The worst food ever. I was on a low sodium heart diet and all they gave me was ultra processed…read morefoods, canned foods loaded with sodium, and chemicals, artificial and genetically modified crap. The care was lacking in quality and quantity. I would ask for assistance for cleaning a wound i could not reach and all i got was " thats not my job" i was supposed to take 2 showers a week and had to beg for one. They couldnt even get my blood tests right to adjust my blood thinners. Terrible place .

This place is horrible. All of these great ratings are obviously submitted by staff. Their…read moreattitudes towards the patients suck! Your love ones left in their hands will never make it back home.

Lynbrook restorative is excellent for both nursing and rehabilitation. The physical therapists are…read morewonderful and the recreation staff is very engaging with residents.

The social worker will keep your family member longer than need be if you have a secondary…read moreinsurance. Just to bill them I had to fight with the social worker to release her even though the physical therapy team said she could be released. It was a nightmare. They let her come home one day and I had to return her that night. Just so they could bill her last night there. What a scam.

My sister arrived in March 2024. She came in on a stretcher attached to a trach. The respiratory…read moreteam did an excellent job getting her off the trach. PT and OT did a great job getting her up and walking with the help of a walker. It was the personal care. This is a for profit facility. They are understaffed and under paid. Nights and weekends the staff is almost non existent. My sister would spend hours in bed in soiled diapers. She developed a UTI which was diagnosed to late. I called an ambulance on May 17th 2025 because my sister was non responsive in bed. She was dehydrated, her kidneys were shutting down, her liver enzymes were elevated and she had fluid around her lungs. My sister passed on May 30th. Cause of death was pneumonia. She would have been on dialysis the rest of her life and attached to the trach again. She chose to die rather than go back to that facility. God I miss my sister.

My son spent three months in this facility before dying as a result of their neglect. They…read moreoutsource the staff on weekends and are extremely neglectful as well. My son contracted MRSA as a result of his diaper not being changed for 24 hours, which resulted in septic blood poisoning. If you know of someone in the facility, WATCH THEM CLOSELY!!

My Dad is 92 years old with congestive heart failure. He has been in the facility for 2 weeks. He…read morehas been getting excellent care. Therapist for PT and OT are wonderful and helpful. The aids and nurses are very attentive. Dad is going home in 2 days.

My experience on a scale from 1 - 10, I give them a 55! From administration to the nurses and…read moretherapists, my care was excellent. The Director of Social Work Sheri Seidman and the Admissions Director Kellie O'Connor were extremely helpful. Therapy helped me achieve my goals quickly. Mike Y.

On behalf of our entire family, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to the staff of The…read moreFive Towns Premier for their warm, compassionate care and outstanding professionalism. My husband, Marat Abelev, born in 1935, was hospitalized in critical condition at Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital, where he remained for one week before being transferred to your center. During the two weeks he spent at The Five Towns Premier, with the dedicated help of physical therapist Harry and occupational therapist Rosette, he was able to regain his strength and, as we say, "get back on his feet." We would especially like to thank the director of the Russian program, Natallia Subotka. She has done, and continues to do, so much for the Russian-speaking patients. Thanks to her efforts, they never feel alone: Russian television is available, tea gatherings are organized, and volunteers are invited to give concerts in Russian. This emotional support is just as important as medical treatment, because it helps patients recover physically as well. The presence of a Russian-speaking director makes The Five Towns Premier especially welcoming and supportive within the Russian-speaking community. It creates a sense of home, belonging, and trust, which is invaluable for patients and their families. We are truly grateful to the entire team of the center for your hard work and care for the patients. With respect and appreciation, The Abelev Family July 2025

Everyone at the facility was wonderful. Had a very positive experience there. Tayisha, John PT,…read moreSavita OT, and Rachel OT were extemely beneficial in my recovery. The administration was professional and all the aides were empathetic and kind dealing with sometimes difficult patients. They had excessive amounts of work and were there for everyones needs. Ula and all the nurses were professional, kind and supportive. Sandra and Maria and all the recreation staff made it fun and inclusive. Dale Friedler

Katie Flynn OT and Alex Umali PT went above and beyond their role in helping my Dad walk again…read more Due to his illness my dad was not always cooperative and they remained patient and consistent with him. Making him feel safe, and motivating him to continue on when he didn't want to. Excellent team work!! Thank you Katie and Alex for all you did!

I spent enough time visiting family in this facility to understand 110% why the elderly don't want…read moreto be put in nursing homes. Understaffed, uncaring, unattended, unresponsive, etc., etc, etc. I'm not going to list the countless grievances I have for this place because my family member passed some time ago and I want to distance myself emotionally from the experience of Meadowbrook Care Center. I just want to communicate to any reader out there that if there is no possibility to keep your family member at home, don't let one day pass without visiting them, attending to their unmet needs, and advocating for their well-being. Are all nursing homes/rehab facilities for the elderly like this one? God help us all.

I love it here! My first visit was quick to book and the staff were very friendly and kind. I love…read morehow easy it is to book appointments and I really feel like I am getting a personalized experience. My back has really been hurting me and they listened to my concerns. Thank you!

Very good treatment - each tailored to everyone's specific needs. I use Shifra. She's great…read more Really helps to alleviate the discomfort and strengthen you. I highly recommend island rehab

Tommy DeSantis 1 review…read more a week ago New This place is a house of horrors. My sister was there and was not taken care of - very few nurses and aides were good, most of the staff was not. The doctors at this place cannot be real doctors. I asked a question to the doctor and she said "who knows?" My sister had a rash under her breast and they treated it with cream or powder. It was cancer! And the hospital said she had this a long time. Also, she had a seizure and was rushed to the hospital. At hospital, she was checked for seizure medicine and there was no trace in her. She was supposed to be on it all the time. Also, she was in so much pain and screaming in pain and they did not try to help her with the pain. She was on Tylenol?! She was eventually placed in Comfort End of Life and she was still screaming in pain. This is what they call Comfort?! Also one of the staff that came in her room told the family your sister asked for ice-cream and she said I left to see other patients when I came back she passed. I should have gotten her ice-cream. Why would you tell us this?! So many times my sister did not have her own clothes and so many times I saw mice/rat feces on the floor and on my sister's shoes. This place should be shut down and some staff should be locked up.

I am currently a patient in The Grandview Rehabilitation Facility. My treatment here has been…read moreexcellent. The staff is supportive and friendly. My care team is professional in assisting me in recovering from my injuries. The facility is well maintained and clean. The staff provides daily activities to support a healthy lifestyle and environment. I would recommend this facility wholeheartedly. Peggie S

Where Do I start? Well... I guess at the Beginning... My 86-year-old Mom had been admitted to…read moreBelair as a Sub-Acute Rehab Patient back in 2019 (Pre-Pandemic) and I first Met Marie Jean Baptiste who works in the Admissions Department. Marie immediately saw to all my needs and answered many questions, as this was my first time ever dealing with a Rehab Center. The care that my Mom received at Belair this very first time was excellent. While on the first floor, in the area where the short term sub-acute patients stay, the Nurses and PT/OT got her back on her feet (literally) and she was discharged to her home in great shape. This was a short stay, but I knew if my Mom was in need of this type of care in the future, I would not hesitate to have my Mom placed at this facility. 2021 My Mom is a Resident at Belair and is thriving. Once again, meeting with Roseann and Marie at Admissions, all of my needs were met with the highest degree of attention. Andrew Yandoli (Administrator at Belair) explained to me in detail, the process for my Mom's transition from Short Term Sub-Acute care to Long Term care in a way that was not overwhelming, and certainly put me at ease. Dr. Krichmar (Medical Director) and the Nursing/Aide staff on the first floor Sub-Acute care area took excellent care of my mom, before moving her to the second floor as a Resident. Susan (RN Unit Supervisor) as well as Maureen (RN Nurse Manager) were always available to answer my questions and concerns. The Nurse Practitioners, Danielle and Dr. Ebby handled all of my Mom's prescription medication needs, and that wasn't always an easy task. The many nurses like Holly and Payal as well as Yolie are always so caring and attentive. Nurse's Aides like Tiesha, Erlinde and Andrea (my Mom calls her "Guardian Angel") on the second floor are excellent and my Mom is grateful (as am I) to have them taking care of her. The Nursing Director Theresa and the Assistant Nursing Director Marjorie are so great in guiding me when it comes to various issues that arise with medication or outside doctor's appointments. Lynn is super helpful with setting up transportation and Aides for my Mom when she needs to leave the facility for outside medical specialists such as her Orthopedic Doctor. The Rehabilitation Director Angela and her staff of OT/PT's are awesome. My Mom sees Gus (PT) and Brianna (OT), and always speaks so highly of both of them. I see them in the hallways, and they never fail to give me updates as to how she is doing in Rehab. The Social Workers, Nikki and Blanca as well as the Belair Business Manager Jenny have been very helpful with navigating the waters of transition from Sub-Acute short-term Care to Resident Long-Term Care. Walking into The Belair is always a good experience. Vito (reception area) is always there with a smile and a quick temperature check. He's happy to reach out to anyone I may need to speak to, upon my arrival, or transfer a phone call when I need some help from home. Vito's Dad John is in charge of maintenance and Housekeeping and was a great help to me, while setting up my mom's new space. In fact, Vito and His Dad are not the only family team at the Belair. Marie (Admissions) and her son Ken as well as Maureen (RN Nurse Manager) and her Daughter Jessica also work at The Belair. Roseann and her Daughter Stephanie (HR) also work together at the Belair. Funny thing... My Mom has now called me a few times (after I've not been able to reach her) to tell me that she's been "BUSY". The Recreation Staff on the 2nd floor is excellent. Maria, Joyce, Jeanine and Dawn really keep the residents busy. My Mom has become quite "Crafty". Between Church services, Chloe the therapy dog, and singers that come in, my Mom always seem to have great stories to tell me. The year leading up to my Mom being placed at The Belair was extremely stressful, and knowing my Mom is now being cared for on a daily basis is a HUGE RELIEF.

This rehab Center has a terrible, obnoxious, haughty and rude, nurse practitioner. He was in charge…read moreof prescribing and coordinating medicines for my wife during her recent stay there. He never consulted us or discussed pros and cons of the medicines and changed them without us knowing the side effects or interactions among them. I had to constantly go and ask him about them. One day he got extremely angry and yelled out "How many times do I have to tell you. Get out of here. I'm not taking care of your wife. Take your wife and go. Get out. Go." I was totally shaken and stunned. I told him he was not the owner. I wanted to talk to his boss, the medical director. He flippantly answered." Go ahead and talk to him. I am not his son." I complained to the Administrator and the medical director later. They both said they were reassign his area, but really didn't since he was at his nursing station whenever he worked,on our floor. They didn't fire him or even admonish him as I could tell. This kind of egregious professional misconduct should not be tolerated anywhere in rehab centers. These employees work there because of patients and rehab centers are open because of patients. There were times when medicines would be delayed, even after asking for them up to an hour. All in all most of the supervisors, nurses, aides, PT staff, admissions staff and receptionists were very nice people. The food is not good and we had to bring it from outside most of the time. I'm giving this place a one star because this nurse practitioner ruined everything for us. We were in the middle of rehabilitation, so didn't want to change Centers. I'm thinking of complaining about him to the New York State education department, National Health Care Associates (owners of Bel-Air, ) and Medicare among others. Anybody considering putting their loved one here , is strongly cautioned about a possible similar horrible experience to ours and should think about it very carefully.

Staff was very caring and professional. Venue was clean and comfortable. Results were very positive!read more

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