Had a stroke on 02/10/26 was immediately taken to Morristown hospital for treatment, when I was…read moredischarged, I was transferred to Holly Manor rehab facility, in Mendham, NJ. when I first got to the facility, I really did not what to expect, but was pleased to find out that the same level of care I received in Morristown, I also got at Holly Manor. They have a very professional staff that takes care of all your wants and needs. They did a thorough evaluation, asking all the necessary questions, and informing me of what to expect in the coming weeks. I was very pleased, with the rehab and the caring/loving staff!

To say that I am deeply disappointed with the care my mother received at the SN Genesis HC - Holly…read moreManor Center (84 Cold Hill Road, Mendham, NJ 07945) is an understatement. What should have been a safe and supportive environment for a two-week rehabilitation stay after hip surgery turned into a constant source of stress and concern for our family, ending with the subsequent decline in health of our loved one and her passing away. The facility has issues with being short-staffed. This created an atmosphere whereby staff seemed overwhelmed and inattentive to the needs of the patients/residents they were responsible for providing quality care. My mother entered this facility with no issues related to incontinence and within a few days the facility was putting her in an adult diaper. Family members witnessed call lights going unanswered for extreme amounts of time. This could lead to an increased risk for patient/resident injuries due to falls as well as incontinence. My mother was transferred to this facility with medical notes from nurses and doctors at the hospital she had her surgery in. As the receiving facility, Holly Manor Center was privileged with the knowledge that my mother was being treated for Congestive Heart Failure as well as finishing up a course of antibiotics used to treat pneumonia. Part of Holly Manor Center's care plan reports included vigilant assessment of her CHF and for resurgence of infection(s) since this was still a critical post-operative period for a geriatric patient. I was assured by the social worker that this facility was able to provide those assessments and cares should the need arise. This, however, was not the case. Communication was another major issue. It was difficult to get updates about my mother's condition, and when I reached the nursing staff and asked questions, responses were dismissive or felt like there was an uncertainty in how to respond to questions. On a few occasions, receptionist could not even find nursing staff to receive my call, and would leave a message, but no nursing staff called back. Nursing staff were often aloof with responses and this left you with the overall impression that they did not care. My mother's health began to decline within a few days of being at this facility. Nursing staff would not take our concerns seriously, despite their own care plan including vigilant assessment of signs and symptoms related to possible infection(s). Less than a week after she was transferred to this facility for physical therapy/rehabilitation, she had declined so badly that we demanded she be transferred back to the hospital. With reluctance, they finally agreed. Once readmitted to the hospital, it was determined her pneumonia had become so severe that now she was septic. She was received back to the care of the hospital with a noted bed sore, and visible decline and health. Within a few days of this, my mother passed away. I would strongly urge others to carefully consider their options before placing a loved one in this facility. What was supposed to be a short-term stay of two weeks, showcased how problematic elderly care is in this country. Poor quality of care, lack of medical assessment, and a reluctance to see the actual signs and symptoms as serious will forever leave our family wondering if this facility's dismissive treatment of my mother hastened her decline subsequently her death.

Michael went above and beyond to accommodate our group, as we came in from out of town! Highly…read morerecommended!

Michael came to our hotel on very short notice and accommodated multiple massages for our cycling…read moregroup seamlessly. He was professional, organized, punctual, and incredibly skilled. Every member of our group was impressed with the quality of his work and the overall experience. His ability to coordinate everything efficiently while still providing personalized, high-quality massages truly stood out. We greatly appreciated his flexibility and professionalism, and we would highly recommend him to anyone looking for exceptional service. Thank you, Michael, for going above and beyond to make today happen!

Our LO was born with a tongue and lip tie. Once it was corrected, his eating got better but he…read morestill had a lot of tension in his body and favored one side. In-home pediatric physical therapy was a HUGE help. They helped our son rediscover his tongue and helped loosen up his neck, shoulders, and back. They were safe with masks and gloves while still being personal and warm. There was also a great blend of in-person services and exercises/activities we could do at home to support his recovery.

I was referred to Dr. Tadros for my son's plagiocephaly. He was born prematurely with torticollis…read moreand it was affecting the shape of his head and his ability to latch/feed from a bottle, amongst other issues. We started working with Dr Tadros when he was about 7 weeks old... by 10 weeks my son was able to latch and was receiving most of his at home meals directly from me vs the bottle. When he was using the bottle, he was much more efficient and we weren't losing most of my pumped milk to his shirt! We've now been working together for 3 months and his head shape has drastically improved and he's stronger than ever -- he just loves tummy time! She also has given us tons of advice for at-home activities, toys and other supports. I'm actually not sure what we'd do at home with our kids, if it wasn't for her guidance. We're now working with Dr Tadros to help our daughter (they're twins) with some muscle tightness and feeding issues. At 16 weeks my daughter finally learned to latch, her clicking while on the bottle has stopped, and like her brother, she's much more efficient while feeding from the bottle. I can't recommend Dr Tadros enough. She has been a Godsend to our family!

We'll be return very soon, the service was amazing and I was overjoyed when the owner allowed me to…read moreexperience cupping. This is my favorite self-care

I've been going to Jim for years and finally found some time to write this overdue review! The…read morepractice itself is not your normal day spa, but if you truly have pain this is where you want to try. Whenever my body gets injured, Jim knows how to realign it back and with his experiences it does reflect in the craft!

I love my trainer. I hate this company. They're nasty. I started using them after a brain injury…read morefrom a fall. I forgot my password. I called to get it? Know what? I was told "You're an adult and adults have to take responsibility for their actions. Call in a few weeks and MAYBE we'll give it to you. " I was also supposed to have TWO trainers for different aspects of my recovery. They didn't have a second one available when I began early in January. Know what ? AS of mid February, apparently they still don't. I'm guessing since no one called or sent an email. Look for someone else.

Grace has bungled 5 appt times with dementia patients. No reminders, written appt info, no…read morecommunication w family, nurses. Messed up five times in one month. SUNRISE OF FAIR OAKS