I have been there twice! For me it is excellent!…read moreI will be there a third time for shoulder replacement Food was great, care first class. Rehab great! Again that is my experience! Would not go anywhere else. 5 srar for me!

Our loved one was there for several weeks. The furnishings are poor. Very poor. Mattress with…read moreholes in the middle where it has been broken down with many other sick people need to be replaced. The room was poorly cleaned each day, just wiping up what was in the open. The corners in the back looked like they had never been cleaned. Because of the mattress, remember therapy only three hours a day and the other 22 in bed, our loved one has needed extensive chiropractic care because of that. PAM care is poor. I don't know what else to say. Therapy was just nothing - on a child's level. No aggressive therapy. They say if it hurts don't do it. If you went by that philosophy a person would remain an invalid. You know, everyone - literally everyone is just going through the motions and can't wait until it's time to go home. If you don't have someone who can stay with your loved one at least 12 hours, I pity your loved one. Many things will not get done for them. Also, and this is very important - the most important thing is that they offer no financial assistance to anyone - no one!! Most hospitals have "charity care" for those under the federal government 200% poverty level. But NOT PAM. They receive every penny from insurance and still want more. I have never seen such a greedy, non-caring hospital like this one. Now I know why the care was poor. They are vastly understaffed - they save money there. The hospital is not clean - they save money there. Staff almost offended if you ask for help - could be poor wages and they are saving money there. Someone's making a killing! Oh, one plus for them. The only clean thing there is the entry hallway. It shines like a diamond, but the rest of the place - not so much. I don't know if it is a non-profit or profit classified hospital but they do not - absolutely refuse to help the poor with any financial assistance whatsoever. I remember one man who walked the entry way hall a lot, greeting people, saving how's thing going and all that - like he really cared. What a farce! From every thing we saw, a few people are making a fortune, the rest not so much which is why you get mediocre care at P.A.M. Rehabilitation Hospital of Allen, Texas.

great staff..food servve very good..pt deprtment superior…read more best reh I have ever been in out of 5 or 6 in past 5 years

My Dad was a patient for 16 days. We were very pleased with the facility and staff. After touring…read moreseveral nursing homes this facility was very clean with NO hint of odor. The nurses, aids and therapist were very friendly and attentive to his needs.

A HUGE shout out to icare Rehabilitation Hospital in Parker Square. The folks here are A+ and have…read moregiven my mother in law wings. If you or a loved one has suffered a neurological trauma that has impacted your ability to complete tasks - occupational, physical and speech therapy are offered at the same location! I have been in and out of therapy facilities since I was 16 and my mother was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis and the team and facility here blows me away. Feel free to reach out with any questions. https://m.facebook.com/icarerehabilitation/

As I get older little things start to creep up on me like little injuries. Well I hurt myself going…read moredown a kid slide, cracked my leg bone. After getting out of the boot, Gina and her staff figured out I also had some tendon issue and helped be rehab the entire problem. They really know how to look beyond what is evident.

i wasn't sure what to expect, but the staff here were incredibly caring and attentive. they checked…read morein on me regularly and made sure I was comfortable. the medication helped with the withdrawal symptoms, but I couldn't get much sleep the first couple nights. I still left feeling better, but I docked a star for the lack of rest....

Came here to get off crack, left with a few 20 bags. i'd say this was a positive use of my time.read more

There are a couple staff members here that were amazing (Frank and Kim). The rest of them were…read moreawful. I thought this place would be nice for my father who just needed more therapy after breaking his hip and fracturing his neck. It was quite and seemed clean. However it turned out to be a nightmare. One incident my dad said he had to go to the bathroom and waited an hour and 10 minutes in a dirty diaper before anyone came. There was no communication between the rehab and nurses so asking for an update about how he did in therapy revealed nothing. If I asked I was told I had to ask the physical therapy which was only there 8-4 Monday through Friday. I had called and left a message for the administrator and never got called back. I had watched a people be really condescending to their residents. I would not recommend this facility ever.

Bad experience just trying to get my mom into this place…read more After calling for almost 2 weeks and finally getting a call back, I was instructed to have a letter faxed to the them from my mom's doctor. Two days later, the letter was sent. I called, emailed, texted trying to reach someone (3 different people) to verify the letter was received and what we needed to do next. No response, no return calls/emails. Today, I call and ask to speak to the director. He apologizes and said he would look into it and have the admissions person contact me. Sure enough, 10 minutes later, she calls. She confirms she received the letter. However, she says they don't have space for my mother and, likely wouldn't have space in the near future. She says they admitted 5 people Friday and 6 on Saturday. So, they admitted people and gave away my mother's spot while I was trying and trying to reach them and they wouldn't respond? Or, because I called the boss and complained you weren't responding, you tell me there is no open space??? Either way, great business practices!!! I can't speak to the patient care because we never got there. I guess if you can get someone to communicate and actually help you, they may be ok. I'm counting this as a sign that mom didn't need to be placed here anyway. Good luck! **Just an FYI, the 5 star review on here from John R. is the director of Belterra! I guess he had to self-rate to bump up their ratings by adding a 5 star to the average!

I recently finished the IOP program at Aspire and it has been an amazing and eye opening experience…read morefor me. This is the first time I ever sought help for my addictions and now I feel like I should have done this years ago. The staff there are fantastic and I met some amazing people in the program. Several people in my group liked it so much that we've continued on to SOP. This program has turned my life around. My self-confidence, physical, and mental health is the best it's been in many years. I wouldn't trade this experience for anything and I hope to keep in touch with my groupmates for a long time.

I wanna take a moment and express my sincere gratitude to Aspire recovery center . I recently…read morecompleted my IOP and it was a life changing experience . I didn't have any expectations at all . I am a new person now - strong and hungry for a new life . Special thanks to John and Evan for their support and therapy . Thank you guys for being with me throughout my recovery journey . Classes were very productive and interesting , I met my new friends who I'm in touch with . Tremendous support during hard times . Thanks Aspire

The therapists are knowledgeable and incredibly compassionate at Acute. I had the opportunity to…read moreobserve Maisha, PT, and she was incredible. Maisha took a personalized approach to each patients treatment session. Overall, I feel that the therapists are truly dedicated to every patients recovery. I highly recommend this facility to anyone seeking quality rehabilitation for themselves or their family.

My husband was a patient of this rehabilitation facility and received outstanding care and…read moreattention from all staff (medical, dietetic & administrative). Not only were the staff attentive but were knowledgeable and friendly. The rooms were very spacious and comfortable. Terry was the representative that assisted with his admission and was such a delight to speak with as he arranged his admission. Alicia and Elizabeth's warm welcome and encouragement reassured me that we were in the right place! Any areas of concern that. Same up were quickly met by Administrator Holly and case worker Pam. My husband could barely stand with assistance when he entered and the various therapists worked diligently with him. He was able to get up on his own & walk with walker prior to discharge. We highly recommend the Acute Rehabilitation Hospital of Plano TX.

While there were -some- staff that needed a little extra training (I can't remember their names) I…read morecan confidently say that my stay there left me better than when I went in. I see a lot of negative reviews, and all I can say is, don't check in here and expect a 3-5 day stay. prepare for 10 days, as that is standard. Other than that, anytime I had an issue with another patient, my medication, or if I was in pain, it was PROMPTLY handled right then and there. I was treated with the upmost dignity and respect by all staff and nurses. I even had fun banter with most of the techs and therapists I had! I went in very reclusive and a bit scared, and by day 3, I was a pro and laughing and socializing as normal. I felt good and cared for. Nurse Chris, Nurse Constance, Tech Javier, Tech Sara and Tech Henry (Trey) were my all time favs and made my stay warm, welcome, and they treated me like a human being, not just a patient. Therapists Brittany, Jordan, and Nitin changed my life for the better in more ways then one. I can't thank them enough. and Dr. Khan heard my concerns and prescribed me medications that WORK with me and my lifestyle. (wells unit was the best!) My only gripe is the discharge. I feel as though they need to make absolutely SURE that the doctor you are going to see for outpatient has made an appointment for you before you are discharged, because the doctor I was going to see through them wasn't taking anymore new patients! :( Other then that, while I hope I never see them again (haha) I wish them all the best and I owe them a ton! Highly recommend.

I wanted to share my experience with Carrollton Springs regarding practicum/internship…read moreopportunities. Unfortunately, my interactions with Helen P., who oversees intern and practicum placement communication, were extremely disappointing. Over the course of several weeks, I made multiple attempts to follow up through email, phone calls, and voicemails regarding placement information and next steps. While I understand people can become busy, the level of communication I experienced felt unprofessional and dismissive from a prospective intern's perspective. On one occasion, Helen P. briefly answered my call and stated she would respond to my email the following week because then wasn't a good time, but I never received a follow-up. After continued attempts to communicate, I still received little to no response. As someone pursuing clinical training opportunities, I believe professionalism, responsiveness, and clear communication are incredibly important. Unfortunately, this experience did not leave a positive first impression, and based on my experience, I would not recommend Carrollton Springs to prospective interns or practicum students seeking a supportive and communicative placement site.