Hopkins Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare
155 Dean Street,
Brooklyn, New York 11217
4.3
(9 reviews)
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380 HENRY STREET, Brooklyn, NY 11201
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4.3
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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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2.56
(16 reviews)
Facility
2.3
Staff
2.3
Food
1.8
Activities
1.9
Value
1.8
emilfeli
1
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October 18, 2021
My vulnerable, dependent loved one is suffering every day. Crying almost daily. Food served cold. Late or forgotten meds. Inattentive care. Personal items disappear. This review is for the permanent nursing home residents not the short term rehab.
KathieMarie
2
|
January 13, 2021
The staff were generally friendly and kind - but my impression was that they were terribly overworked and stressed, probably because they were understaffed. But, generally, I got what I needed because (1) I was ambulatory. and able to walk to the desk when I needed something, (2) my son was in the neighborhood and was involved with staff decisions on my behalf, (3) he provided me with his food-ordering service so I could order healthier food (for example, what food service gives a diabetic patient two starches and a dessert in one meal?) and (4) he brought me a bottle of Tylenol so I didn't always have to wait for the nurses to bring my meds (again, going back to how understaffed they were).The building has an old-fashioned feel, which I liked. The rooms were quite tight - so, okay, not the worst thing, since I wasn't on a vacation, but recovering from surgery. The shower room was strange, full of huge, imposing-looking. equipment, which I didn't need and not really a comfortable shower situation. The physical therapists I saw were really great, worked hard with me to get me ready to go home, including taking me outside to walk. (There is a pleasant park just a block and a half away..) They seemed to work hard with everyone, and there were some very disabled people there who needed a lot of help. They always seemed gentle and kind to my eyes. As for activities, not much that interested me. For example, no good films, nothing that inspired conversation or interaction. There were a lot of dazed-looking patients seemingly endlessly watching TV, or set in the hallways in their wheelchairs, just waiting. . . . for what? They did have some extra services, which I appreciated, in particular, an acupuncturist who visited me twice. I would have seen her more, but I wasn't made aware until the last week that it was available. She was incredible!
bensonhurst andy
3
|
March 8, 2020
First, the nursing and other staff were kind and caring. I even liked the food. I was pretty helpless for a while and received good attention. The rehab was ok, but there was a lot of sitting around. Most of the residents I saw were in various stages of dementia, which was depressing. There was only one person I met with whom I could converse. One warning: I had the distinct impression that they wanted to keep me longer than necessary. I had a lot of trouble getting a necessary x-ray that finally allowed me to go home. I would not go back there if I had a choice. Also, at one point they seemed to have run out of gloves.
AnnofOrange
2
|
January 27, 2020
After Cobble Hill decided that my friend no longer needed rehab, they transferred her to a chronic floor where she was almost the only patient who had her wits about her and could communicate. She was desperate to go home, but Cobble Hill was generally not helpful in meeting that reasonable goal. As a private pay patient they not only charged her more than the rate paid by NYS, they charged her extra for almost any service, dressings, for example! At the very least, she was neglected....almost bordering on abuse. She just recently managed to escape home. I am telling anyone I can .... DO NOT EVER PUT ME IN COBBLE HILL.
family member of someone who was at rehab here
1
|
December 28, 2019
This place is horrendous. They have no idea how to take care of their elderly patients. My relative was transferred here to rehab and gain his strength back after being in the hospital. His health declined to the point where he was not able to communicate or eat. They insisted he was fine and that they were still providing rehabilitation to home- walking and gaining strength back. The family removed him from the facility. 4 days later he passed away. I would not recommend this place to anyone. They have no desire to rehab they are just taking whatever payments they can get from mediare and insurance.
normy
5
|
July 11, 2019
Great staff. Always someone to talk to. My dad did great recuperating from knee replacement
Health
2.0
Overall
2.0
Quality
5.0
Staff
1.0
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