I cannot begin to recommend this place in words and have them…read moreconvey the genuine love and happiness I have for Mountainside. Thank you for helping me stay sober on my worst days.

From the owner: Mountainside provides a warm and welcoming environment for individuals to receive first-rate…read moreaddiction treatment & rehab in Wilton, CT. Our convenient location in Wilton, Connecticut is within easy commuting distance for residents of Fairfield County, Connecticut, and neighboring Westchester County, New York. We know it is difficult to step away from daily commitments to seek treatment for substance misuse, but with flexible day and evening appointments available, treatment at Mountainside Wilton can effortlessly fit into your busy schedule.

Several days before the Corona Virus became a topic of any sort, I moved my mother to Ridge Crest…read moreat Meadow Ridge due to declining health. This was a very difficult decision as it was going to separate my mother from her husband. However, as I would soon learn, it became the very best choice I could have made. From my initial conversations with the Admissions Nurse Daneen, my mind was put at ease by her expertise, her overwhelming compassion and complete sense of caring about all aspects of the move. Soon after the move, I met Danielle, the head nurse of the wing where my mother was placed, and found the exact same wonderful and comforting set of values in her (I am able to talk with Danielle daily to get updates on my mother's condition). This was followed by the rest of the staff, who, again, continue to impress me in every way. Then the word of the Corona Virus made the news. Ridge Crest under the direction of Kim Held, the Director of Nursing, took decisive and immediate action and locked down the facility to all visitors. This was far in advance of other nursing facilities,and has played a pivotal role in keeping the facility safe. This meant my mother's husband and I would no longer be able to visit her. However, once again, the Ridge Crest team stepped up. They understood the social and emotional toll this would take on their residents and their loved ones. Through the staff's loving and compassionate ways they put the residents at ease, as well as their family and loved ones. I am able to be in regular contact with the nursing staff by phone, my mother via FaceTime (set up by the staff). I cannot imagine a better, safer, more professional and loving place to have placed my mother. Ridge Crest is simply an outstanding facility.

My mother has been in the memory care unit for 2 1/2 years and it has been a great disappointment…read more They are understaffed and poorly trained with insufficient supervision for patients with dementia. Last month my mother got scabies. This month she fell in her room alone, and after being discovered (who knows how long) was taken to the ER. After she was brought back to the facility, she fell again the same day and returned to the ER! She fractured her pelvis. It took days for me to get ahold of someone to find out what happened and if she was being properly supervised. No one answers their phone. It is definitely not worth over $12,000 per month. Do your research before placing a loved one there.

From the owner: Our award-winning Senior Living Campus consists of The Greens at Cannondale and Wilton Meadows…read moreRehabilitation and Health Care Center, located on a stunning, ten-acre property in Wilton, CT. We offer a complete continuum of care, including independent living, assisted living, and short-term rehabilitation - all on one picturesque campus. Call our office today for quality care services if you live in Wilton, Norwalk, or the Westport, CT area.

I can't say enough about Tony and the rest of the staff at Wilton Physical Therapy. Their…read morecompassion and concern for my well-being, their skill in pushing me hard enough to re-build strength and confidence, and the "fun-factor" of wide-ranging conversations with fellow clients and staff made going to PT about as much fun as I've ever had while in pre- and post-surgical pain. Besides the work at the office, Tony's provided an easy-to-follow home regimen that keeps me moving even when I'm not there. Flexible appointment scheduling, notifications of cancellations (to take earlier appointments) etc. have been part of their "full-service" approach. I'm very grateful for all of that.

The staff here are excellent. They all are attentive and caring. They helped me quickly recover…read morefrom a very bad knee injury. Would absolutely recommend.

I am completely shocked and disappointed with their unprofessionalism. I have had strong symptoms…read moreof COVID-19 and right now I'm on day 7 of shown symptoms. When it started I had extreme fatigue, which led to heavy post-nasal drip down the throat, no runny nose, no sneezing, just thick postnasal that would make me cough a bit. On day 2 I felt a fullness in neck and throat which evolved into a full and forceful dry cough along with a fever which I took ibuprofen for. Day 3 the cough just worsened and I started to feel shortness of breath, chest tightness, and pain and getting winded going up and downstairs. Day 4 I went to Soundview. I was wheezing, short of breath, coughing, and unable to take a deep breath. Dr diagnosed me as URI even though I had symptoms of lower respiratory difficulties. Dr told me because I didn't have a fever I would not get a test for COVID-19. And told me if I didn't directly contact someone who traveled recently I likely would not have the virus. Meanwhile, the news has reported "community spread" in our area. Yes, I suppose there are limited tests but the Dr was not honest about that fact and simply told me to take cough med, pain med, and inhaler and sent me on my way. No recommendation to avoid social gatherings etc. I did so anyway, I canceled all plans and tried to keep a distance from other parents at school drop-offs and pick-ups throughout the week. I have had other concerns about this practice before this, but this clearly has me looking for a completely different practice. I'm giving two stars because the Dr was very nice and personable. The night after the appointment was the worst night of all. I was sitting on the couch, coughing fit, after coughing fit, and just had the feeling like I could not get any air. That my windpipes in my lungs were completely constricted and not opening, I was seriously needing air. I had taken inhaler but yet was at this level of breathing trouble only a couple of hours later. I went up to the shower and turned on the steam with the hope of it relieving the issue and opening up the airways, which it did for a bit. When I was ready to go to sleep laying down in the bed I still was struggling for air. Any position made me cough like crazy. Any relief I got was sitting up and leaning forward or completely standing up straight. this is no way to fall asleep. I wrestled with the symptoms for a good TWO HOURS until finally, things subsided enough to drift off. But I was woken up many times overnight with the breathing struggle. I have had bronchitis before and this seemed to be on another level. The next day, more coughing fits and a nap interrupted with them yet again. Coughing fits caused intense headaches over the day. I went to sleep day 5 with the same symptoms. Day 6 coughing fits over and over, the same breathing issues. Day 7, symptoms are easing just a little bit but I'm still experiencing shortness of breath and coughing and not being able to breathe in deep. Still winded walking up and down flights and around the house. I still feel like someone should test me properly. I am convinced I have this virus in my body. And I have no clue if I definitely have this virus and if I should avoid going to work this weekend. The two mildest of the symptoms: My voice is different, the whole throat lining is irritated from all the coughing and slightly sore, but it's not a seriously sore throat and doesn't hurt to talk or eat or move. I also only have had a slight fever since the second day and mostly no fever- but the issue is definitely in the lungs - lower area of lungs.

Woman "O" is rude and insulting on the phone appointment line. Management needs to review…read moreemployees currently treating patients poorly. This woman actually criticizes and verbally attacks callers. Also, front desk is a hot mess as usual. Poker faced woman at check out window is the last rude experience patients have as they leave. Shish-boom. Management, please do something, anything. These employees are toying with patient well-being.

This is a very special place making a huge impact on our son's physical and even emotional…read moredevelopment. Sneha is magical in how she interacts with our child and pushes him to advance with each session. You can literally see him transforming before your eyes with every session. Sneha brings the family along, explains everything she's doing and what the desired outcomes are, so you can bring it all home and continue the work. The facility is always spotless and spacious and you are never rushed after an appointment when a diaper change or putting on all of your child's equipment might take a few minutes. We can't recommend Big Leaps more to anyone looking for help with their child's physical needs.

At the suggestion of my pediatrician, I started PT when my then 15-month-old daughter was still not…read morecrawling or walking, only scooting in her bum. The wonderful Sneha Gosalia evaluated her and quickly put together a plan of action to get my daughter up and walking. With incredible warmth and patience, Sneha and Lisa Haid worked tirelessly each week with encouragement and enthusiasm to set her on the right path. I'm so pleased and proud to report that my daughter immediately took to the PT and has been crawling and walking beautifully! We continued PT for another month to cement some of the skills she learned. We both look forward to "graduating" next week, but will certainly miss our play dates at Big Leaps. This practice is just wonderful - both effective and encouraging! I would highly recommend. Thank you to Sneha, Lisa and Danielle- keep doing your incredible work!!!

My step mom has lived here for about seven years, and generally, Edgehill is fine…read more But I witnessed a very disturbing interaction with another resident. While at the gym today, a very infirmed man had trouble and was in pain to the point of nearly fainting. I asked if he needed help since he could barely stand even with a walker. I looked around the Ground floor for help, but there was no one. I recommended that he press his emergency pendent, which he did. No one came. After five minutes, still no one came. More time passed. Still no one. I decided to go upstairs to the main desk to say someone needed help in the gym. They said they were aware of the emergency call but could not locate him. I then went downstairs and noticed a woman had finally arrived. However, she was rude, and ignored his request for a wheelchair, and began for forcefully push him backwards on his walker. When he mentioned his frustration about not being found after pushing the pendent, she just responded, "I'm here now." I said she arrived only because of me notifying the front desk, and she again slightly angrily repeated her statement. I was appalled at her attitude, but more importantly, her ignoring his request for a wheelchair, which he clearly needed. I went upstairs to reflect what I witnessed and to complain. I was then introduced to a manager. I said that I would hate to have my 84 year old mother treated this way if she had an emergency.

I toured many facilities for independent living for my mom before happily choosing Edgehill. It's…read moretrue you do have to plop down some cash around 565,00 depending what apt you choose . The upside of that is better quality in both food and service and programs. The residents are upscale and hip . I actually leave with a smile on my face usually not the case when you visit other facilities. The brunches pre Covid are amazing with unlimited mimosas even though my 93 year old mom never has more than one. My mom loves it there and that's the most important thing. From Albert who's like a personal concierge eager to help to Gaye and all the people in nursing to Jessica and others in food service are amazing. Peace of mind that's she's well taken care of.

We are SO grateful that we were referred to Kate to help my then 10-month-old with her feeding…read morechallenges. Kate was incredibly knowledgeable, patient and empathetic. In addition to helping my daughter achieve success with eating solid foods, she provided invaluable support for my husband and I, and connected us to an amazing ENT when we needed tongue/lip tie to procedures. We'd enthusiastically recommend her to anyone looking for a feeding specialist!

What a godsend! Kate, is wonderful. Our 2 year old was having a challenge transitioning to solids…read more We found Kate through a referral and she's been unbelievable. Not only is she incredibly knowledgeable, but she's great with our son and created a great connection. Fast forward a year and he's back on track and you wouldn't even know he had an issue. Even when Covid forced us to go virtual Kate was great and my son even looked forward to their zoom sessions. 10/10 would recommend Eat Talk Learn!