My mother is in the Memory unit at Kensington Park. She's getting very good care, around the clock…read more She likes the food a lot - much more than what her in-home caregivers used to prepare. There are musical performances and other cultural and healthful activities. It's difficult for anyone to adjust to a new environment, and even more so for an elderly person with dementia. The Kensington Park staff do their best to welcome and acclimate new residents - which, with the added problem of Covid, is a challenge. They are kind and attentive, dealing with irritability and other behaviors with grace and patience. The management is very open to communication from family members and every issue is addressed. Visits from family members are easily scheduled. It's a good place.

The supervisor, Christine (I believe) is in the wrong line of work. I went to visit a lady I cared…read morefor for almost 2 years and was told evening visiting was canceled. This was a direct lie to my face. Subsequently, I spoke to my friends' daughter who told me "since her mother broke her arm, she was not participating in activities, and was too tired from too many visitors. The supervisor's recommendation was no visitors other than once a week from each daughter, as per my friend. My friend is 97 yeaars old. The elderly NEED verbal stimulation, not isolation. My friend, the elderly lady, does not like this place and has expressed it in no uncertain terms. My experience with ideas like this ends in the life of the elderly person in less than 8 weeks. My friend (the daughter) has placed her mother in a prison because caing for her mother is an inconvenience.

My father was sent here for rehab, but was basically physically and mentally abused. Worst care…read moreI've ever experienced. If I had known some of what had happened there, I would've immediately gotten him transferred. Do not send your loved ones here.

The nursing staff was friendly and the rehab staff provided me with a variety exercises and…read moremotivation to keep me engaged. I would definitely recommend The Village at Rockville for rehabilitation.

I have lived here for 7 years. It is quite expensive, and annual monthly fee increases are way…read moreabove cost-of-living, Social Security, and pension increases - 4.5% for 2021. It was pretty resident-centered when I moved in but the culture has changed to be much more staff-centered. They will make changes for the convenience of staff almost instantly even if they are a great inconvenience to residents, e.g., requiring residents to submit meal orders by 8 AM the day before the meal. They have been moving work normally done by staff to residents. For example, they switched trash/recycling contractors to one which will recycle much less. Residents are now collecting much of the recyclables and transporting itself to the Transfer Station. On the positive side, apartment layouts are superior to any other community I visited. It is a very friendly community.

I can't say enough wonderful things about Ingleside at King Farm. The staff, the activities and…read morefacility are all top notch. Did I mention the food, it's also amazing. My Mother lived at IKF for many years, she started in assisted living, but then transitioned to the memory care unit. The staff was so wonderful to her. My sisters and I were so happy with the care our Mom received. Matter of fact, even though my Mom passed away several years ago, my sisters still tell me that it was the best thing I ever did, finding IKF for our Mom. We called her Eloise at the Plaza, because she felt like it when she was there. Madelyn F

My mother-in-law was a temporary guest here while recovering from surgery. There were a few things…read morethat impressed me about the facilities. * The grounds are pretty extensive. There are tons of different buildings, and it seems to lend itself to various different types of active adult, assisted living, and other retirement living solutions. * The grounds are also pretty well kept. We visited in the winter primarily, so I cannot say how it looks in the spring, but it was quite scenic even then. * The meals looked to be of decent quality, though we did not partake in them ourselves. Ma didn't seem to complain about them either. * The amenities were ample, I think. Each room had a TV, though her room was shared with another resident. It was difficult to get a feel for normal daily life there. * The security was pretty tight I noticed, too, at least for motor vehicle traffic. Also, the building had a watch-person manning the front desk. The lobby included an apiary, which was inviting and cheerful. This is where my praise stops, however. I cannot say I had any positive experiences with any of the staff, outside of the front desk person. The folks at the gatehouse were usually pretty curt, but the nurses and orderlies were downright appalling. Only one I met had any kind of friendly bedside manner. The rest seemed annoyed to be there. I would not personally recommend this facility, but you should really talk to the residents to get a better perspective from life on the inside. For me, as a visitor, I was unimpressed where it mattered most: patient care and experience.

Skilled Nursing Facility: My mother was an inpatient at…read moreAsbury Methodist Village Skilled Nursing Facility from the end of Dec. 2022 until April 2023 for physical rehabilitation. She was a stroke victim and was admitted to Asbury with C-Diff which she acquired during her stay at the hospital. Aftertreatment, the C-Diff cleared, and she was able to participate in light physical therapy. Unfortunately, the C-Diff returned, and my mother was given another round of antibiotics, but she did not improve. By this time, she was receiving light physical therapy in her room; however, her health continued to deteriorate until she could no longer participate in physical therapy. The therapists and nurses frequently cited my mother's age (93) as a major factor in her continued decline. One evening, the sister of a patient passed by our room and asked to pray over my mother. She was an RN and told my brother and me to take her to an infectious disease doctor as my mother's situation was dire. This was just two days after we met with the doctor at Asbury who offered no solution to our mother's deteriorating medical status and could not explain why the antibiotics were not working. The social workers wanted us to move her into the nursing home as part of the facility, ignoring the C-Diff as a barrier to physical therapy. Following this new information, we decided to take our mother to an infectious disease doctor outside and independent of Asbury; however, we were required to utilize special medical transportation contracted with Asbury at our expense. The infectious disease doctor prescribed vancomycin, which is imperative to overcome C-Diff. In about 10 days, my mother recovered, but the damage was already done as the duration of the C-Diff in her system took its toll. From what I observed, the rehabilitation room is modern and contains several pieces of modern equipment. Asbury is a good place if you are young or middle aged and need to recover from a medical condition or accident which caused physical impairment. However, if you are elderly and frail, they are neither interested nor vested in your recovery. Rather, the emphasis is to move you out or into the nursing home section. Not recommended for the elderly. As for the doctor, basic knowledge (how did he not know about vancomycin and its prescription for C-Diff) was obviously lacking in addition to his limited time at the premises, thereby creating difficulty contacting him.

Apts are nice size and meals are convenient. However, it's a big change, increasing disabilities…read moreand needs affect resident life quality in the halls & common areas where it often feels more like a nursing home. Lots of patience required, easy to underestimate from outside, been here several years & average age keeps rising, people living so very long.

A decent place for independent living . . …read more However, If you ever think that you may need additional care, either rehab or nursing DO NOT CONSIDER THE ARBOR RIDGE FACILITY AT RIDERWOOD. The staff, which is heavily loaded administratively and has few people providing care does not communicate. They refuse to follow doctors recommendations and orders, fail to give medications and have even given wrong medications on several occasions.

I've been to a lot of chiropractors over the years, and this is the best office I've been to. I've…read morebeen treated by both Drs Mullen and Pollack, who were referred by my retiring chiropractor. The support staff is friendly and professional; they have a physical therapy area so you can learn what to do at home (and give you a better adjustment), and my adjustments have been spot on. This is how a professional, goal-oriented chiropractic office should be run.

I have been going to Dr. Pollack for years now and he is an excellent chiropractor that I highly…read morerecommend. I have multiple sclerosis and he always puts everything back into alignment. I was greeted by the front desk staff Shamaun and wonderful (I did not get her name) and Katherine the physical therapist are also excellent at their jobs as well. Dr. Pollack, Katherine, Shamaun and Wonderful (I did not get her name) as well as the rest of the staff are excellent at their jobs, honest, professional, compassionate, personal and cares about the patient which I am proud to say I am one of them.

Dr. Lee and Hena are amazing! When I do have any pain, Dr. Lee is able to adjust what is needed and…read morehelps to relieve it. Sometimes the adjustment relieves my pain within one session but I usually do regular maintenance appointments since my insurance covers it. About 2 years ago, I had really bad foot pain, it took several Piezowaze Therapy appointments to help finally fix it (about 6ish months of every other week appointments). And the pain hasn't come back ever since. When Hena was added to the team, it made this practice even better. Prior to Hena, Dr. Lee did dry acupuncture too but just a little bit and mostly focusing on where I tell him the problem area is. Now that Hena was added. It's not always focused on pain, sometimes if I tell her that my brain fog is particularly high that day or I'm having alot of anxiety, she is able to do certain acupuncture points that helps with that. One particular day, my anxiety level was pretty high, and whatever point she hit, I weirdly felt instantly blissed out haha. That's the first time I felt that with acupuncture. I was very relaxed that day. The blissed out feeling doesn't always happen, but I definitely trust her. She also introduced me to cupping and I am now obsessed with it. I never knew anything about it before, and it's crazy how much it actually helps relieve my back tension and how it detoxes the body. Overall happy with this practice and always look forward to coming in as a part of my self-care and health maintenance.

I recommend Dr. Lee to all my friends. He always has the answer for resolving pain issues for me…read more Also, they are always on time and very pleasant.

It's ALWAYS an AMAZING experience with the staff at RCP. they make you feel a part of the family…read moreand that's very appreciated. Go visit and enjoy this unique place.

Once again, Rollins Pharmacy is the very best. I can't believe that after 4 years they continue to…read moreimprove. What makes them so incredible? The employees, yep, . The level of customer service is unparalleled. Their knowledge base is unbelievable. I'm not pushy, but I would love to know if the company offers to pay tuition for their employees who might want to become Pharmacist. Studying Pharmacy would be easy for Mike. I was sitting in our cafe @Revitz a couple of weeks and Mar, Rollins Secretary was explaining the services, Rollins Pharmacy provides. Marketing would be a breeze. Today, there is actually a degree attached to Pharmaceuticals. With a degree, come more money. We,all want more of that. This is my wish in closings, 2025 , keep raising the bar, Rollins will, exceed the Communities expectations. Happy New Year's!!!

I moved into homes on Quaker lane ( which is connected to friends house) in April and I thought I…read morewould not be accepted since I am younger but when I moved in I was accepted happily by everyone and the thought left my mind there is always something to get involved in it's a community and the good is great I am going to live out the rest of my years here

My Mom had a stay at the Friends house rehabilitation Center in Sandy Spring, Maryland. I have…read morenothing but rave reviews for this facility and staff. The staff is loving and caring to the patients requiring care there. Attentive to their needs in a timely fashion. Personally, Peter the regular nurse on day duty is excellent. The physical therapist, occupational therapist and speech therapist provided exceptional care in getting her ready to return home. The facility is very clean and provides a safe environment for those who stay there. The food they serve is prepared by a chef and is not institutional food you find in many hospital centers. Mom had no complaints and enjoyed her meals. Administrate process was very easy getting her in and releasing her. Chris was very helpful. I would highly recommend this rehab facility to anyone in need. Dr. J Valentyn

I had surgery done by Dr. Gilbert (who works at MOST but performs surgery elsewhere) at the Surg…read moreCenter of Potomac. After surgery, I was supposed to get a prescription for pain med. The Surg Center staff kept saying it had been sent to CVS although it had not; I had to spend an entire afternoon after my surgery pursuing the issue. HOWEVER, staff at Metro Orthopedics (MOST) were extremely helpful (even though the issue was not theirs; the mistake came from the Surg Center). Both the MOST front desk and the surgery coordinator Dorinda were very supportive. Dorinda had to spend a lot of time on the phone to get my issue resolved and finally made sure that CVS received the prescription. From this experience, and also from previous interactions, I give 5/5 starts to MOST staff.

I recently had knee meniscus repair surgery with Dr. Douglas Murphy, and I am incredibly grateful…read morefor the care I received. Dr. Murphy was warm, unrushed, and took the time to explain the entire procedure, which put my mind completely at ease. The surgery went smoothly, and my recovery is going perfectly. The physical therapy staff are professional, friendly, and helpful with my healing process and recovery. I highly recommend Dr. Murphy to anyone needing this procedure.