THIS REVIEW ONLY APPLIES TO McLEAN VILLAGE'S MOTHER"S DAY LUNCHEON…read more Four days ago, I ordered salmon for dinner at one of the most iconic restaurants in New England- Ken's Steakhouse on Route 9 in Framingham, MA. Today I ordered salmon at a mother's day luncheon at a nursing home in Simsbury. Guess which salmon was a zillion times better than the other? The salmon at McLean's knocked the Ken's salmon out of the park. It was moist and tender. Ken's was overcooked to the point of dried out brittleness. I think it's very nice that McLean's can provide a high quality lunch for relatives of it's clients on special days such as Mothers Day. It cost just $14 and included Chardonnay or sparkling grape juice, a choice of salmon or chicken florentine with a mix and match choice of rice, stuffed baked potato, carrots and asparagus. Oh, and strawberry cheesecake and coffee.. Hats off to the food service folks and servers at McLean's who proved to me that eating institutionalized food doesn't have to be a terrible experience. They did a real nice job of providing lunch for about 75 people and made Mother's Day a little bit nicer for their clients and their families.

This place is a $h*t hole in every aspect. No proper management or care for patients even after a…read moremajor neck surgery. Patients left to fend for themselves. Better off being home, do not let your love ones come here!

Attention to the patients needs. The nurses are caring and the admin and supervisors provide timely…read moreresolutions and communication to the caregiver.

Horrible place. My husband has "fallen" 4x in a matter of 3 weeks in being there. No one answers…read morethe phone. No patient updates after being takin into emergency room for a "fall on his head"!! Plan on calling Attorney General's office to report incidents since arrival for rehab after hip surgery. Weekend staff almost non-existent. Cannot say enough about the poor level of care at this facility.

Well, apparently I wasn't the only one kept in the dark about my loved one's problems in this…read moreplace: https://www.nursinghomesite.com/inspections/075338/GOVERNOR%27S_HOUSE_REHABILITATION_%26_NURSING_CENTER immediately tell a family member about situations? Really?

I knew the accounting on my bill was not correct. I spoke to the owner about problems with her…read morebilling as she said her accounting was perfect, which forced me to do a complete audit of all charges and payments. She consistently applied the wrong amounts paid to her from the Veterans Administration by $10,307.61. She currently owes me a credit of $5,306.37. I am demanding my $5306.37 be forwarded to me via certified check. I have reported her to the Veterans Administration, Medicare, my Attorney, the Attorney General, BBB and a few more agencies who are interested in fraud cases like this. If you choose to work with this Company, be sure to check ALL your numbers going back to the beginning of your service.

As a home care nurse I've dealt with many agencies and I must say by far dynamic touch has the most…read morecaring staff starting with its owner who goes way and above her job to make sure that her patients are well taken care of.

This doctor owned facility sure beats the heck out of the huge corporate owned Hospitals. Smaller,…read moreyet, super efficient, clean, convenient, and an impressive list of surgeons. Surgical procedures available range from: Ophthalmology (including mine), Podiatry (including mine), Ear/Nose/Throat (ENT) and Gastroenterology. My wife previously had two procedures here and today mine was performed without any hick-ups. The wait, short. The pre-op prep a breeze, short, not rushed, and very comforting. The surgery, from what I can remember, top notch without a worry in the world. Recovery, super easy, like nothing happened, graham crackers devoured and ginger ale guzzled. Depending on your procedure you can be in and out in 2-4 hours; mine roughly a 3 hour tour. Make sure your Chauffeur delivers and picks-up. Also, do not hesitate asking for an official prescription for your favorite sweet; I hit the jack pot ICE CREAM!

Wow. I just got some amazing care at this facility for a surgery on my right foot. On 1/4 my…read moresurgery was scheduled for 6am. Do not be surprised when you arrive and the door to the facility says they're open at 7am because it's a lie. They start getting in right at 6 and let you into the comfortable waiting room. The woman at the front desk was super sweet to me and others, including a bit of a Karen, with whom she dealt with kindly and swiftly. Once I got behind the surgical doors it was like a surgery factory in the best way. Immediately I had a couple of people tending to me in terms of getting me info, giving me info, giving me anesthesia (with great explanations of everything they were going to do to me). I then spotted my orthopedic surgeon, who also gave me great expectations on what to expect. Next thing you know it's 11am, I'm awake back in the same recovery space and feeling good with some saltines and ginger ale. I was swiftly wheelchaired to my wife, waiting with the car at the front door of the facility. Easy peasy. The facility called me the following day to check up on me and remind me of my Dr.'s orders. My doc is not into prescribing hard hitting, addictive opiates so I left with only an RX for strong ibuprofren. The facility reminded me when they called that I can also take Tylenol in between ibuprofren doses, if I needed. I have to have surgery on my other foot either later this year or next and I will definitely use the same Surgeon (Dr. Rode of WH Podiatry) and Bloomfield Ambulatory Surgery Center. Top notch.

The doctor didn't know what one of my medications was and didn't talk to me about it before the…read moreprocedure. Luckily a technician caught it when I was sitting in the chair about to get anesthesia. I could have aspirated during anesthesia and choked. Also problems with the billing person, Mae. She wasn't responding to the insurance company request for additional information to process the claim. Also, the doctor wrote in my chart that I had 52 minutes of anesthesia when I didn't! They billed insurance for it. Even though they made me pay for it up front. When I told Mae I didn't have anesthesia she didn't believe me and wasn't going to give me the refund I was told I would get since I didn't have it. All around a very negative experience.

I had an implant done and was a little nervous but Dr.Gill and the staff put me at ease.They…read moreexplained every part of the procedure and made sure I was ok as things went along.Everything went fine and I highly recommend them.