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.

Some staff is decent however certain nurses are very rude. Unsanitary conditions, leave toilets…read morespilled out on the floor and knocked over feeding tube and no one assisted to help clean.

just want to say I have been really impressed with the staff and how clean and beautiful this place…read moreis. The new director of therapy is amazing and knows her patients and really cares!

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.

This facility left my mom sitting in her filth for over an hour after a bowel movement. They…read moreoverdosed her on Ativan, which required intubation, and neither I nor my family members were contacted when this happened, the care she received was absolute garbage it takes two hours just for them to answer a call button. This is a horrible place; do not let your family members stay here.

Horrible facility, management and corporation. Been trying to get someone, ANYONE, on the phone…read moreregarding an emergent issue, to no avail.

Mom was always falling and they didn't know how it happened. Sent to hospital several times for…read moredehydration. Can't understand employees due to heavy accent. Don't answer phones after 4 or 5pm. I wouldn't suggest using this place.

If your with dream bound or a agency don't come work here they will leave you out dry people barley…read morecome to work so it's not always two cnas on the hall so you stuck with residents getting them up putting them down changing them bathing them dressing them etc they have a nursing director name Michael he is rude drinks on the job and Wanda the hirer is no better she allows the conduct to happen she is no support she will save her own ass before the welfare of her employees and residents.... If you think I'm lying just ask the residents.. and three have left and had to be brought back by the garland police department so don't work here nor bring you love ones cause if your not paying then they not helping so many residents have bed sore open wounds raw asses they tell you they haven't showered in months and I know cause I talk to them they know me by name and know how good I am and respect and appreciate me .. nothing I say is a lie all facts they try to act how it should be ran when state come . They walk around stars here states here what's the need for the word of things are running as they should. This place was fined for the residents getting out. But hey who am I just ask around these reviews are real... but ima miss my residents Mr. Calvin , Joe , Mr Reggie , Ms Loretta , all my residents on the 600 hall if the families of these love ones read this ask about me I promise it's all good and I loved on your people like they was my own.

I was referred there by my Primary Care Provider, Milo conducted a thorough physical examination he…read morewas very respectful, professional, and detailed. Milo was able to guide me to do my at-home exercises in a way to maximize my recovery from a previous stroke - my balance and how I walk have gotten a lot better. I love that their staff helps each other during my visits. On the day of my last visit there, Milo assures me that in the future I can just call Maggie at the front office to schedule an appointment I highly recommend this place for anyone in need of having a Physical Therapist in mind. ...KUDOS FOLKS!

This place got me on track. Therapist were nice and understanding. Staff were very nice…read more Atmosphere was pleasant and laid back..

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.

This is an update to the original review of PowerBack Rehabilitation. I was there in Spring of 2008…read moreafter a fall at home and diagnosed with a cerebral contusion. Still think it was a horrible experience!

My Dad is at Remington now. He is supposed to be regaining strength after a hospital stay. The…read morenurses dont provide much attention, but most are pleasant. The sunday nurse was very helpful. The rest, not so much. At night noone answered Dad's call button. My largest concern is the diet. We have instructed them repeatedly on Dad's dietary restrictions, and still someone has to be there for every meal. They have an issue with the room assignments so that every meal comes to him with someone else's name on it. No idea how they think they can keep up with dietary needs of everyone. We've brought up our own fresh vegetables and fruit so that he has something healthy to eat each meal which has helped alot. His blood sugar is now normal. The last two nights theyve sent Dad to the hospital only to have the hospital return him the same night. Actually, this is the 7th day he's been there and they've sent him to the hospital 3 times. He is definitely in worse shape than when we checked him in. I read other comments on the 'speech therapy'. We had that and dementia screening, too. Something every day. He just wants to use a walker so he can go home. I'll post back. OK, so Dad passed today. He was old and his organs failed him. But. The remington folks ignored Dads DNR. Said it wasnt adequate. And my mom had to watch the Remington 'nurse' beat on Dads chest for 4 minutes until she got a heartbeat so that the ambulance drivers could take him to the hospital where he officially died. Sigh. Long story short. If youre healthy, this place can work for you. If you need nursing care, this nursing home lacks. Severely lacks.

I found this hospital very helpful and the conditions were very good. They care about their…read morepatients. The kitchen manager even comes to your room and goes over the menu with you, Syed, and all the employees care about your experience. Including Laura, my case manager, she went out of her way to find me a nursing facility to go to. All in all my experience was very good and I will be telling my insurance company the same thing.

Do NOT send your loved one here! Mom came to Encompass Rehab in Richardson after hospital stay and…read morethey failed miserably with nursing and medical care. She laid in bed all night in feces while continuously pressing the nurse call button, but no one came. She even tried to sit on the side of the bed thinking the bed alarm would go off. The morning nurse came in and the call button was not plugged in and the bed alarm was not set. Mom had trouble breathing and had to request a chest X-ray which determined she had pneumonia. No breathing treatments were provided and several times her oxygen wasn't even on. I removed her against doctors orders on a Saturday and transported her by ambulance to a hospital. The EMTs said this is common with this facility. Do not let your loved in suffer here.