I had a recent day there again due to the hospital. I was in that schedule there and found out too…read morelate to change it, but spent two weeks there. They are now taking over by a new owner which again money is first patient second the food was pretty good. That physical therapy fee is the same exact way. It was seven years ago no change at all other than maybe a paint job or so the building everything looks away it was seven years ago and it's one very close the way it was. Again, I would think twice about going to this facility. Be careful.

The Pines is such a wonderful home. The staff is lovely and helpful. I would highly recommend the…read morePines for your family member, either for long term care or short term rehabilitation.

Very interesting that this place removed my first post.....I gave it 1 star because they didn't…read morehave 0 stars as a selection. If you have a love one, do not send them here. They DROPPED my father in law after his brother told them to put a gate belt on him (standard with weak folks) and the attendant told him " Don't tell me how dito do my job....needless to say they broke his leg after this he was in and out of hospitals with pneumonia because he couldn't get up much, he soon after died. This attendant shortened his life hands down.....be careful where you put your love ones. Jerome home never even checked on him, only to tell us he couldn't return because he needed too much care.....

Would definitely recommend. My mother stayed here for 6 weeks after a total hip replacement. She…read morehas previously been in three other short term rehabs over the last 18 months for a very complicated recovery and this is by far the best place. It's very well staffed, very clean and the she loved going outside to the patio and the rose garden that has a coi pond. The staff were very attentive to my mother, the room was kept cleaned and she really liked the physical and occupational therapy services.

I recently was treated for a wrist fracture by Dr Craig Rodner. I was extremely satisfied with hi…read moreand his wonderful staff. I ended up having surgery and it was very successful. I would recommend Dr Rodner to everyone.

Their emergency room staff and services are sub par at best, the wait is atrocious and the helpers…read moreare zero help. They're over crowded and under staffed and on top of that they have e bad attitudes

Trying again with the outpatient day program. We have been very frustrated with the lack of follow…read morethrough on promises of post discharge care and follow up. Our grandson was a patient at HFSC a little over a year ago, discharged with promises of follow up and NOTHING. He has been hospitalized three more times for the same challenges, never again accepted at HFSC and the outpatient day program which has been promised, then slow rolled with delay excuses which made little sense and now after an 8 week wait that was supposed to be 3 we shall see how it will go. His challenges far exceed a clipboard and stickers for treatment but that's all he's gotten so far.

I was referred to this practice for psychological testing and unfortunately had a very frustrating…read moreexperience. My referral was sent several weeks ago, and after being told it was waiting for a doctor's review, I did not receive a decision for another three weeks. When I was finally contacted, I was informed that the referral had been denied because the testing was considered not medically necessary. While I understand that not every referral will be accepted, my biggest concern was communication. It was extremely difficult to get in contact with anyone by phone, and I spent a significant amount of time trying to reach the office for updates. The long wait times and lack of communication added unnecessary stress during an already difficult process. If you are considering this practice, be aware that you may experience delays in receiving updates and may have difficulty reaching staff by phone.

Review of Naugatuck Valley Surgical Center…read more My experience with Naugatuck Valley Surgical Center was extremely disappointing and unacceptable. I was scheduled for eye surgery this morning, arrived on time, and was blindsided by being told my surgery was cancelled. The reason they gave was that I hadn't taken my medications correctly. This is not true. Weeks before my surgery, I went through the required pre-operative physical. During that appointment, I was given a strict list of what medications to take the day before surgery and the day of surgery. I followed those directions exactly as instructed. To make matters worse, the information given to me verbally, the printed list I was sent home with, and the instructions I was told on the morning of surgery all conflicted with one another. On the day of my surgery, they suddenly told me I should have stopped one of my medications two days earlier and that proceeding could be "very dangerous." If that's true, it should have been crystal clear from the very beginning. Patients should never be left guessing between three different sets of instructions. This was not just an inconvenience--it was a major disruption to my life. In preparation for surgery, I followed every instruction: I fasted and I made the 40-minute drive to the center. After checking in and going through the stress of preparing for surgery, I was told only at that point that my procedure was cancelled. I then had to turn around and drive another 40 minutes home. To be treated this way, after taking every precaution and doing everything I was told, is both disrespectful and irresponsible. Patients deserve so much better. We deserve: Clear, consistent medical guidance that does not change depending on who we speak to or when we arrive. Reliable and professional organization, so that dangerous mistakes and last-minute cancellations do not happen. Respect for our time, health, and effort. Patients make sacrifices--fasting, arranging transportation, and mentally preparing for surgery. To have all of that dismissed due to disorganization is unacceptable. A basic level of accountability. Confirming appointments and ensuring instructions align should be their job--not something patients have to chase or piece together on their own. This facility's disorganization caused unnecessary stress, wasted time, and put me at risk. If this is how they handle something as critical as surgery preparation, it raises serious questions about how they manage patient care overall. I hope they address these issues for future patients.

Who enjoys a colonoscopy? No one. But I will say that these doctors & nurses made my 1st experience…read morehere the best it could be. They were beyond compassionate, gentle & put me at ease from the moment I walked in the door. Note: I suffer from anxiety & panic attacks but didn't have any episodes during my visit. In my experience, it was 1000% true that the prep was so much harder than the actual exam.

This woman is absolutely incredible!…read more I've been to both of her offices and the staff is amazing, so friendly, compassionate. They make the place feel very 'home' like, even on the phone! Both offices are pleasant, thorough, relaxing and efficient. I approached Dr. Breakstone after seeing a doctor I didn't trust. My old doctor catered to the kind of families that have ten kids and counting, the waiting room was always full, I waited for up to an hour or more after my appointment time every time, mixed up my paperwork and ultrasounds more than once, and the closest 'emergency' appointment I could be seen at took a month to book. Dr. Breakstone's office was nothing like that: she saw me immediately, sat me down for a thorough talk, a get-to-know before ever asking me to get changed, went completely over my medical history and problems, understanding how nervous and unsure I was of a new doctor after leaving the one I did. But she was WONDERFUL. Through every visit she listens, respects every patient, really takes the time to explain options and procedure, and I've recommended her to every woman I can, all that say the same things I am here. Without her I would still be a hormonal mess and still in so much agony. I highly recommend her, especially for first-time patients!

Brandywine Living at Litchfield is a wonderful community with caring staff, amazing programs and…read moregreat food options. I would recommend this community to anyone looking for senior living options for a loved one!

After looking at assisted living facilities for my Mother we kept coming back to Brandywine at…read moreLitchfield. Lindsay, Director of Community Relations was so helpful in guiding us through the process. She was kind, informative, patient and always answered her phone no matter the time or day. My Mother is settling in and we find the staff to be caring and very professional.