Martin Ramirez is an excellent and caring person!!! He is in the admissions dept and is very…read morehelpful.

First of all you need help that cares about the patients!…read moreSecond of all, you need more help because you were understaffed and cannot help patients eat go to the bathroom bathe get dressed. Third of all, you need to respect all the patients you need to look at your aids that come into the room of your patients that are already angry because of what they have to do for the day! 4 you need to get the morale of the aids and head nurses in line so that they give good care that they want the patients to get better that they don't want the patience to lay there all day with no TV or no one to talk to or nothing to do except a quiet deafening sound if the TV goes off! The head of your staff, needs to take care of the caregiver when she or he ask a question rather than 00 no you're not on the list of people that I can talk to! I fully understand that, but I was on the list and you did not talk to me! Shame on you as a shame on your staff, shame on the head workers, shame on the people that deliver the food and take the food away when the plate is has not been eaten! You really don't care about your patience. It comes down to the damned dollar. You accept people, that you are not capable of helping! My boyfriend had oxygen, his oxygen was underneath his bed, I immediately went to the desk and asked them for a new nose and neck hose, because someone threw the other one that should have been on my boyfriend underneath his bed! My boyfriend was not capable of doing that himself! I am so angry with the Care that he got and the lack of care that he got, you should be ashamed of yourselves.

Do not let your loved ones come here. They are extremely understaffed and let you scream for help…read moreand dont answer the call button. I have a history of cancer and I had a tumor removed from my spine on 5/16/26 which infiltrated my bones. Very painful. I've been laying on my back over 30 hours in this place in agony begging for help with minimal assistance. I even called the main number for help and there no one to help. So many patients calling out for help. The aide decided to close my door while I call out for help...wtf!!!! Unacceptable. I will get her name.

Came to check on my father today. Let's just say it's scary. Last time (10/2025) I was here the…read morewalls were painted nice neutrals , they had decorations for the upcoming holiday and plenty of staff on the nurse wings/stations. The receptionist seemed nice, bit unprofessional to have blanket covering you at work but... she let me in no problem and was nice. But here's where it gets bad, Came now in the beginning March and EVERYTHING CHANGED FOR THE WORSE!!!!!! The walls are poorly painted white, paint on the carpets, no decorations for Easter, 4 staff members in the whole building, and ONE NURSE to care for over 50+ rooms ? With 2 patients in each room? Tried to get my father's meds, called the phone 3 times, gave up and went to look for assistance. I finally found the nurse in the opposite side of the nursing home-- she told me "she's the only nurse in and my father will have to wait for over an hour." She gave me what she could of his over the counter medication and sent me on my way. Also unfortunately this nursing home doesn't close/ crack the patient's-- an elderly lady was indecent in the room diagonal to my father- so when I opened his door to leave I saw this woman breast exposed- the nurse who was assisting her left it completely WIDE open and walked out the door-- I closed it for her privacy. I'm completely in shock and horror. Imagine you or your family member..... This nursing home use to have a lot of love in the building I'm very disappointed and ashamed of what this facility came to.

Don't send anyone you love to this facility and if you are even considering it, call the Boynton…read moreBeach Police department and see how many times they have been there for a drug overdose in a single year. Twice today, police and ambulances were here. It's an ongoing issue.

Jason W My…read moreexperience here was very pleasant. The staff was very knowledgeable and caring. Maggie, my therapist was great and very caring. I throughly enjoyed the groups. I got a lot from the facilitators. I made a lot of friends. Donna was especially passionate about my recovery and outpatient care. Danielle has been extra and a friend throughout my experience here

Bright Futures Treatment Center in Boynton Beach changed my life. I've been to a few rehabs before,…read morebut none of them gave me what this place did--structure, support, and people who actually cared. I came in completely broken, addicted and unsure if I even wanted to get clean. From day one, the staff made me feel like a human again. They didn't judge me or push anything--just met me where I was at. The therapists were amazing, and the groups actually helped. It wasn't just about quitting drugs--it was about figuring out why I used in the first place. I went through detox, PHP, and IOP, and I'm still connected to their alumni group now. Being close to the beach was a huge bonus too--it helped clear my head during some really hard days. If you're looking for drug rehab in Boynton Beach, or anywhere in South Florida, give Bright Futures a shot. I've been clean for almost a year now, and I truly don't think I'd be here without them. This place isn't perfect, but it's real--and that's what I needed.

Bright futures treatment care really saved me a friendship. I helped him find this place to get…read moresober off of alcohol and drugs. He stated when he came out that the staff was super friendly and compassionate to helping him get in a better place. I'm so grateful for such an amazing facility to help my friend get right back on track. He is a year and a half sober today and his friends family and him are so happy to have him fully back.

I'm sorry both my parents stayed here it it seemed like one mistake after the other . I've had…read moredoctors; staff and patients echo the same that if you want to get sicker go to this hospital...at first I thought my elderly parents were exaggerating how neglected they were then I say for my own eyes how long it took to get any help for basic things like water going to the bathroom; etc If you can avoid a trip here do so

i experienced this facility recently and found it to be very clean ,staff is helpful…read moreactivities and dining are great therapy is exceptional Private suites are provided for those on short term rehabilitation . They go home and and can come back for outpatient therapy . family and pet friendly !

This is my second time at Ventura...staff is still very attentive, helpful. Michael is a…read morehands-on Activities Director, doing double duty on many projects and always interacting with patients- long & short term. Pauline, Marie, Becky & Patty make ice cream socials & bingo pleasant for all. Social Services staff is very helpful with one's transition to home. My one complaint is that no matter what I request for my meals, maybe 4 out of 10 I may get what I asked for. Anneleen Phillips

Since Elevate Care took over the nursing care has improved…read more Clean and friendly place. The place is very welcoming, you are greeted from entrance and staff are very helpful and accessible. It is easy to get answers if you have questions and whatever you need the staff gets it done right away. The residents were on the dining room and the set up looks very pretty and the staff are supervising and very attentive to the needs of residents. Staff looks like they are happy to work here.

You only get one chance to make a good first impression. This place failed. It's dingy, worn and…read moresmells severely of urine. My loved one was transferred here from the hospital. I had a panic attack just thinking that I had the leave them here. Tomorrow we will figure out a plan to get him someplace better. There isn't even a curtain between the beds! WTF? He's here to get IV antibiotics which as of 3pm have yet to appear. Rumor has it that it has a new owner, and the changes have resulted in extremely poor patient care and employees leaving. They are bad at administering meds and at answering bathroom requests. Everyone moves at one speed, a glacial pace.

No wait to get assistance Personal are friendly and…read moreefficient Place is clean Parking is abundant Pinecrest is easy to find behind behind Delray hospital

If you need to rehab, this is the place. Having a limb amputated is a scary thing. Being a senior…read morecitizen with the condition is especially frightening. The therapists at this facility are top notch in not only physical therapy but also help with the mental adjustment needed to endure the injury. The whole environment is oriented towards patient comfort and well being. Thanks to all my therapy workers, bless you all...

Would give them Zero but have to give 1 star to leave a review. My stepdad was in the memory care…read morerehab wing in May- June 2025 for 30 days after a hospital stay. He continued to get worse and they did nothing to help or "rehab" him. He was having a hard time participating in PT so they basically gave up on him. 1 Hour a day of PT if that, besides that they leave patients in the room or community room to just Veg all day - No televisions in the room, no interaction besides family who visits. Changes are few and far between leaving patients with rashes and sores. Wouldn't eat - staff had no care. Never once suggested additional medical care - you know maybe transfer back to the hospital or get a doctor in there to look at him. He was so bad we decided to take him out of there on the 30 day mark. We asked about hospice - they wouldn't refer. He was discharged on a Friday afternoon and died by Monday Night. Do not send your loved ones here if you want to have any chance of them having a successful rehab experience.

This place is a travesty. If you're currently working with a case manager to find a rehab for your…read moreloved one, Do yourself a favor and cross it off your list. Don't make the same mistake countless others have. It's filthy. The staff have no management on site. No drs 24/7 and they are ill equipt to handle mentally ill patients.

I suffered a pelvic bleed that resulted in nerve damage that caused an almost complete paralysis of…read moremy left leg. After hospitalization and three months of in home nursing care and occupational and physical therapy I was barely able to get around with a walker. After discharge from home therapy and a month of therapy elsewhere I was lucky enough to find Aberdeen Physical Therapy headed by Ian Nagle and with his fantastic assistant Kayleigh. Unlike the mega clinics that pack 15 staff and 50 patients into a shopping center space Aberdeen is a small center with two therapists and no more than five patients at a time. This allows for the personal attention that contributes to the best overall outcomes. On my first visit Ian evaluated me and immediately determined that the greatest impediment to my ability to ambulate was the weakness in my hip rotator. He devised an individualized exercise plan for me and literally "hands on" began working the muscles that were holding me back. Within two weeks I was able to put the walker in the closet and walk exclusively with the cane. Ian and Kayleigh continued adding strengthening activities to my routine until I was able to walk without the cane in most instances. I still use it for longer distances and on rougher terrain. I cannot express my gratitude to this team of caregivers. Rather than Physical Therapists I call them Physical Magicians.

The best. Ian & kaleigh are top notch. They are true professionals and work with the client taking…read moreinto cosideration the comfort level . They set realistic goals and are totally dedicated , very personable and helped me to recover. from Linda Zitofsky