My wife came here on April 29, 2026. Not speaking or moving…read moreher right side because of a left side brain bleed which required surgery. Physical, occupational and speech therapy worked very hard on getting my wife to talk and start using her body better. She has a long road ahead but is trying very hard. Isis (physical therapy), Lydia (speech therapy) and Jonathan (occupational therapy) are trained specialists in dealing with stroke patients. They all do their job exceptionally well. Jonathan not only displays his skills but also has a spiritual connection with us as well. He is most compassionate and very caring for my wife. He inspires my wife to always do better and she responds to him very well. Always there to do his job but also listens to my wife if she needs help understanding things. An awesome person who truly cares and understands her needs. Wilton Manors is blessed to have a special person like Jonathan. To all the staff.....keep striving to be the best!

Pros: The nurses are amazing…read more The receptionists are all very helpful and friendly. Dad enjoyed some of the food, though he complained every day about the soup being too salty. Cons: Angela Newman-Winsome was very condescending with my father. She asked us what staff member we had spoken to the previous night. I couldn't remember. I asked my Dad who it was, and Angela snapped, "He's not going to know that!" before my dad could answer. She also asked us a question in the hallway about my dad's new medication. She was closest to my dad, but she asked me instead. I work as a Direct Support Professional for adults with special needs. Nothing annoys me more than when people (especially those in the healthcare field) totally disrespect people who have disabilities by assuming what their limitations are instead of addressing the individual first in a respectful manner and giving them a chance to answer. Angela may need some additional training in this area. A young man in housekeeping grabbed paper towels from the dispenser in my Dad's room, went to the toilet and wiped down something in there and then wiped the sink, faucet handles, and soap dispenser. I went to the nursing station and got disinfectant wipes and wiped down all the surfaces he had wiped with the dirty paper towel. I went out to the nurses station and got disinfecting wipes to clean up after him. My dad was not supposed to walk at all. His wheelchair (a very basic wheelchair) did not fit in the bathroom, so he had to stand and walk to get to the toilet. The doctor who referred my father to the nursing home told him he would go home, because he shouldn't do the physical therapy yet. Wilton Manors kept delaying his release. Every day, they told him he could see the doctor the next day and be released, but then he would never see the doctor. I told Angela Newman-Winsome that this was starting to feel like insurance fraud. I finally called my dad's insurance company to get him released. His insurance company called the nursing home and got him released. So, if they try to pull that same nonsense with your loved one, you might want to call their insurance company.

My best friend has had a tough time of it lately health-wise and after several stays at Holy Cross…read morecame here for physical rehabilitation. It's really been an excellent experience, 5 stars all around. The front desk / office experience was superb. There's a very 21st century check in kiosk that has very cool technology ( an AI program recognizes that you are nodding yes to answer or spells out what you said...sort of like being checked in by Siri). The main reception is very businesslike. The care staff is also uniformly friendly. You can just tell from just about everything they do, that most enjoy what they do and genuinely care about getting good outcomes for patients. My friend says the food is quite good, especially by hospital / healthcare commissary standards. The design layout is also well done, with almost every room and hallway getting sunlight, including a large central courtyard. Signage is easy and clear. The most impressive and surprising thing was how fast everything fell into place, and the organization. Within 15 minutes of my friend's first day arrival a fellow named Sam (who's sort of the case manager / concierge) came by to introduce himself, followed by other staffers pretty quickly.

Do not, I repeat, DO NOT BRING YOUR LOVED ONE HERE if you truly care about them. It's lovely on the…read moreoutside but that's where it stops. The staff I have come into contact with do not care about the patients. It seems they come for a paycheck. The leadership AND nurses do not hold themselves or their team accountable to provide patients with quality care. The place ALWAYS has an odor. As soon as you walk in the smell hits you. The hallways smell. The patients look disheveled in bed and the odor from many of the rooms let you know the patients are not taken care of. I do not understand why someone would bring their loved one here. It's even more mind blowing that someone would leave their loved one here.

I am more than 17 months clean and sober today, in no small part due to the treatment I received at…read moreAgape. Their patients are treated with respect, dignity, and unconditional love. My therapist, Cheryl was a godsend. After a little bit of trial and error, she started to see through my BS and we worked together to help me get better. The nursing and medical staff were always available, they helped straighten out my medication to help me be productive and happy to be alive for the first time in a long time. The collaborative group therapy here was excellent. There was the occasional dud of a facilitator, but they were few and far between in the six months I was going there regularly. Admitting that I wasn't strong enough to do it on my own was hard for me. Calling Agape the first time was the hardest phone call I've ever made. But I'm thankful every day that I did. Because I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be around if I hadn't.

The people there didn't care about where I wanted to live after leaving. They used there ascribed…read moreauthority to tell me where I was going. I needed their initial detox help. I didn't need to be sent to an unfamiliar city upon leaving without being able to use my phone to make my aftercare plans. If you go here and the pull the phone nonsense on you tell them to fuck off

Clean office with quick and caring staff. They also do DOT exams and ILA physicals. It was great…read morethat I didn't have to wait that long to be seen and the doctor was very attentive. Will be coming back

I don't write a lot of reviews, but I feel that this one is long overdue…read more There are a lot of chiropractors out there, but there is only one chiropracter and holistic practitioner that I would recommend to all of my friends and family, and that's Dr. George Samuels. After being involved in a car wreck in 2018, I was introduced to Dr. Samuels. His compassionate bedside manner and intuitive manipulation skills are second to none. From diabetes to food allergies, from ADHD, to cognitive testing, helping accident victims recover all the way to healing athlete's injuries, Oakland Park Rehab is your one stop shop. It's now 2021, and I am a regular patient of Dr. George Samuels. I go to the center weekly for adjustments, and it has helped to keep me at my best. The office staff is amazing, including Andrea, the receptionist. Everyone here is compassionate and caring and goes above and beyond to make sure that you are completely satisfied. If you are in pain or have a chronic condition, don't wait another day suffering in pain. Call Dr. George Samuels today and tell him that Richard Tingley sent you!

My boyfriend has 15 months clean since he left this place . They do a good job of keeping the…read moregenders away from each other that leads to problems him and I have had in past. FAR should recognize them for the results

The recovery community, in South Florida could learn a thing or two from the dedication this place…read moregives to their patients. From detox to Iop, they're dedicated staff give there all into helping the community overcome their addiction.

Took a tour on a busy week day. Everyone was happy and…read morefriendly, even the residents in wheelchairs. The concierge Matthew, knew them all, and they knew him. Matthew is s the issue solver. The rooms appear neat, and clean. You would expect that nursing home rumor of the smell!! There was NONE. That you Matthew for the tour. We give a 4 / 5 since we didn't get to experience the food.

Where should I start ! The lack of staff. The response time when you call for help. Sometimes as…read morelong as 40 minutes. Admin dosent return calls or emails. I can keep going. It should be shut down.

I was honestly pretty resistant to getting a massage, but a friend pushed me to go, and I'm so glad…read morethey did. I didn't realize how much I actually needed it until about five minutes in, when I became aware of how many knots I was carrying. Roberto's touch immediately helped me relax. Roberto took the time to help me decide what type of massage would be best and adjusted as he identified my problem areas along the way. The experience was professional, intuitive, and incredibly relieving. Before I even left, I booked two more massages for the rest of the week I'm here, before flying back to Boston, that's how good it was. Five stars without hesitation!

Chris is absolutely terrific. I highly recommend going to him. He is extremely professional and…read moremakes you feel right at ease from the moment you enter the spa.

My time here was so amazing. I was welcomed and felt at home the minute I walked through the door…read more Got to meet a lot of great people. seeing Open Mics and my fellow addicts heal in real time was great. Food was awesome (stuffed myself). Houses were really cool plus pools and right near the beach. Just one of the coolest places I've ever been. Thanks to everyone at RU!!

I'm an employee and am amazed at the lengths the staff go to give patients every tool to get…read morebetter. It's difficult when a patient really doesn't want to change the pattern or behavioral that has led to residential level care but they are the exception. Overall I see patients improve under the caring and expert guidance of every staff member. It's new (opened 8/2024) clean, meals are catered, rooms are attractive and comfortable. Groups are available and individual accomplishments are celebrated. I love the upbeat truly recovery oriented approach at RU!

Everyone who is part of this organization has a phenomenal personality and outlook on life. Healing…read moreand Wellness are paramount, and they truly live their purpose! This is their second location. I've been to the one in Plantation many times. Dr. Carswell is the Chiropractor at this location. She is extremely knowledgeable! Check them out for all your Health and Wellness needs!

I have been a long time patient of Eastern Acupuncture & Wellness at their Plantation office. With…read morethe Wilton location just opening, I checked them out earlier today. When I called for an appointment, the woman who answered the phone was extremely pleasant and helpful with directions to the new location. Upon arrival, I was greeted with a cup of hot tea to sip on while waiting for my appointment. The office is very clean and also serene. Just sitting, waiting for my appointment was very relaxing. I had a massage with Jonell. He was very thorough prior to my massage in receiving information about my health and body. Jonell gave me one of the best massages I have ever received. I scheduled another appointment with him prior to leaving. I highly recommend Eastern Acupuncture & Wellness and their newest location. Do yourself a favor and call today to make your appointment. You will thank me later!