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    4.3 (11 reviews)
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    King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation - Food that was left int fathers mouth by King David staff responsible for feeding him.

    King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation

    2.3(24 reviews)
    1.7 miBath Beach

    In September 2025, my father walked, talked, sang, and danced. After a hospital stay, he was…read moretransferred to King David for rehabilitation to help him walk again. I had high hopes for this facility after reading positive reviews. My father, who has dementia, was sent to King David for rehabilitation. When he arrived, he was not walking, and unfortunately, when he left, he still could not walk and was in worse condition than when he initially arrived. After his stay, he could barely speak, had lost over 20 pounds, was severely dehydrated, and appeared emotionally and physically broken. Because of his dementia, my father was entirely reliant on the medical staff for his meals, fluids, and general care. He could not feed himself or communicate when something was wrong, as he was not speaking. This made it even more critical that the staff provide attentive and timely care. The most painful memory I will always carry is the day we visited him and found him in the worst condition I had ever seen. He looked extremely weak, frail, and ill. His blood sugar was 475, and despite how alarming that was, we did not see a sense of urgency from the staff at that time. As a family, we were deeply concerned for his safety. During our visit, I noticed what I initially thought might be blood in my father's mouth. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be dried food stuck on his tooth. I am not sure how many hours or days it had been there, but it was alarming and prompted me to insist that the ER doctor examine his mouth. Upon checking, the ER doctor discovered and removed food from his mouth, which I personally witnessed. I have photos of this, which I am attaching to this review for context. In my attempts to transfer my father from King David to another facility, I found the social work team and nursing supervisors largely unhelpful. The social work team essentially expected me to handle much of the process myself. Three photos are attached for context: one showing my father before entering King David, one from the day he was taken to the emergency room, and one from the hospital while an ER physician was removing food from his mouth that was left by a medical personnel at King David. Seeing these images side by side reflects the drastic decline in his condition during this period. I will always regret placing my father in King David's care. But I share this so that others can make informed decisions. No family should ever have to experience what we did. Rehabilitation is meant to help people heal and regain strength. In my experience, my father's condition declined during his stay. Our elderly deserve dignity, careful attention, and compassion. Families deserve transparency. I hope this encourages meaningful improvements in how patients are cared for.

    King David is dirty and the Aides hang out at the nursing station all day talking. The staff is…read moreattentive to their clients needs. I have witnessed Aides dozing off sitting in the hallway on more than one occasion.

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    King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation - The condition my father was left in after being at King David for two months.

    The condition my father was left in after being at King David for two months.

    King David Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation - This is how King David Staff took care of my father's oral hygiene, by leaving food to dry in his mouth and on his teeth.

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    Boro Park Center

    Boro Park Center

    1.2(37 reviews)
    1.4 miBorough Park

    I was at Maimonides where I received an operation and treatment following a fall from a ladder. For…read morethe sake of convenience, and because the facilities are physically attached to each other, I selected Borough Park Center for rehab. I was there for about 10 days and decided to discharge myself home, prematurely as it happened. This facility was quite grim, the food poor, the staff, with some exceptions, largely unresponsive. I consider the personnel issue largely due to the obvious fact that this place is understaffed - the CNA'S (Certified Nurse's Aides) are overworked and the morale poor. A truly outstanding exception in the care I received was in the person of Eve Romero Zaid (CNA), a person of extraordinary friendliness, ability, competence and compassion, always ready with a smile. The people in the OT department were rather mechanical and formulaic in their approach, but the PT department was excellent, especially my therapists, Ricky and Monica. I can't end this review without reference to the horrible discomfort I was subjected to by the bed, more specifically the mattress, which is covered by thick, HARD PLASTIC. (!!!) If you're confined to one position on your back for 22 hours a day this mattress becomes a major negative theme in your life. I tried moving my body as much as possible to avoid bed sores, begged for a mattress topper or an egg crate foam cushion, to no avail. I do not exaggerate. This mattress was a horror.

    Very bad here. When you get a bad attendant, can be terrible experience. Still waiting average of…read more45 minutes before someone came to clean my father's soiled diaper. As he had hip surgery he needs assistance which some staff here begrudgingly provided. His bed, tv and nurse button were broken ad only fixed during the weekend. Stay away from here if you have a choice.

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    Therapy-In-Motion

    4.0(18 reviews)
    1.6 miBorough Park
    18 years in business
    Family-owned & operated

    My father needed physical therapy, Therapy In Motion was the first place that came to mind. I've…read moreheard many great things about this office from work colleagues. Easy to schedule an appt. Opens late and on Sundays. The friendliest staff. Clean space. Dr. Dan Ha was very straight forward during consultation. He has a firm personality and made great realistic points, just the perfect person that my stubborn father needs. First impresson does matter and I will be entrusting my father's care with this amazing team.

    Having a frozen shoulder is not fun but I was lucky enough to have Dr. Dan work on it and so far…read moreafter 3 sessions, I can confidentially say my right shoulder is already feeling better with more mobility. Of course I still have a long way to go and more sessions with Dr. Dan but I felt inclined to express how wonderful I feel so far especially after each session. My shoulder and arm doesn't hurt as much now when I sleep and the tightness around my neck is less. I definitely recommend Dr. Dan if you need PT. He has a glowing personality and he loves to joke and sing which I think is a great distraction for the pain, especially when he is about to adjust the mobility of my arm. Best of all, Dr. Dan can speak Vietnamese and Cantonese so if you feel more comfortable speaking in those languages, he can accommodate. As for the clinic, I love the location and the staff here. They are efficient and friendly. The clinic is located in the basement of a residential house but it seems to have all the equipment you'll need for your recovery.

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    CBS interview of Dr. Abe Kopolovich as the premier office for Treatment of Flat Head Syndrome & Torticollis. 12-8-18

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    Spear Physical Therapy

    Spear Physical Therapy

    4.4(45 reviews)
    4.2 miPark Slope

    My experience at Spear Park Slope was very positive-- I worked with Fraidy who is such a caring,…read morerespectful, and skilled provider. She was a great listener and adapted the exercises as time went by, always mindful of how I was feeling that week. All of my interactions with Spear staff (e.g., checking in at front desk, working with other providers in Fraidy's absence) were positive and professional. Highly recommend this practice to all and would return if needed!

    I am beyond frustrated with the level of incompetence and lack of professionalism with Spear and…read morespecifically this location. I arrived at exactly 9:05 for my appointment today, paid my co-pay, and sat in the waiting area as instructed. After 15 minutes of sitting right in front of the desk, I received an automated email stating I was a "no-show." When I flagged this, the receptionist tried to claim I was "late" and that my therapist, Anushka, needed to reschedule me. This is completely false. I was on time and waiting in the lobby the entire time. To make matters worse, they then suggested I could still be seen 20 minutes into my time slot, which is totally unacceptable and unfair to any patient. I am 32 weeks pregnant and do not have the energy to deal with this kind of run-around. Between the clerical errors and the attempt to blame the patient for their own mistake, I will not be returning. I'd highly recommend looking elsewhere if you value your time and expect basic professional courtesy.

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