They over work their staffs for little or less money.They deserve no positive rating..Their staff…read moredoes almost all the whole work.The are CNA,Housekeepers,Laundry workers andfood servers..so much work and they do there and are paid less.The abuse the labor oftheir staffs

MALTA HOUSE FOR SENIORS PART OF VICTORY HOUSING, INC…read more The best decision I ever made was to arrange admission for my elderly sister to Malta House in Hyattsville, Maryland. She was living in the family home in Takoma Park, MD and was no longer safe and competent to live alone. I told her that she "needed to retire". She accepted that but with great anxiety. I spoke to her primary physician and she recommended Malta House. I was impressed as soon as I walked into the building. It was a great surprise that the supervisor, Sister Jean, was a previous patient of mine. She was a person that I respected very much. The current supervisor, Elisabeth Orchard, has taken the previous high standards up several notches. Her leadership style includes teaching the staff to achieve the highest level of caring, respect and compassion for seniors and especially for the difficulties of life for those who are losing abilities that they previously had. She leads also by by knowing exactly how care is given at any time and thus closes the loop between her teaching and implementation of those ideals. My sister was comfortable almost immediately after admission. Malta House emphasizes community, caring, compassion, cleanliness, and peace of mind so that social life and activity can be maximized. It is safe, spacious, and the food is fabulous since the head of food services previously worked as a chef on cruise ships. Most of all, my sister has piece of mind for the rest of her life. The facilities are amazing that there is so much in a space that still is cozy and home like. They have a beauty salon, library, resident pantry, 2 sitting rooms, one with a fire place and the other with a large TV, a fitness program, a book club, arts, music, transportation and shared space for parties and family visits. All is on one level and is accessible. The studio apartments are also spacious, comfortable, with large window that looks out on gardens and a patio. There is 24/7 staff that live in the building and provide emergency care if needed. The residents wear a small comfortable alarm system so if they leave the premises inadvertently, an alarm goes to the staff. Doors are locked to get in but not to leave of course. There are religious services available. My sister and I were not raised Roman Catholic. We were Presbyterians. But, the feeling there is clearly acceptance and respect of our beliefs and people of any denomination can be very comfortable. Assisted Living is not cheap! The cost there is lower than many others and much is achieved for the money that is spent. It's a good deal! My sister is happy there and considers Malta House to be her home.

It brings me joy to be able to say that Sligo Creek Healthcare was the best decision I could have…read moremade when deciding which rehab facility to go to. There was a mix up and I was led to believe I was going home when I was discharged from the Hospital, but medical transport pulled up to Sligo Creek. I was resistant at first and did not want to stay but soon decided to stay. The nurses that cared for me were so caring I soon came to miss them on their day off. Because of my condition I ended up staying 6 months. Do not judge the old bldg. to the staff or the facility's ability to care and treat you. Sligo Creek is at the top of my list if I ever need to enter a facility as a resident. This is how much I liked and appreciated the care I received.

It stinks so bad. It always smell like urine. I don't think they ever clean in there.read more

When I came to Crescent Cities Nursing And Rehabilitation nothing was done for my arrival even…read morethough the Hospital fax over everything what to treatment to give me and medication,I had to be rushed to the hospital because of my pain and anxiety I had and then when I came back nothing was getting done to my satisfaction, I was so unhappy and the nurse practitioner only seen me twice in the 3 months I been here,all this because the social worker wasn't doing her job correctly,I ran out of physical therapy days and they submitted the wrong paperwork to my private insurance company and they denied my physical therapy so now here I wait for my Medicaid Application to be approved, Crescent Cities Nursing And Rehabilitation could have given me my 30 days discharge but they didn't,they kept a roof over my head,they fead me and gave me my medication, Administrator Mr. Goddard did a complete turnaround to this place,when I submit a complaint to him the man gets things done ,I praise Ms. Gladys and Ms. Comfort for a job well done,there are so kind and caring and would do anything for you,the cleaning crew really keeps this place clean,every single day rooms and bathrooms get cleaned,I never see any bugs or rodents,they do your laundry for you,the maintenance man has it together,can fix anything in a split second,I just wish they had a better pharmacy because this place there doing business with is slow and please let's do something with the food,it's terrible, sickness,cold gross and small portions and they just don't care what they feeding people,they do however keep you busy with activities,you can go outside in the front of building or wait for smoke break and they will take you in a lock fence to smoke up,I been in many Rehabilitation Centers and this ranks pretty high, Hospital nurses put Nursing Homes down saying they won't be able to keep up with the amount of medication I take but they been doing a great job, i can get though the hallways pretty well in my wheelchair and I can see in each room and everyone seems to be comfortable and tooken care of,no one can see eye to eye and you will not be happy wherever you go and no one wants to be in a nursing home but there good to go to if you need this kind of help,as I see no one here is being miss treated in any way,I would say I would recommend Crescent Cities Nursing And Rehabilitation for your care or a love one but I hope it continues that way. God Bless

Do not choose this facility if you are looking for a place to care for someone you love. Consider…read morethis a warning. My stepfather passed away on January 27, 2026, after residing at this facility from December 3, 2025. What my family experienced during that time has been deeply disturbing and traumatic. Issues we observed included concerns related to food quality, communication, and the overall treatment of residents--especially those with dementia or who cannot fully advocate for themselves. These are individuals who rely entirely on staff for safety and dignity. Since his passing, I have learned information through police involvement and from other families who had loved ones here. Hearing similar stories has been heartbreaking and alarming. If you are considering placing a loved one here and have the option to move them elsewhere, I urge you to do so before being reassured, dismissed, or gaslit into trusting care that may not be what it appears. Families are often told exactly what they want to hear. I was very involved and asked many questions while my stepfather was here. That should never make a family feel unwelcome--but it did. I hope more people speak up. Silence only allows harm to continue.

Apple Blossoms should be your number one pick if you want a…read morewarm and professional approach to assisted living for your precious loved one. Why? Because the head of Apple Blossoms, Odette Rodney, is an experienced caregiver who has created a special, family-style environment that provides individualized attention for each of the residents. Because the nurses are jewels, chosen for their qualities of patience, caring, and experience. Because, tasty, homemade meals are provided three times a day and two snacks (with some tweaks, tailored to each resident's preferences). Because my precious mother was blessed to have spent her final time of life in its peaceful embrace. Therefore, if you are looking for a place with folks who will learn to build a special relationship with your loved one, watchful for anything that might affect their health or comfort, there is no better choice than Apple Blossoms. -Perry Degener, Silver Spring.

I was looking for home care for my uncle and Visiting Angels was recommended by a healthcare…read moreprofessional so we decided to give them a try. My uncle has dementia and we've had bad experiences before where people are mean to him, but the staff doesn't argue with him. They're respectful of who he is. We got a caregiver and she is on time, professional, and communicates well. She provides him with transportation and help him with his medications. Fumi in the office is wonderful. She does our schedule for transportation and helps with billing.

I arranged this service for an elderly cousin in DC. The Visiting Angels worker picked him up from…read morea local short-term rehab facility upon his discharge there, then drove him to his apartment. All of his needs were taken care of over the next few days, to help him get settled back in properly. This included meal prep, light cleaning, grocery shopping, and even driving him to an important medical appointment. A different worker came in for the second through fourth day. Both ladies were extremely competent, experienced, courteous, caring, and patient. My telephone interactions with the organization's management personnel and the workers' supervisor were also excellent. They were professional, courteous and readily available. I will gladly use Visiting Angels in the future, should the need arise.

I worked here and the staff members are great. I just wish it smelled better and was kept up a bit…read more I think the epidemic of lack of nurses and overworked nurses is true and so I think they need a lot of grace. However, there are lots of changes happening corporately which is awesome so I'm happy to see that go into affect.

My brother, a veteran was admitted to this place on July 14, 2022. With the help of Veterans…read moreAdministration, I had him removed and placed into a decent, caring facility 2 weeks later on July 28th. You've read the reviews on this place, now believe them! This place has no business caring for people! My husband and I were required to take a covid test when we arrived. We were both handed a box and told to read the instructions and take the test. The woman told us to go to the kiosk, register and take the test. Seeing so many people walking around and no dedicate area to take the test, I went back to the desk. We were told to stand in the entrance...yes, we were swabbing our nose as people were going in/out of the building. This was embarrassing as well as disgusting! We took my brothers clothes and other necessities on the 15th. As I entered the facility there were people loitering in the hallway. Staff were talking loud, joking and playing with each other. The smell of urine in this facility is horrendous! As my husband opened the closet to hang up my brother's clothing, a large bag fell out with someone's belongs. I checked the drawers and they too were full. Two days he was moved. We found his clothes in a plastic bag with whatever remains were on his food table. Hiss new underwear, socks, and deodorant were missing. VA transport picked up my brother for a doctor's appointment and when I met them at VA Hospital. I was told that my brother needed to be changed. Yes! They sent him out probably with the diaper he had on the night before! As we were talking to the doctor, he asked the doctor if someone could change him. The doctor looked at me, I was so embarrassed. The next day I found my brother in the bed with a sheet draped across him, and the door wide opened. He told me that she had been gone for a long time. I closed the door and stood there for about 10 minutes waiting for someone to come back. My brother had a stroke, and could not feed himself. They were putting his tray on the table and removing it, if he doesn't eat. VA was paying them for full-skilled care which means someone should have been feeding him. My brother's room was extremely hot. I was told that the heat had to be left on because the man in the room with my brother had breathing problems and need the heat to breathe. WTH! It's 100 degrees outside! My brother was sweating badly. I contacted Veterans Administration and told them of the situation, and they immediately started arrangements to get him moved. Just 2 weeks after my brother entered this facility, I was finally getting him out! He is in a beautiful, loving facility that is taking good care of him. One other thing, don't let the manicured lawn with the flowers, videos or pictures fool you. The inside is a dump full of some uncaring humans. I say some, because I know there are some people working there who truly care. You have been warned!

There aren't enough superlatives to describe the care my husband received at the Adventist…read moreRehabilitation Center in Silver Spring.  Everyone is caring and focused on getting the patient healthy and maintaining a stress free environment so you can focus your energies on healing.  They all work as a team.  Dr. Thorpe, in addition to being an extremely skilled physician, he is thoughtful, caring and attentive. He makes you feel as if you're his only patient taking whatever time is needed to answer any questions and keep you informed of the treatment plans. My husband came to the center unable to walk because of spine surgery and with a diagnosis of a blood disorder.  As a result of Dr. Thorpe's thoroughness, it turned out that there was no blood disorder.  The usual blood tests provided inaccurate results. The physical and occupational therapists were equally caring and skilled. The therapies had him walking and slowly becoming self sufficient. The nursing care cannot be praised enough.They were always responsive to his needs and often checked in just to see how he was doing. Our care navigator, Ms. Enitan Macarthy worked to maintain quality care and made the transition home seamless. We owe a debt of gratitude to the entire staff for getting my husband functioning well enough to come home.