I recently received amazing care at St. Mary Rehabilitation. I underwent extensive spinal surgery…read moreat PennU and went to St. Mary Acute Rehab. My room was in 2B wing. I can not remember all of the nurses and nurses assistants names and I apologize for that. I don't remember my speech therapist name but the cognitive work she did with me was very reassuring that I wasn't as bad as I thought I was. And I can't even begin to say how fantastic my Occupational Therapist Amelia and Physical Therapist Keri were. The magic they worked on me can only be called just that MAGIC. In 2 weeks they got me ready to go home instead of having to go to a sub acute facility like I was originally told I would have to do. I can not express how thankful I am to everyone at St, Mary Rehab. As far as the food there were a few mix ups with the food I received but the food tasted good. Again thanks to all Saundra

The actual therapy staff tries hard to help people achieve their goals. The management however,…read moretoes them up with so many restrictions which significantly inhibits healing efforts. Also, when insurance says they are done paying management will dump you on the curb faster then if you had the plague. While better then ANY subacute rehab, I DO NOT RECOMMEND this hell hole.

Stay far away from this place if you or a family member need rehab. While the front desk staff and…read moresome other staff were friendly, the treatment my Mother received, especially from 2 of the aides, was horrendous. The aides were rude and miserable. I understand they have a difficult job, but go find another career if you can't stand taking care of people who rely on your for basic needs like changing diapers and being fed. I wouldn't send my worst enemy to this place.

A family member needed extra care that we could no longer provide. We heard about Richboro thru a…read morefriend and decided to give it a tour. Everyone was friendly and showed us around. He has been there for a month and we are 100% satisfied with the amount of care he is receiving. They handle laundry, meds and make sure he is well engaged in all the activities they offer for their residents. It was the best option for our needs and would highly recommend Richboro for anyone looking for a great place for care and attention for a loved one

The care provided by Wanda and her team, during my husband's final weeks, was extraordinary…read more Flexibility, dependability, personable, detail oriented... that's what I think of when I think of Purposeful Living Homecare and the lovely care workers. A small company that really cares about all of their clients. Caregivers that are motivated, compassionate, and thorough in their duties will keep me as a client whenever I need them. I can not recommend this company enough.

Amazing care. My sister is very well attended to. I feel like I can ask all the questions I need to…read morefeel comfortable and safe. So happy I found this company!

My mother was a resident at Greenwood house for almost 4 years. I can't say enough great things…read moreabout the staff and hospice care team-all very kind, patient, and understanding. As she began to decline the support was there for us as a family. Hospice and bereavement ensured we were informed and supported. We THANK all of you for what you do and the care you provided for our mother and ultimately our family

I recently spent a few weeks in Greenwood House. Overall, I must admit it was an almost perfect…read morestay. Of course, there were isolated individuals that did not perform up to their standards but these few did not erase the positive impact of every other staff member, supervisor or manager that provided hands-on care. Their Physical Rehab area has Therapists that are not only caring but actually work with you to ensure you gain physical strength and balance as safely and quickly as possible. They also Listen to patients requests and go that extra length to make your session both pleasing and productive; something that I found almost nonexistent at other facilities. A major plus is that the nurse supervisors/managers will and do perform duties ordinarily done by others of lower title (even aides' duty) when the need arises; they are real professionals.

The staff and facility were top notch. My mother was in short term rehab for 5 weeks and throughout…read morethe nursing staff, aides, and physical therapists were unfailingly caring, professional, compassionate, and patient. The facility is bright, spotlessly clean, and well maintained. The grounds are beautiful. The nurses answered our questions and addressed all our concerns as quickly as they could. The level of attention the patients received was excellent.

Thank you Artis-Huntingdon Valley for taking care of my wife. After having a terrible experience…read morein an assisted living facility that had a memory care unit that supposedly had experience with FTD patients, they failed to be able to care for her. They could not give her medicine--I had to do it. They did not watch her and she had a fall. They told us they could handle patients with FTD, but the staff that was not up to the challenge. Artis Senior Living- Huntingdon Valley is a "god send." While my wife is difficult, the staff is up to the challenge. Starting with respecting all patients, they have managed to handle her meds, her incontinence and here wandering. They take responsibility for caring for her which gives our family the confidence that we can go about our business without constant interruptions. The "neighborhood concept" has made my wife feel part of community. She has friends and feels apart of an extended family and so do we.

I love Artis Huntington Valley and their wonderful staff. I work with clients living with dementia…read moreand their families and I never hesitate to recommend Artis for those needing memory care. I've had several clients move in and all have been very happy with the care they provide their loved ones. Every time I go in there its clean, residents are out and about (barring COVID), and I'm greeted with a friendly face. In particular, Corey and Mary are real assets to the community. Carolyn, the Director of Health & Wellness, always get back to me when I have a question too. Thanks Artis for giving my clients and their family's peace of mind!

Dr.Jung is phenomenal Procedures went well, unfortunately…read morethe relief doesn't last very long for me but I'm thankful for whatever I can get after injections. One thing I will say is terrible about this office is "Sophie" their automated scheduler. It seems absolutely impossible to get a real live person on the phone for simple questions or concerns. Instead they have this Ahole assistant "Sophie" who insists on scheduling you an appointment, When no appointment is needed. But there is no option to talk to someone about a medication question which is insane to me. So anyway I have a damn appointment next week with an NP to ask a question that shoulda been a phone call ‍

Imagine, if you will, that Dr. Soon Jung of SEPA Pain & Spine asked me, a mason, to build a brick…read morewall. My first task is to dump a ton of bricks at the work site, which I do, but directly on top of my client. I heard his screams clearly, but my focus was on doing my job. Undeterred by his agony, I commenced building the wall, brick by brick. Eventually, I uncovered Dr. Jung's battered and crushed body, and he is in severe pain. Fortunately, Dr. Jung recovers fully, with maybe a touch of PTSD. The wall I built was strong and straight, level and plumb, and met all the building codes and customer's specifications. But for some reason, Dr. Jung now seems more than annoyed at all the pain I caused in the process of flawlessly doing my job. The analogy is perfect: although Dr. Jung's procedure on me worked, temporary though it may be, the procedure itself hit an 11 on my Scream-O-Meter. No true physician would permit this, but would immediately stop and apologize if it happened by accident. If the job of a physician is to minimize pain, Mr. Soon Jung is no physician. Final note: General anesthesia has been used in medicine since the mid-19th century. Not using it, here in the 21st century, on a patient with no specific contraindications, is truly barbaric.