Kings Harbor Multicare Center

Alex

My name is Alex. My wife Lina is over 6 months old in the Kings Harbor Multicare Center in the Bronx New York / 2000 E. Gun Hill Road /. I want to share my impressions of this nursing home. I can't express enough gratitude for the incredible staff and employees who make this community more than just a place to stay – they make it a true home. First and foremost, the staff exudes warmth, compassion, and professionalism. It's a really nice community with activities for the residents and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking a caring and vibrant living environment for their loved ones.

Diane Cortez

My review is for Kings Harbor's staff on the 2nd Floor of the Ely Building who helps my family to take care of my mom. It would be nice to know the names of all the staff but alas we are not there 24/7. I want to give thanks today for Sabina, Chris, Chinaiya, Jamie, Mrs. Graham and a few others who are exceptional in my book. They go the extra mile to care of their charges and oftentimes go beyond that and take care of others not on their schedule. They are empathetic, supportive, caring, over the top professionals who care about the work they are hired to do and then some. They often work double shifts even though their job is not always easy working with dementia patients and sometime have to fill in for lack of staff at times but these women understand the disease. They spread themselves thin and they take on many roles, roles that are not their responsibility. Oftentimes dementia patients can be demanding, spiteful, uncompliant, rude and abusive and these woman take it on the chin. Thank you ladies for your support. You know we truly appreciate you!

Patriece

I PUT MY MOM HERE BECAUSE DOCTORS THOUGHT IT WOULD BE BEST FOR HER BECAUSE MOM HAS DEMENTIA AND HEART FAILURE WHEN I TELL YOU IT’S THE WORSE THING I EVER DID I DON’T RECOMMEND ANYONE TO PLACE ANY OF THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS HERE THEY DON’T HELP THE PEOPLE WITH THEIR FOOD THEY DON’T GIVE PATIENTS WATER IT’S A TERRIBLE PLACE THEY DON’T EVEN ANSWER THE PHONES WHEN YOU CALL ..MY MOM GOT SO THIN THERE ..THIS PLACE NEEDS TO GET SHUT DOWN IT’S HORRIBLE COMMUNICATION NOTHING IS GOOD ABOUT THIS PLACE AT ALL ..I TOOK MY MOM OUT SHE LASTED THERE ONE WEEK AND WHEN I TELL YOU I WILL NEVER DO THIS AGAIN I WONT THESE PEOPLE ARE SUFFERING IN THERE THEY DON’T EVEN CARE ABOUT THE PATIENTS THERE ..IT’S HORRIBLE .

cheree1

My Mom was resident at Kings Harbor for only two weeks. Hoping she would return back home but instead she got sick and was hospitalized. When she got home a few days later she’s became very ill and was put on hospice at home. I don’t know what happened while she was in there care. She passed away 3 weeks from being discharged from the hospital. She was always in good health and love to eat. She had dementia but and was very alert on her daily routine with her home attends. I don’t recommend anyone to put there love one into facility.

ReviewerAT0131

My mother moved into Kings Harbor Multicare Center because her sister is there; they're roommates. The room is fine. They have a calendar of activities. The only negative I can say is that during the weekends they put everybody outside up against the wall in their chairs. If my aunt wasn't there that would not be my choice. The staff is very attentive and knows their patients, the food looks fine, it's definitely well-balanced, and has big portions.

HDavis

My mom was at Kings Harbor Multicare Center for rehab, and she was afraid of being there. I didn't like it. We had weekly meetings, but I feel that they're getting kick-backs. I think they felt more that she was a problem than a patient. I think it was more like a hospital than a rehab facility. Mom said the food was horrible.