare which I felt they should cover as they didn't properly treat me. Speaking of the doctor he played footloose with my medication (they just can't leave it alone), when I showed my PCP what he did, he was livid why go to the trouble of assigning and tweaking medicine only to have somebody change them willy nilly without consulting as to why? I consider that arrogant! I had a talk with the dietitian and was assured everyone was getting their nutritional needs considered only to find out all the patients got cheap sugary Kool aid to drink Food was horrible I lived on sandwiches and take out Good luck getting somebody to answer the phone. No I will not go back.

Emily is fantastic! She helped both of my boys learn to speak and with their articulation. Before…read moreEmily's arrival, my boys were non-verbal but now they are able to speak in complete, coherent sentences. I absolutely recommend Connected Speech Therapy if you are looking for someone to help your child learn to communicate. I especially recommend requesting Emily!

Weeks before our son's final early-intervention meeting with Regional Center, our speech therapist…read moretold us during a session that "if children aren't making progress at this stage, they may never improve and it may be other things." After discussing it further, she stated, "I'm just gonna say it--autism!" This came as a shock given our son's documented progress and increasing vocabulary. During that same session, the therapist began pushing to reduce our son's therapy frequency due to alleged lack of progress, even though her own reports showed he had made significantly more gains during that period than the previous one, when services remained unchanged. Naturally, we were confused. No evidence or clinical reasoning was provided to explain how reducing therapy would be in his best interest. So we asked how fewer sessions could support his progress better without ever having received fewer services. And we were dismissively told, "It doesn't matter." After this interaction, the tone of care changed. Sessions felt increasingly pressured and focused on whether our son was "improving enough," rather than meeting him where he was developmentally. Thankfully, our Regional Center coordinator allowed therapy frequency to remain in place pending an ABA evaluation. Despite this, the therapist continued advocating for a reduction in services. We were then told that if we did not agree to reduce services, our son would be discharged. The therapist then abruptly left the session 20 minutes early and dropped our son 10 minutes before his next scheduled session while we were considering our options. After providing services for a year, he was discharged without a proper transition plan, and without sharing reports with his next provider, resulting in a lapse in services and disruption to his care. When the Regional Center months later requested mediation with an administrative law judge, the therapist submitted a report stating the justification for reducing services was that our son was "meeting and exceeding goals" -- the opposite of what we had previously been told when services were being reduced due to alleged lack of progress. For a family navigating complex medical and developmental needs, this lack of transparency, professionalism, and collaboration was deeply disappointing. As parents, we rely on the professionals working with our son and expected guidance grounded in evidence and compassion. Instead, we experienced pressure, contradictory communication, and an abrupt termination that disrupted our son's continuity of care and made an already complex Regional Center process even more difficult for our family to navigate. We hope this feedback encourages Connected Speech to strengthen communication practices, uphold ethical standards, and ensure proper transition planning so other families do not experience similar disruptions.

From the first day Mrs. Cindy came into our house, my son absolutely adored her. She quickly came…read morepart of our family. My son at the time was two and he would look forward to every Friday when Mrs. cindy would visit. She worked so well with my son and just in six months made huge progress with his speech. I am so thankful finding such an amazing SLP!! Thank you Mrs. Cindy!

Most communicative and helpful person we've been to!! Over a few sessions we really got to make…read moresome real progress and I've learned a bunch of new methods to use both for myself and my kiddos! She uses lots of hands on learning and focuses a lot on vocal skills! Thank you Cyndi!!!

My experience, 1. I want to thank Your Medical Director Dr…read moreP. Yabes for figuring out that I had pneumonia and sending me back to the hospital that I should not have left. 2. Case Manager Reymond E. has been outstanding getting everything completed in a timely manner. Every time I have a question or a concern, he has been there and has fixed it. 3. I cannot remember everyone's name on the second floor. This is about the day and night shifts every Nurse, PCT, all support staff at nurses' station and housekeeping. They are friendly, kind, will do everything that you need with a smile (even if they are not assigned to you or your floor). The staff is very professional you should be very pleased that they are working for a great company. If I ever have to go to rehab, I will defiantly come back here. 4. Dani M. has the best PT, OT and staff. I have been in quite a few rehab centers (in/outpatient) and by all means you have the best. She is doing an outstanding job. I saw the sign outside her door (come on in and chat which I did) when I was walking by with Hannah and Dani was great. 5. Edward S. definitely knows what he is doing. He evaluated me and did an outstanding job. He also listened to my concerns and came up with a plan of attack. His knowledge of the muscles and nerves helped me a lot to get where I need to be. The stuff he has given me helped me more than the OT person I had when I had my stroke. He also has the respect of everyone on the therapy floor, if they have any questions, I have seen them go the Edward and he will an something and they go back to their patient. Edward needs to be in a management position. 6. Hannah G. physical therapy knowledge is above all PT persons I have had the privilege of working with. She has a great sense of humor. I had a problem when exercising, I would hold my breath. She kept saying to me breathe, breathe, those words are stuck in my brain and will never go away and I watching you. She is the only one that made me rest in between tasks the proper amount of time required. I have seen her work with other patients, and you can tell she really cares about them and all patients. She even gave me exercise to complete at home. She is a great asset to your rehab facility you can not ever let her leave. 7. Having to stay a few extra days was what I needed thanks to Edward and Hannah I have continued the exercise that they have taught me. 8. My only negative thing I have is you TV channels, they don't match what your channel lineup has. I can only watch channels 2-34. Channels 35-52 did not work. 9. You have an outstanding facility, what would make even better is after I left inpatient care, is to come back as an outpatient to contain with PT/OT care.

Sacramento rehab sent my dad to an ER to sit for 24 hours as an out so they didn't have to care for…read morehim anymore. Because of infections that happened during my dad's stay they sent him away so they wouldn't have to be responsible for him. This facility doesn't want to care for or help patients that may require extra support and more tailored therapies. The nursing staff acts in a way that is unbecoming of the nursing profession. They have laughed at, made fun of, and rolled their eyes when asked for help with my dad. I came in multiple times to find my dad sitting in his own filth in tears that nobody would help him. Sitting in wheelchairs that were too short so his legs were jammed into his chest, left there unable to move in excruciating pain. Having nurses laugh at patients, drag their feet to offer hands on care, and leaving patients filthy and unable to move directly violates ethics standards set out by the Nursing Practice Act. Professional conduct should uphold patients dignity and show compassion not demean people who have gone through life changing health issues. The therapist for the most part are kind and caring. Though there are a few who have no business working with people in this type of environment (I'm looking at you Jeff). The rehabilitation aspect is the only thing I trust this facility with which is why my dad had a family member there nearly 24:7. My sister stayed over night three nights a week. The one star is for them and nobody else! Case managers are not communicative and unavailable the majority of the time. Perhaps other people have better reviews and experiences because they are not seeing the type of care their loved ones are getting. all I can tell you is be present and do not trust that these people are properly caring for those you love. If your loved one had a stroke and can't speak clearly, walk, or take care of themselves do not leave them alone here. A shiny new facility is a great distraction for the patient neglect that is happening when you aren't looking.

Absolute Synergy has been an absolute gift to our family. They have provided speech, with sensory…read moresupport, and are truly AAC-friendly in a way that feels authentic and respectful, not just a checkbox. The care and patience they've shown my autistic son over the years has been nothing short of remarkable. Christie is an incredible advocate for her patients. She knows when to gently push, when to pause, and when to speak up on behalf of the child. She works closely with parents as true partners, making sure goals are meaningful, attainable, and always centered on the child's needs and strengths. What sets Christie apart is her commitment to continual learning. She is always educating herself to better support her patients, especially in the ever-evolving world of autism and AAC. That dedication shows in every session. We feel seen, heard, and supported here. If you are looking for a practice that leads with compassion, expertise, and genuine advocacy, Absolute Synergy is exceptional. Highly, highly recommend.

From the very first day, Absolute Synergy Rehabilitation has felt like more than just a…read moreclinic--it's truly a team. * Ken is always friendly and goes above and beyond to help with scheduling, billing, or even those random questions that pop up. He makes everything feel easy and stress-free. * Christie, the owner, sets the tone with her welcoming and kind personality. She makes you feel included, supported, and never judged--it's clear she's built a place where everyone feels like part of the family. * And then there's Diana... simply the best. My son worked with her for almost four years straight. When we first came to Diana, he was barely saying a few words. Today, he chats up a storm 24/7. From the very beginning, she was patient, kind, and truly connected with him at his level. The bond they created is something I believe my son will carry with him forever. I can't thank Diana--and the rest of the team--enough for the incredible support and progress they've given my son. The growth we've seen is beyond what I ever imagined, and I'll always be grateful for the care, dedication, and love they poured into his journey. If you're looking for a place that combines professionalism with genuine heart, Absolute Synergy Rehabilitation is 100% it!