Hopkins Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare
155 Dean Street,
Brooklyn, New York 11217
4.3
(9 reviews)
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214 West Houston Street, New York, NY 10014
2.5
(10 reviews)
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Hopkins Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare
155 Dean Street,
Brooklyn, New York 11217
4.3
(9 reviews)
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$2,000
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Park Crescent Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center
480 North Walnut street,
East Orange, New Jersey 07017
4.2
(30 reviews)
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2.5
(10 reviews)
Facility
2.9
Staff
3.0
Food
2.3
Activities
2.0
Value
2.0
GB
1
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February 4, 2024
Please do not send anyone you love to this facility, My mother recently recovered from a leg injury here. She developed blood clots during recovery and the facility ran out of her prescribed medications. After her damaged knee subsequently became swollen, our request for a Doppler or ultrasound test for any new clots was not able to be fulfilled. It may have been ignored. Administrative staff members including the social workers, the directors of nursing and the director of medicine were nearly impossible to contact unless a member of my family was physically present. The food is low quality even by institutional food standards. Some of the nurses and the therapy staff were helpful. But overall, my mother's experience in this facility was terrible.
amp2003
1
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September 10, 2023
There are flies everywhere, constantly. I killed dozens when my dad was here for a week. The staff and therapists were for the most part nice. The facility is horrible, though. Diapers are a facility policy even though my dad had never worn them before or since we left. We had to untrain him from just peeing in bed because he’d gotten used to a diaper. He usually finished his PT and OT therapies by 11am and that was basically it for the day. And this for someone with a hip injury and a high risk for blood clotting. And no therapies on the weekend. I complained to get one PT and one OT over the weekend. I heard many patients complaining while I visited and felt sad they didn’t have a family member there to advocate for them. I visited the social worker office every day. I complained. They said we were free to leave “against medical advice” if we wanted. Of course, that would affect our insurance. By complaining every day, they did discharge my dad after a week. But, I had to become a nuisance to get anything done. Again, I have to mention the flies. It was unbelievable. I’m guessing because of all the smelly diapers everywhere.
RobinI
1
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January 16, 2023
My friend just left there. She was supposed to stay a week and left within two days. The facility was horrible. She is in a lot of pain and wasn't correctly attended to. The TV was limited and the phone wasn't working. Therefore she had trouble calling her family and friends. Food was horrible
Mary
4
|
June 13, 2022
My friend at VillageCare Rehabilitation and Nursing Center said that their rehabilitation services are excellent. She was very pleased with the care she got from them. She felt that social services were less well-organized but she liked the rehab. She had a private room which was very nice and a good size. It had a window that looked out on some trees. The other thing that I noticed that I thought was positive was that when you come in, there's a very nice outdoor courtyard space. Being as it's in Lower Manhattan which doesn't have that much outdoor space, that part of it was nice and she enjoyed that. I was only there for 45 minutes but I guess it was pretty good. She said the food was mediocre, not bad, and not good, but I have not tried it. Compared to the other places that I've seen in the past years, I think this place rates well.
emruu
1
|
March 10, 2022
Residents get 1.5 hours of therapy and then are left to lay in bed or sit in a chair for the remaining 22.5 hours...getting worse, not better. Defeats the purpose. Bad speech therapist who created issue of swallowing thst never existed...were there for legs. Jason and Stephanie the only two good therapists who helped. Had to fight for 10 days to get my mother sprung from this hellish place!
E. Calven A.
2
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October 15, 2021
The PT, OT and most (not all) nurses were great. I spent two days in hospital before going to rehab. I have severe sleep apnea so needed a cpap machine in rehab. The hospital said Village Care would have one. On arrival they said the did not. Then, maybe they did. I sent my wife home to get mine, and then they found one. Told them it needed to be sanitized twice a week. Never happened. When my wife got to clean it, the humidity tray was FILTHY. Also, I'm a vegetarian, got vegetarian meals at the hospital, but Village Care served me meat for 3 weeks. Some nurses aides were great, but at least 3 of them were annoyed at every request. They should work in a morgue where nobody would bother them.
Health
5.0
Overall
5.0
Quality
5.0
Staff
4.0
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