Regents Park of Boca Raton

My mom has dementia and she came to Regents because she broke her hip. She was very confused at first and the staff was so caring and so attentive that she adjusted beautifully and didn't want to leave! Thank you everyone for the caring and kindness you all showed to my mom!

This place is friendly. I find it very comfortable. I have a very nice room and a roommate. I do games and reading. I just came from a cooking class and we made pizza bread. It was very good. The staff has very good rapport to the residents.

The administrator (Gilda), case managers, director of nursing love to promise you the world and its the biggest sales pitch I ever heard. The nurses in this building shouldn't have licenses to work because they don't care, but they sure no how to "work the system; if they think your going to go to administration and complain they run their first to cover the behind". My dad was their with a L total hip replacement and he has high blood pressure. Never, ever once did a nurse ever put a stethoscope on his chest to listen to his heart or lungs. they gave him meds that were the patients in the bed next to him. he went out to the orthopedics for a follow up appointment and they forgot to send him with his packet of info so it had to be rescheduled. He got a DVT and the issues is I had to identify it NOT the nurses because they never assess the patients. The only thing the nurses do in this building is pass out pills, that is it'! and if you ask them what the pill is for, they don't no! you can get a robot for that. The aides are so rude and walk around with attitudes. Its one thing after the other and all you'll hear is excuses, excuses, excuses. All the administrator does is protect her nurses. Their sweet as pie to get you in the building. If you have any sort of heart condition do not go here the food is ssooooooo salty your blood pressure will be very elevated. Its sad because when your family is away from home its stressful for the whole family. Regents park has lost their compassion, the patients are just a body to fill a bed to them. I'm not trying to be mean, just upfront so someone else will thing twice. Just because a place looks nice isn't everything. There are plenty of other rehabs in Boca trust me try 1 of them.

I took my mother out of here after 2 days! My mother had surgery in Boston, then I brought her back down for rehab. They literally fill the therapy room with patients, with a ratio of 15 to 1 therapist. They sit around and wait their turn, so instead of 3 hours of therapy it's only 20 minutes. The most troubling to me though was that my mother had a drug resistant infection MRSA, and they had no protocol to protect the other patients.

Right next door is an elementary school and after speaking to some residents the students at times come over and spend time with the residents. The facility is very nice and the layout is not so bad. There are a few activities throughout the day for the residents and ice cream socials are very popular. Nurses are available as residents need but, as in most nursing homes, if you want the best care, you need a private aid. The best part of this visit was the residents saying hello as people walked into the main lobby.

My father was admitted into Regent's Park after a major surgery. When we went to our tour of the rehab facility, we were impressed at the appearance and the grounds. The rehab director Eddie reassured us that my father would be taken care of, even after he was told of the complications that my father had and our concerns for his care. We were told that the facility housed skilled professionals that would be more than able to handle my father's care fully. Almost immediately, my father grew depressed, was agitated and left to deal with his pain, awaiting help and medication from the nurses and nurses aides, while family members were present. We were informed that my father grew restless at night, was attempting to get out of bed and suffered several falls. My mother was continually called and complained to about my father's nighttime behavior. The calls increased to demands that my mother hire a sitter to stay with my father from 6:00 p.m. through 6:00 a.m., at my mothers expense. The care that we were originally promised was not what we received, the compassion for my father was lacking. I would not recommend this facility to anyone. Do not be fooled by the promises of care that your loved one will receive.