This place is absolutely amazing I can not imagine a better rehab facility, any where. Everyone has…read morea clean private room. They let you choose what you want for meals. Every person here seems happy and nice. Someone comes in and asked are all right, are you hurting, can I get anything! This is in addition to the call button for immediate needs. The PT and OT is top Notch.

My grandma was sent here after having an above the knee amputation from Northside. DO NOT BRING…read moreYOUR LOVED ONE HERE IF YOU DO NOT PLAN TO SPEND EVERY MOMENT WITH THEM TO ENSURE THEY ARE BEING TAKEN CARE OF. ALSO NOT NON ENGLISH SPEAKER FRIENDLY!!!! My grandma is old, doesn't speak English and is on heavy meds so she's not coherent and they took full advantage. The staff is rude and is very selective about who they greet or assist. Physical therapist refused to give a recommendation for a motorized wheelchair with no reason provided. She was sent to the ER the one day I had an appointment for my mom with no notice and I fully believe it's because they didn't want to deal with her anymore. When we returned from the hospital they neglected her wound and my many requests to get assistance. A nurse even told my mother when she was here to watch my grandma that she wasn't "our slave" and she doesn't need us to tell her how to do her job when we asked her to change the dressing and even the translator was appalled. Worst facility and experience ever! I had to quit my job just to make sure she's okay and I can't imagine what would've happened if I wasn't here. Made a very stressful situation that much worse. It's very much just a job/routine for them and they run it that way. With the exception of Dr. Aslan and our case manager Rita. The nursing staff is the worst!

Delmar has several levels of care. My mom has been in independent living for two years. We cannot…read moresay enough good things about our experience. The staff is responsive, facilities are great and the enrichment activities have been a blessing;So much lovely live music, trips crafts etc to keep life interesting. It has also been a great help to hire independent contractors to add a bit of extra care where needed and keep mom as independent as possible. We love Delmar!

The staff at Delmar Gardens provided excellent care for my loved one. Thank you to everyone there…read morefor all you do for the residents. Al C.

The location has changed from what is listed on Yelp. It is located at:…read more 575 Professional Drive Suite 375 Lawrenceville, GA 30046 Same phone number. My experience at Sovereign Rehab was excellent! I felt like I was going to visit family each time I went, and the rehab was made fun by the atmosphere created. There were people there of different ages and different ailments, and each therapist works with each other for a more complete goal towards independence. My therapist, Zach Hollis, was very knowledgeable in not only my tibia/fibula break, but also medical conditions that could have hindered my success in independence. He wasn't afraid to say if he didn't know the answer to a question (which I appreciated his honesty!) and would either look it up or ask another therapist. He made me enjoy coming, was encouraging, down to earth, yet challenged me to work hard. He also was willing to think outside the box for new ways for me to get better. Loved everyone who works there, and they seriously are so proud of you that it makes you not want to leave once you are discharged! Great experience, and if I ever need physical therapy again, I will choose - and recommend - Sovereign Rehabilitation!

This place has restored my faith in Physical Therapy. After decades of doing PT for various reasons…read moreand having been left disappointed and feeling no better. I decided to give Sovereign a try because of a rave review from a friend. I was not disappointed! Erica took the time to discuss with me all of my complaints and created a plan specific to my needs! No other place I've been to has ever done that! I was so impressed. She gave me things to do at home and in the course of twice a week for 13 weeks I improved so much! Yes, 13 weeks sounds like a very long time, my initial RX was for 4 weeks, but I was so happy with my amount of improvemended I asked the Dr. for another RX! That's how much I LOVE this place. It was worth every penny of reaching my deductible to continue to be treated here. I've gotten to know most of the Therapists here and adored all of them, they love what they do and it shows. If you've given up on PT, try this place, I bet you won't be disappointed!

Just don't go here if you have another option go there choose the other option. Do not pass go run…read moreaway from here. Yea I will never drink again not because they helped me at all but because I never want to be subjected to what I was put through here or be in such environment ever again in my entire life. To keep it short I was subjected to emotional and verbal abuse and threats, and se**al harassment and harassment by BOTH the STAFF and two patients here. I won't go into much detail because I am not ready to talk about it. This place is a living h*ll. They did nothing to alleviate my concerns even though I made them aware of them and made it seem like I was the problem I was not in real life I'm very likable and have many people who want to be around me. Don't file a grievance here they will retaliate and make your stay as uncomfortable as possible also they won't do anything about it, instead file one with the state. They gossip bad the staff it's like a high school drama in this place. Beware of Isis she is one of the counselors she will tell other patients and staff your business and complain about you to them but never to your face. She is the definition of messyyyy and a l*ar. She will neglect your needs twist your words and instigate issues between you and other staff and patients. All while judging you even though she has only spoke to you once... If you have health problems or special needs don't go here they won't accommodate you, rather they'll make you feel like a burden. The food they serve here is very unhealthy, so unhealthy to the point I had to buy my own. Meds and property ended up missing upon my discharge and while I was in there. Then miraculously appeared. I counted my pills I brought and 6 pills of one of them are missing.... Some of the nurses and techs are nice that's about it. Needless to say just stay far away from this place if you can. Excuse my typos. The deleted this off Google too.

I cannot recommend Salude to anyone looking for rehabilitation for a loved one…read more Before my father-in-law was discharged from the hospital, I received a call from Salude confirming that he had been accepted and that a room would be available that Thursday. Having previously worked there, I was genuinely excited because I believed it would be a wonderful place for him to continue his rehabilitation. Unfortunately, that confidence quickly disappeared. After my father-in-law was discharged from the hospital, he was transported directly to Salude. He was admitted, placed in his room, and we met him there. The first thing we noticed was the unbearable heat. The building's air conditioning was not working, and there were portable AC units scattered throughout the facility. At no point before his admission did anyone disclose that the AC was out. This was especially concerning for a rehabilitation facility caring for elderly and medically fragile patients. It got even worse. As we left briefly to buy him necessities, we received a phone call saying there was "a problem"--Salude had suddenly realized they didn't accept his insurance. How does a facility receive all of a patient's insurance information, approve the admission, coordinate the hospital discharge, transport the patient to the facility, move him into a room, and only then discover they don't accept his insurance? That level of incompetence is simply unacceptable. When I spoke with Natasha (a worker at Salude) to try to understand what had happened, I expected empathy and accountability. Instead, I was met with rudeness and an attitude. As someone who works as an advocate, I asked reasonable questions and pushed back on the situation. Rather than trying to help, it felt like I was treated as though I was the problem. The proposed solution was even more unbelievable--they wanted to transport my father-in-law back to the hospital by medical transport at our expense. Absolutely not. If we were paying for medical transport, we were going to choose where he went, and we refused to send him back to the hospital because of Salude's mistake. Thankfully, everything worked out for the best. We found an amazing rehabilitation facility with working air conditioning, compassionate staff, and people who genuinely cared about their patients. If your loved one needs rehabilitation, I strongly encourage you to look elsewhere. Salude has clearly gone downhill since I worked there, and after this experience, I understand why so many of the people I once worked with have left. For anyone looking for exceptional rehabilitation care, I highly recommend Parkside Ellijay. The difference in professionalism, compassion, and patient care was night and day.

Poor care of husband. He had bed sores that went unattended until I insisted on wound nurse…read more Facility had no heat for weeks . My husband had 4 blankets on him. Rehab was a joke. No progress was made to get him up and to stand. He was too weak and they should have work on getting him stronger instead of pushing him to stand and he was not ready to stand due to no strength. He was sent to ER after contacting Flu there and a month later contacted covid there. Needless to say we brought him home. He is do much better now.

Impossible to get an appointment It has taken a week left…read moremessages and still no one has returned the call Absolutely the worst service possible

incredible care. Therapy/therapists( Physical, Occupational and Speech) are unparalleled . I…read morerecently spent two weeks as a patient following a traumatic brain injury and just went home! So grateful for the expertise and dedication of the entire rehab team (Led by Dr. Alan Harben). I can talk and communicate coherently, walk with my cane, and live my life successfully, due in no small part to the therapists, drs and nurses, as well as aides/care partners. Thank you from the very bottom of my heart to each staff member and volunteer!! Love Susan Baughman August 2024

The DME office is terrible to deal with. Every bill they send has vague details and never specific…read moreinformation and it feels like they do this to rip patients off. I've been using CPAPs for more than 25 years and moved to Georgia and am struggling to find a decent provider.

The providers at this practice really care about their patients. They take time with each one and…read moredo so with a smile. My sleep study and pulmonary function tests experience was exceptional. They were very thorough with their assessment and Dr. Hyatt has a fabulous bedside manner. The sleep center was great and the gentleman who oversees getting you setup for your study and cpap machine if you need it is the bomb--give that dude a raise! All around excellent service. I'm grateful.

Our son was deep into his addiction with Heroin, living in places we'd never imagined. He was on a…read moreroad to nowhere fast. With our son living in Ohio, we desperately tried to find him a place to go for detox and rehab to no avail. After numerous calls, no return calls and doors shutting in our face we were faced with the reality that we had to get him out of Ohio. We used to live in Atlanta and had heard of Anchor Sober Living through community contacts. We talked with them and made a plan to get our son on a plane to Atlanta. Chris from Anchor Sober Living met him at the airport, took him to detox for 5 nights then into Anchor for a safe house and their program. That was 9 months ago. He is still living at Anchor, sober, accountable, in the 12 step program, working full time, helping others and has found God. We are truly grateful for what Anchor Sober Living has done for all the men who have been living in this sober living environment. Some make it a new life style, others may not; it's up to you. But Anchor encourages you, holds you accountable, builds you up, bonds you with others like yourself and most of all gives you a safe place to live to rebuild your new life! Our son now calls Georgia his home. Thank you Anchor Sober Living!

From the owner: Anchor Sober Living is a sober living community for men early in the recovery process from…read morealcoholism and drug addiction. Anchor Sober Living provides a safe, structured, and supervised sober living community. Our program is designed to help men not yet ready to return home or to live on their own while their sobriety is still fragile. Anchor Sober Living does more than encourage abstinence and a sober lifestyle. We help our men learn how to stay sober in the real world to meet the day to day expectations that a life in sobriety demands. Call today to schedule an appointment to learn more.

The finest ad best run nursing care facility in Gwinnett county. Clean, professionally run by…read morecaring and compassionate people. From the maintenance people to the nurses and doctors. All were extrely caring and loving with my mother. They were equally professional and caring with my father.

While the staff and nurses are very caring, there are some operational things that should be…read morechanged. The Rehab division where they work out the patients both in Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy should be more aggressive. Patients are there to get stronger so they can return home but putting pegs in a container and using an extender grabber is only effective for a warm up. PT needs to get patients up and walking throughout the day. Literally, a rotation of a few nurses or aides coming by to pick up the patient to walk the hall is a more practical exercise than a sitting bicycle for 10 minutes, etc. A patient will typically try to get out of PT and OT and if the patient is truly ill or unable at that moment, OK, go get another patient and come back to that one later. Often PT or OT would come get mom before her breakfast (and she is a severe Diabetic) which would put her in for a whole day of sickness! A little planning or earlier breakfast would be more appropriate! Food (rated a 5 out of 10) is not served in consideration of a Diabetic patient in particular. They rely on the patient to "do the right thing" and eat what they should eat according to their own health issues. Most don't bother to do that. A menu repertoire of only about 8-10 entrees come around way too often. Patient-requested favorites come pretty regularly. Medicines are doled out at a dizzying rate and many are added at the whim of attending physicians, via phone mostly. I had to ween my mom off (literally) a couple DOZEN meds once she got home! You MUST be an advocate and EVER-PRESENT voice and watchful eye when your loved one is in there or any others for that matter!

First time customer, thoroughly impressed. Dr Shin is very knowledgeable and takes the extra steps…read more He treated me for long term upper arm pain and started out with an ultrasound, to rule out any infection from vaccine injections. He took additional steps and was patient. I left feeling better and hopeful. I'm continuing to treat with him and I highly recommend him to anyone. These days it's easy to not place much benefit to physical therapy. I know I was reluctant. But when you get the right place and the right therapist it's a different story!