Sylvia Galvez Uribe is a top notch physical therapist whom I have worked with over the course of a…read morecouple of seasons rehabbing my knee. The combination of her personal gifts, professional training, skills, and experience make her an excellent person with whom to work: she is personable, knowledgeable, articulate, and flexible with exercises/treatments as needed. She really listens to clients (more and more a rarity), is attentive to what's going on with one's body during exercises (even when you don't know it) and points out needed improvements in form, placement, etc. One day she noticed that one of my legs looked a little longer than the other when doing an exercise and called me over to do some readjustment movements, something I can do on my own as well. It really helped. The clinic is run efficiently with the engaging and ever efficient Maggie at its helm. It may sound strange to say, but I am sorry when a course of treatment ends! One more thing to say: If you are looking for the big high tech clinics with lots of machines and equipment, this may not be the right place for you. What is of benefit is that every exercise Sylvia taught me in our sessions can easily be reproduced at home with aids that can be acquired from Target or Walmart. Highest accolades to Sylvia and Maggie!

I just started PT here and I only have positive things to say about them. The staff is so friendly…read moreand caring. From the time you arrive to the time you leave, you know you are in very good hands. Once you arrive, you do not have to wait very long for your therapist to come get you. He/she will help you every step of the way and make you feel very comfortable. The first time I went, I was very nervous because I know my limitations and was afraid they would push me too far. That was not the case at all. They respect what you are telling them and they make extra effort to make sure you are not in danger of harming yourself further by overexerting your limitations. They have aquatic therapy which is what I am currently using. The group that is usually there is small so you really get a lot of personal attention and support. I have a very good feeling that they are going to help me get to where I need to be! I can already tell that I have extra energy. I am excited about the future because they really give me hope!

EXCELENT FACILITY, EXCELENT STAFF Honest, dependable,…read moretrustworthy to take care of elderly parents. They have taken care of my father until he passed away and are now taking care of our mother. From the admittance to the receptionists, nursing staff we have been very impressed! I would give them 5 stars

Long term care for my sons father who is in a wheelchair, with new management and crew with a new…read morelook , they are great place.

My whole family comes to this office for anything related to pain or injury! They do take good care…read moreof their patients and treat us like family.

After my loved one suffered a spinal cord injury, we didn't know what to do, but luckily we fell…read moreupon this location which specializes in spinal cord injuries. Their specialized rehabilitation teaches the patient how to live life from a wheelchair. As terrible and as sad as an injury like this is, no one was in there moping. The positive energy that fills this hospital is amazing. It's truly incredible to see what a person can do with the right information. This rehabilitation center provides the patient with information that, while not hard, may have never been utilized. I give this place five stars because the staff, every one of them were sincere, positive, and accommodating. I have one exception. A doctor who seems to have fallen into a rut of repetition, unwilling to personalize his specific and unique authority. Dr. Lance Bruce. When questioned about a credible, however unique (to the patient) condition, he blew it off and was rather rude. I am not going to get into specifics, but my family has health care experience so we weren't just talking out of our respective you know whats. But since there is such minimal contact with this doctor, even if you are his patient, and since the real support comes from everyone else here, I still give this place an A+ for making such a terrible situation for someone into a manageable lifestyle. Family is also welcome at all times. Each patient has a weekly meeting about their progress in which their doctor, physical therapist, nurse, social worker, and family are in attendance.

I started to have mom admitted. The took her into a dark dingy room, her room. Needed to go to…read morerestroom. They rolled wheelchair in restroom and shut door. When I got there and checked on mom she was sitting in the dark. She asked about a walker and the girl laughed at mom. Mom asked about getting some water and was brought a hospital size pitcher to which they stuck a straw in and handed it to her. Nurses station had residents sitting around it slumped in wheelchairs. We were looking for rehab not to drop her off into a hell hole. Mom worked as an activity director and administrator in nursing homes. I worked part time in the accounting office of a nursing home. Don't put your loved ones in this dump.

My sister was admited for physical therapy .During the time my sister was there I visited every…read moreday, but after I had an accident and can't not visit for 2 weeks she was on deplorable conditions, I have to take her out and she was placed on hospice care. Please do not place your loved one in that place.

Mayberry Gardens Assisted Living was just ranked the #1 Assisted Living Facility in Garland as of…read moreJune 2026! It's got the best staff and is expanding to make space for more residents. Nurse Jeannetta is the Assistant Executive Director and will be a 22 - year employee as of August 2026 - that's an amazing length of time to be in ANY job. She is dedicated, experienced, kind and gentle with the residents and staff.

If you have a parent in need of assisted living I highly recommend Mayberry. The staff is great,…read morethey manage meds, cook 3 squares a day and go above and beyond what you actually sign a contract for.

My roommate is at Pleasant Valley for the 2nd time for rehab. This place is very nice, clean, and…read morewell maintained. The staff is excellent and very helpful and caring. They are also very knowledgeable about her various health issues and conditions and offer excellent therapy. The office staff have been extremely helpful with dealing with insurance, Medicaid, etc. They really have the patient's best interest in mind. They are also very involved with making sure the caregiver is up to speed on requirements for when they come home.

Thinking about it? Don't do it. Not here…read more This review has been a long time coming. How do I even begin? My abuela was admitted in February, and released in March. In the entire month that I was with her there, I cannot even begin to explain the things I saw. The mistreatment, the lack of respect, the lack of utter care for their residents... It was sickening. The nurses would see the light on- keep in mind, when the light is on, a beeper is consistently going off until a nurse turns it off in the resident's room- and completely ignore it. I would even see the night nurses purposefully neglecting the beeps, on their phones, sitting. It was insane. They would only do something about it when a family member would be there to advocate for a resident. Otherwise, you're left to fend for yourself. I truly changed her diaper more times than this facility ever did because of how ridiculous the wait times are. For a better understanding, my abuela is elderly, has dementia, and was battling C. Diff. And, the night nurses didn't care. Without me there, she would've been sitting in her own stool for the entire night. What's more? Even with me there, they still lacked urgency or care for her or her situation. She still would be waiting for up to an hour for a diaper change! Sometimes, they would even come in and say, "I'll be back," turn off the light, and never return. It was disgusting. What if it were their family members? I could never treat someone the way they treated my sweetheart. The nurses that carelessly abuse of the elderly here... you'll burn for it. Tip of the iceberg, by the way. They also never emptied her urine bag during night shifts; I would have to demand it. They never made sure she was comfortable, especially on cold nights. They did not check on her every 2 hours, as protocols of the facility required of them to. Hm... Apparently not. In the middle of the night when they did enter her room, they were rough and would have an attitude when changing my abuela's soiled linens... something that's completely their fault due to their neglect to check on her, especially knowing she has C. Diff. It was on her chart! One time, an employee even rolled their eyes at my request for care. What's a word that comes to mind for you upon reading that? Me too. All that, while also completely neglecting to tell us just how easy C. Diff was to contract and incredibly serious to deal with. My family dealt with something new every single day. I well with tears just thinking back to this time; I can't imagine what the lives of other senile, elderly residents are like living there. Please, don't put your loved ones in this soulless shell of a place. They will only go here to never be who they once were. The only reason my girl stayed as long was because I was permitted an overnight pass to be with my sweetheart. I took care of her, and looked over her. I will never let her be in a place like this ever again. She's alive no thank you to the night shift. I hope they surround themselves with people just as they are. They should really watch how they treat others. I will always know what they did. Pros: Morning shift- Wilson, Abby, Ieisha, and Danya. Thank you for your help in every way. You were the light at the end of the tunnel. Give them a damn raise.

I was in a treatment center I had medicine to help control seizures they would not give me the…read moremedicine I was prescribed by my doctor but they did give me medicine that is actually a controlled substance with no lable not even my name so I had some seizures they transferred me to a hospital in plano and left me there they kicked me out and I didn't get all medicine they say that they are a caring facility that was not my experience the male member made a pass at me and he said don't worry about telling anyone because he was what he was and I'm where I am, they gave me illegal medication, like I said I still have property there, fair warning they will give you medication but not always and they can keep your property and you have no course of action I have tried

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This is a great facility & all the care givers are absolutely wonderful. Only problem I have is…read morewith the business office. At the first of each month I call up there to pay for my mother's care. No one answers the phone & eventually I get upset & drive over there to pay it. Then they always have the nerve to tell I could've just called.

If you care about your loved one's safety and well-being, I strongly urge you not to send them…read morehere. My father entered this facility for 20 days of rehabilitation, costing approximately $4,200, and his experience was absolutely horrific. He left in significantly worse condition than when he arrived. My father has taken psychiatric medication since he was 12 years old because of severe childhood trauma. Despite receiving discharge instructions from the hospital, this facility failed to provide his psychiatric medication for more than three weeks. Staff then called my elderly mother and said they were discharging him because of his behavior. We were stunned. How can a facility stop a lifelong psychiatric medication, fail to address the consequences, and then blame and discharge the patient for his behavior? My father also has serious swallowing difficulties and is at risk of aspiration. His hospital instructions required a pureed diet and specific swallowing precautions. When the facility sent him back to the hospital for approximately a week, they apparently failed to communicate those critical instructions. The hospital began serving him regular meals, placing him at further risk because he could not safely swallow that food. The neglect did not stop there. My father was frequently left alone in his room, urine was left on the floor, and he had to change rooms after ants were found in his bed. His bed was positioned with his back toward the doorway and his face toward the wall, so he could not see staff passing by or entering. There was no phone in his room. Our family repeatedly called staff about his medications, his behavior, and our concerns, yet our calls were not returned. Staff may sound friendly and reassuring on the phone, but their actions did not reflect genuine care. My father declined physically and mentally while he was there. Now my elderly mother is being left to care for him because the facility is discharging him over behavior that occurred while they were failing to provide his prescribed psychiatric medication. I have filed a formal report with Texas Health and Human Services. This facility's failures involving medication management, swallowing precautions, sanitation, supervision, and family communication created serious and potentially life-threatening risks. Our family trusted them to rehabilitate and care for my father. Instead, he was neglected, isolated, and returned to us in worse condition. This is not the last they will hear from our family. Please think very carefully before placing someone you love in this facility.