Regents Park of Boca Raton

Maggie and Hope and all of the nurses who took care of me were wonderful, caring, and concerned. They never made me feel like I was asking too much of them. Berne’s, Bill and all he PT/OT were great to work with and had me walking again after a broken shoulder and pelvic bone. Claudette was the best of the aides—the daytime aides are all helpful. The problem is with the overnight aides, some of whom act like they don’t want to be there and are doing you a favor by answering your call. Thanks to everyone.

Avoid!! Very shabby and with only a few exceptions, very poor and unhelpful staff. Communication with some of them almost impossible. Response times to requests for assistance ridiculous. Therapy frequently cancelled. Very little compassion from most staff...(there are some exceptions). Do not put your relatives in here!!

I spent about 3 months in this facility with a shattered knee joint. Never did I encounter anyone who was not caring, pleasant and competent. I had serious complications following knee surgery and they brought me back from being in serious pain, and unable to even sit up on a gurney - to walking bipedal with a wheeled walker at discharge. After discharge, and subsequent home care and out-patient care - I am now walking normally and healthy. The facility is Kosher as are the meals - but they were nutritious and tasted quite well to a non-kosher individual. Overall, I would equate it to a cruise, without the ship; they will give you as much as you can eat and I actually gained weight along with considerable strength through daily physical and occupational therapy. I learned something about another culture, and thoroughly enjoyed the recovery experience. Visitors were allowed to bring me pizza and cheeseburgers - they just aren't served. It is not an acute facility, but my healing process needed a less strenuous recovery anyway. I received 2-3 hours of therapy each day, including Saturday and Sunday to the limits of my safe endurance. One of the better features is that they assigned me one individual, who worked with me primarily, except on his 2 days off per week. Robert and Bernie were big men, capable of catching me if I fell, and they saved me every time I faltered. Even the aide, who bathed me when I was immobilized, was there to save me one time when I slipped in the shower. Further, I would emphasize that the Occupational Therapy” is a key part of successful recovery. The strength training accelerates one’s metabolism and the healing process. My devoted wife was with me constantly following my accident and the staff did everything possible to accommodate and enable her. Negatives: 1. The facility is in a cellphone black hole - but that is AT&T's fault. Cellphones only work in certain spots. Find another carrier. 2. On Saturday, all the food is cooked the day before (Kosher rules) and breakfast especially is basically cold and spartan. 3. One additional problem is not with the facility - but with some of the other patients, who treated the aides and nurses as if they were servants. It was hard to watch and hear. My advice to anyone who enters any Rehab center is that politeness will go a long way. You need those who assist your recovery. Learn people’s names, learn to say "please" and "thank you". Fill out the forms for exemplary employee performance. Don't assume that you're better than those who are rehabilitating you. Also – go back when you are well and personally thank the people who saved your life – I did!

This facility is really well done. I've been looking for places for my mom and this is definitely our top! She also thinks it's great and thinks she'll be excited to join the community which makes me so happy! It's really beautiful here and I might actually be a little jealous that my mom gets to live here and not me lol

This place is beautiful, clean, and full of smiling and friendly faces!

This is by far one of the best facilities I’ve looked at considering where to move my mother into. I think she would be really happy here as it looks beautiful and she seems like she would be well taken care of here

My mother was admitted to the rehab facility after a stroke. She stayed for almost three months. The therapists were great. She seemed to be getting better. Then we were told she needed long term care. Very poor care. In the beginning she was cared for but then left in bed all day. She developed pneumonia from aspirating,She was taken to the hospital where we were told her sugar was o, hemoglobin 7, severe uti and bed sore.She is now in hospice care. Very upset with her medical care. Staff was not paying attention to her needs.he was always crying come home.

If you care at all about your family member, this is not the place for them. The aesthetics begins and ends in their main lobby. The rooms are drab and barely clean, the staff is inattentive (taking hours to respond to a bedridden patient) My husband was recovering from back surgery, with his attending surgeon stating no physical therapy beyond walking with a walker until his next office visit). My husband was bedridden as he was not allowed a walker until the attending resident doctor examined him for final admittance - which took 2 full days. He was not provided a urinal for use until then either. He could not get up on his own to walk to the bathroom without aid of that walker. When they finally got him into the bathroom, after hours of ringing his bell, they left him on the toilet for 2 full hours, even though he pulled the cord to say he was done, he could hear them talking right outside his room in the hallway as they continued to laugh and converse totally ignoring his attempt to reach them. The food was barely edible, the staff was inattentive. We personally discharged him on the 3rd days as we feared his successful surgery would be compromised due to their lack of care. We brought him home and began his home care with the aid of home health aids. They were wonderful, attentive, professional, caring. What a contrast from the horrendous nightmare experienced at Regents Park of Boca Raton.