I recently completed a short-term rehab stay at The Terraces of Phoenix health center following hip…read moresurgery. I am quite grateful for the good care I received from the nurses and Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), and the outdoor grounds are beautifully maintained. However, there were notable areas that need improvement. There were times when the care staff felt stretched thin, leading to slow response times when calling for assistance. Furthermore, communication between the administrative team and family members could be improved. A major concern was the doctors, who visit the facility sporadically; my wife was never able to speak with them. The biggest issue was the performance of the physical therapy team. There was no set schedule whatsoever, and they often rushed through sessions in just five minutes, combining physical and occupational therapy together. I tracked each visit to the gym, and we never reached the expected five sessions per week for either physical or occupational therapy. While it is a nice facility with a caring nursing staff, closely monitoring the therapy department, staffing levels, and doctor communication would make the experience much better.

My husband was in the rehab facility at The Terraces of Phx for several weeks. The staff were very…read morefriendly and helpful. I liked that they encouraged eating in the dining room and had nice table cloths with cloth napkins. He was given a choice for each meal. The PT was excellent and the facility is very clean. They have a large recreation room for bingo, movies, etc. Overall, it was a very good experience.

I've taken my time to write this review but feel like it needs to be done. My mom started hospice…read moreon June 16th and passed away on June 19th, 2025. Other than the initial intake process and a visit from the nurse, to prescribe comfort meds and pronounce her death, I NEVER heard from them again. The claim that we are here for the family as well as the patient is really just a marketing ploy and a speech. The follow-up and grief services they claim to offer are not real. Nothing happens. I was the advocate for my mom through the entire process, nobody else.

From the owner: Your Local Care From…read morethe moment you sign up for care from our staff you become part of our family. We are committed to helping patients improve their quality of life, no matter what your goals of care are. We believe that healthcare is not a one-size-fits-all service, and we customize care to meet your needs.

If you love your loved one you WILL NOT send them here! They do not engage the family, provide a…read morediagnosis, make you have to go get prescriptions and provide no sound follow up plans because they want you to just come back. Stay far away from this horrible understaffed place.

One of the worst recovery centers in the valley. Nursing undereducated and rude. Technician…read morefratangsing with patient. On more than one occasion a "BHT" engaging with a client. Poorly trained staff poor facilities makes this a absolute pass. Not a single person cares about your sobriety as much as they do about their name. If you want to get clean and have good care avoid at all costs.

I engaged Navi Nurses to support my elderly father, a vulnerable adult living with dementia,…read moreblindness, and epilepsy. Because I manage his care from 5,000 miles away with an 8-hour time difference, I needed an agency that was organized, communicative, and clinically prepared. While the initial intake call was reassuring--I was promised that a single dedicated nurse (Ashley) would handle both an introductory visit and a crucial upcoming neurology appointment to ensure continuity--everything following that call was complete operational chaos. Dangerous Lack of Clinical Preparation: The primary reason for the neurology visit was to manage a safe medication titration schedule and handle lab work for my father's epilepsy. Despite emailing a medical summary in advance, speaking to Allie on the phone for the better part of an hour, and texting Chi two days before the appointment, the neurologist's office emailed me the following day without the faintest idea about the reason for the appointment. According to the neurologist, the person sent by Navi Nurses brought zero medical context and simply told the doctor that she had only met my father 30 minutes prior and knew nothing about him. Broken Continuity & Lack of Planning and Communication: Despite explaining my time difference and the critical need for consistency for a patient with severe vision loss and dementia, Navi Nurses swapped the assigned staff at the last minute. The replacement texted me minutes before the visit at 10:00 PM my time. After I had already prepared my father for one specific person, this sudden swap added unnecessary confusion and distress for him. Extortionate Cost for Zero Value: In total, this single appointment cost me $760--a $250 initial setup fee, $350 for the nurse to accompany my father to an appointment just 10 minutes away, and $160 for the transport vehicle. Paying nearly $800 for what amounted to an unprepared transit chaperone rather than professional care navigation is completely indefensible. Administrative & Billing Disarray: Basic onboarding failed due to date-of-birth errors on their platform. Worse, after paying the $250 fee, my saved credit card was recharged $350 without explicit consent. Despite paying the remaining balance in full on July 23rd, billing emailed me again two weeks later asking for another $350 payment. Navi Nurses charges premium prices while delivering disjointed communication, zero clinical preparation to physicians, and sloppy financial oversight. If you need dependable, prepared, and accountable care navigation for a vulnerable loved one--especially from a distance--do not trust this company. I will not be using them again.

I have been with Navi nurses for over a year now and it has been truly a blessing to be a part of…read moresuch an impactful team of nurses. I have watched families lose hope trying to find competent and caring medical attention that their loved ones so desperately need. Families find answers and hope with our nurses. Navis nurses provides a customized care plan and a close nit team of nurses who provide undivided attention and care. I couldn't imagine a more rewarding company to be a part of.

Awful, dirty. People share a closet size room, cannot sit or stand. Place smells of smoke all…read morearound. Food is awful. Outside people are camping & heavy smoking. We went to visit someone, it was gross, & cats jumping off roof. Place is dirty & they don't give therapy at all.

Absolutely awful experience. The room was dirty, sheets were never changed, and the machines beeped…read morenonstop all night. The food was just as bad -- they can't even get a simple order right, especially if you're vegetarian. At one point they couldn't tell the difference between a hamburger and a hotdog. The whole place feels like a cement prison. I honestly would've rather been back at the hospital than stuck here. Also, good luck getting physical therapy or anything to actually help you. You're on your own here. Everything I came here for I didn't get. Last thing - Completely unprofessional. I requested medical records over a month ago and was told they were "mailed with no tracking." Nothing ever arrived, and the staff's only response was to "wait longer." Mailing private medical info with no proof or accountability is unacceptable.

I am in my early 50s and I stayed at this place from March for a whole month until April and honest…read moreto God I was terrified, but it was the BEST experience! I WOULD RECOMMEND PHX Mountain to anyone! The care is TOP NOTCH! I'm on the younger side (For once) to be in a Skilled nursing home! I took care of my father and mother before they passed so I know nursing homes ALL OVER PHOENIX AREA including Tempe, Chandler, Mesa, P.V., I know how scary and terrifying some of these places are! That is not the case for Phoenix Mountain on Tatum. The nurses like nurse Barry and nurse. Tristan are amazing. I can't say enough great things. The rooms were clean. The food was fantastic. OK there was a couple days a couple meals are weird, however, 90% of the time the food was phenomenal! When I was there, they had a fantastic chef! The physical therapy team outstanding, the nurses aids or the CNA's down to the housekeeping crew we're incredible. They kept that place immaculate. Although the nurses are overworked, they need a raise and they need to have a one nurse per hallway!!!!! then it will run so much smoother for the nurses. The nurses worked their buns off! and I am so appreciative of that and I am so grateful! I cannot tell you how pleasantly surprised I was of how great this place was!, the people that lived there and that were in my same situation were awesome. My room was lovely. I overlooked a fountain and had lots of sunlight and I had my own bathroom. My roommate was incredible Patricia. She's a 93-year-old blind woman who is the most interesting person. She was awesome, again the place was fantastically clean! It looks a little old older, but it makes up for everything of how great the nurses are and the care is, it was great. The food was great. They even have an area outside where they had a big barbecue and we had hamburgers and hotdog for everyone and they have tons and tons of activities. If that's what your people are into, they had games they had workouts. It was incredible. I can't say enough good things and I'm only in my 50s and I was so surprised but so grateful! I also did have a loved one who stayed there and she had a good experience there too!, so take it from me, I was just there the last day of February 2026 for an entire month until April and I cannot say enough good things about this place! Hit me up if you need more info. Hats off to Phoenix Mountain post acute on Tatum and Thunderbird fantastic! Kind Regards Rosy Slater 714-910-1943

I worked at Phoenix Mountain Post Acute as a CNA, and unfortunately my experience there was very…read morediscouraging. The facility is constantly short staffed, which makes it extremely difficult to provide residents with the quality of care they deserve. With so few CNAs on the floor, call lights would often go unanswered, residents were left waiting for long periods, and basic care like hygiene and toileting was sometimes delayed. Many of us CNAs voiced our concerns, filed complaints, and even reported the building to the state in hopes of bringing positive change. Instead of addressing the issues, several staff members who spoke up were terminated. It felt like management, corporate, and even some of the nursing staff were more focused on protecting themselves than supporting the caregivers or prioritizing resident safety. There are good caregivers who truly care about the residents, but the system in place does not support them. The turnover rate is high, new hires often don't receive proper training, and the overall culture makes it hard to provide the compassionate care that families expect and residents need. Until major improvements are made in staffing, management, and overall accountability, I cannot recommend this facility as a safe workplace or as a place for loved ones to receive care.

I've had the opportunity to work closely with North Mountain over the past several months, and I…read morecan't say enough good things about this team. Every interaction has been professional, compassionate, and centered around providing the best possible care for patients and their families. Summer has been absolutely phenomenal. She consistently goes above and beyond, communicates exceptionally well, and genuinely cares about every patient. Brenna in Guest Relations is always welcoming, kind, and makes everyone feel valued from the moment they walk through the doors. Taryn, one of the Case Managers, is incredibly knowledgeable, responsive, and works tirelessly to ensure patients have the support and resources they need. The clinical team is very kind and supportive. It truly takes a strong team to create the kind of environment North Mountain has. Their collaboration, dedication, and compassion are evident every day, and it's been a pleasure working alongside them. I would confidently recommend North Mountain to anyone looking for excellent care and a team that truly puts patients first.

My brother was there for several months. He passed due to a bug he picked up. All his electronics…read moresuddenly disappeared. Phone, hearing aids, video game, chargers and usb blocks, even toys were missing. F this place

I went to this facility post hospital for rehab from knee surgery. I was there ever two hours and…read moremy admission was never completed; supervisor kept getting called away. While I was given a bed upon arrival, I had to wait over 45 minutes for water, no one ever answered my call button, I was taken to BR and left unassisted, and I did not get my medications when needed. After two hours, I opted to leave as I felt that I was not getting what I needed and did not feel safe.

I'm currently sitting with a friend in this facility, suffering some intense pain from a medical…read moredevice that needs addressed. I requested a nurse 2 hours ago and he hit the nurse call button at the same time. so if you are ok with uour family member waiting and crying out in pain for hours at a time without being helped this is the place for you.

I highly recommend CareWise and Genevieve who was so detailed and helpful in the daunting process…read moreof finding a nice place for my mom. I couldn't have done it without her. I'm forever grateful.

I cannot thank you enough for the service you provide. My entire family was panicked and tearing…read moretheir hair out for weeks trying to figure out a supportive, economical, and socially appropriate housing solution, and Kylee figured it out in less than 48 hours. We would have never found this perfect situation without you. You are an absolute angel!

My comment is regarding Alec at Avista. He handled a big issue in my brother's room today with…read moreprofessionalism and compassion with as little effect on my brother as possible. Quite an asset to this facility. Thank you Alec. Job well done.

My mother is a resident at this place, she is 81 years old and has pretty severe cognitive issues,…read moredementia. She lives in the memory care unit; you have to have a password to use the elevator to get to her floor. I forgot to mention, they have a tablet that you use to check in- you enter your phone number and then it asks if you're seeing your person. It takes your picture, then it prints out a label. You have to use it to check out too, security is important. I went to their Thanksgiving buffet, everyone went to the first floor and got their food. The whole dinning room was open, so family could come visit their loved ones.