I can't say enough great things about AdviniaCare Naples Assisted Living. From the moment you walk…read morein, the atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and truly feels like home. The staff goes above and beyond to treat every resident with kindness, dignity, and genuine care. It's clear they are passionate about what they do. The activities program is also wonderful, offering engaging and meaningful options that keep residents active and connected. Families can feel confident knowing their loved ones are in a safe, supportive, and caring environment. I highly recommend this community to anyone looking for quality assisted living in the Naples area.

Please beware of this facility. We were over charged and received poor care…read more After my mother was a resident there of 4 years, and with my mother's condition worsening, the constant issues of medication being distributed on time and lack of care and empathy from the nurses, all of these things finally pushed me to move my mother. We have several emails to the head nurse and director documenting our issues and we gave a proper 30day notice. We moved out at the end of August 2024 and was still charged for September. My family and I were both assured this money would be refunded when we initially brought this to their attention, but it still has not been refunded and now, we aren't getting any response. We are owed over $6000.

Dr Scott was absolutely amazing. In all of the 31 years I've been going to a chiropractor, I've…read morenever had a more gentle and professional experience. He made sure I was comfortable, and addressed every single issue I had and didn't make me feel annoying for asking a lot of questions. The session did not feel rushed unlike most chiropractic places. I'm extremely glad I found Gulf Coast Spine & Sport. 10/10 would recommend! Thank you so much Dr. Scott! Can't wait for my next appointment!

Dr. Scott saved my life! I came to see him about pain in my calf muscle and he sent me for an…read moreultrasound to rule out a DVT (deep vein thrombosis). Sure enough it was a blood clot! After calling my primary care doctor he suggested I go to the ER right away. Had it not been for Dr. Scott that blood clot could have broken loose and killed me! Dr. Scott is an excellent chiropractor and always makes me feel welcome and knows how to adjust my neck and back like a true professional. He takes his time with you and truly cares about his patients. I would highly recommend Dr. Scott Weiland!

Today two veteran CNAs , one the lead CNA weekdays and another there alot were changing my mother's…read moreunderwear in bed. She is 100 years old and in memory care unit. Come on!!? Two of the three window blinds smack dab in front of the bed and facing a sidewalk were WIDE OPEN!!! GEEZ. CNA 101... respect the resident and close the window blinds prior to undressing the resident!!! Duh!! Moorings Park...this is NOT the first time I have witnessed this. Once at night I was walking around the building and bcz CNAs neglected to shut the blinds for the elderly lady in memory care and shut the bathroom door... she was seen on the toilet. Nice job Chateau CNAs!! Maybe learn to pay attention to details. You have a job at a highly ranked Skilled Nursing Center. And Memory Care residents and their families expect much better.

If all you need is PT, then this place is good. For nursing care, doctor care and aide care forget…read moreit except for the 7am-3pm shift M-F. Thereafter things deteriorate to worse to completely unacceptable . If you have no food intolerances or special needs, the food is all made fresh; but if you do, good luck. They made too many blunders and injuries to list in one month of stay. I left to get home health care regardless of the cost.

This place is excellent. I highly recommend it for all of your physical therapy needs. You are…read moretreated like family here. Marina is one of the physical therapists. I highly recommend her. She is kind, patient, thoughtful, caring, and supportive throughout your rehabilitation. Also, I have to add the front office Staff are extremely friendly, very helpful and thorough. It's really nice to go to a place with the front office Staff are so welcoming and the therapists are amazing. I've been to several other physical therapists in Naples and hands-down this is the best!!

They did not understand the nature of my pain and continue to try traditional physical therapy. I…read moreasked them if they did orthopedic manual therapy or functional manual therapy and they told me yes, but they did not. I was in as much or more pain when I left there as when I came in. I think they are traditional physical therapists and that's all.

If I could give Naples Health and Rehab zero stars, I would. For the past five years, my mother has…read morebeen a patient here, and I can say without hesitation that it has been a complete nightmare. While there have been brief moments of hope--occasional improvements and a few staff members who genuinely tried--those moments are quickly erased by the overwhelming neglect, lack of compassion, and sheer incompetence that defines this facility. Over the years, ownership has changed hands multiple times, and each time, I've met with the new administrators to express my growing concerns. And each time, I've been met with empty promises and no meaningful action. Nothing changes. If anything, it continues to decline. On June 7th, 2025, at approximately 11:30 AM, I walked into my mother's room to find her feeding tube machine blaring and flashing multiple error codes. No one was around. Not a single nurse or aide had responded. A male aide entered the room to check the other patient, who wasn't even there, and just before he walked out, he asked me if I needed help. I literally had to tell him that the feeding tube machine is malfunctioning and needs to be addressed. The head nurse came into the room, left, and didn't return for another 8-10 minutes. When she finally returned to fix the machine, I asked her if she knew how long the machine had been like this. She mumbled something under her mask and never even faced me. My mother, who has no mobility in her arms or legs, had also been lying there covered in her own urine and feces. Flies were buzzing around the room. It was like something out of a horror film. This isn't just unacceptable--it's inhumane. It's horrifying to think they aren't doing their job unless a family member raises concerns. Despite being completely bedridden, my requests to have her taken out of bed occasionally were ignored. When I insisted, I was told it's too difficult to move her, as if that justifies letting her sit for days in one position. As a result, she can develop bed sores, something that is completely preventable with proper care. She is always dehydrated. Every time I visit, I notice how dry her lips are, how low her fluid intake is, and how little urgency the staff shows about addressing it. I know she is on a feeding tube, but her oral fluid intake is nonexistent. Last month, my mother was discharged from the hospital and returned to Naples Health and Rehab, only to find that she had been kicked out of her room. No explanation, no preparation--just displaced. The family was never even notified, and when we visited her, we were told she had been moved to a different room. A dark, disgusting, and unsanitary room all the way in the back, down the hallway. As if she were a piece of furniture, not a human being. As if they were trying to hide her. Some specific points that anyone considering this facility needs to know: * The building is filthy. It smells like human waste. The walls, floors, and hallways are neglected. The presence of flies is a constant issue, which tells you everything you need to know about the sanitation here. * The staff is a mixed bag, at best. While a few seem to care, far too many are rude, dismissive, and incompetent. Some speak to family members with annoyance, as if doing their basic duties is a burden. * The food is horrible. (I know because my mother wasn't always on a feeding tube.) Naples Health and Rehab is not just mismanaged--it's dangerous. If you have a loved one who needs care, I urge you to look elsewhere. I wouldn't wish what we've gone through on anyone. No one deserves to be treated like this. They don't care about patients; they care about profits. The emotional toll this has taken on my family is immeasurable. I fear for my mother's health and well-being every single day. And I'm exhausted from fighting a system that seems designed to neglect the most vulnerable among us. My goal is to remove my mother from this facility. Your goal should be to never let your loved ones enter that place. Learn from our experience. Do not place your loved ones here.

I joined the Naples Health and Rehab Team, 2 months ago, and we continue to make changes for the…read morebetter. Nothing happens overnight, as change takes time; nonetheless, we forge onward because each resident and family deserve the best care possible. We will continue to hire new staff, educate, train, and raise the expectations for care. As the Director of Nursing, I always welcome feedback, and keep my door open for residents and families. I hope you will join us on this journey!

Dr. Frick and his team are some of the kindest and most caring people I've ever met. I truly…read moreappreciate the time and attention they give at every visit. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with warmth and professionalism, and it's clear that they genuinely care about your well-being. Dr. Frick takes the time to listen, explain things thoroughly, and tailor each treatment to your specific needs. His approach is not only effective but also incredibly compassionate. If you're looking for a chiropractor who truly puts patients first, look no further. I can't recommend Dr. Frick and his amazing team enough!

I came in for my first visit after leaving another chiropractor, hopeful for a better…read moreexperience--but unfortunately, I left with an injury that lasted several days. While the chiropractor was kind and attentive, he seemed to struggle with adjusting my body effectively, possibly due to the size difference between us. I truly appreciated how well he listened and the overall warmth of the staff, but after having my back thrown out during the appointment, I don't feel confident returning for future care.

I broke my hip from an accident 12/27/25 and was in NCH Hospital North Naples for a few days (not a…read moregood experience there, see other review). On 12/30/25 around 4 pm I was admitted to Encompass. I stayed there for the next 11 days. Food A Doctors Cruz and Presley A- P.T. and O.T. staff (3hrs/day) A- Day Nurses and aids B+ Night Nurses and aids B Housekeeping/cleanliness B Case Manager C I was told that I would be discharged 1/12. Therefore, I was astonished that I was told at 3 pm on 1/8 that I would be discharged on 1/9 at 1030 am. I was totally not prepared to return to my home (I live alone). I had no special equipment like walker, commode (to go over toilet), and shower chair. They said they could loan me one of their walkers and I could return it later - what? I appealed this discharge to Medicare, but was informed about 3 pm 1/9 that my appeal was denied and so I was discharged on the morning of 1/10. Overall, Encompass was very good for rehab.

After major surgery, my father spent two weeks here. Despite many good reviews, we are less than…read moreimpressed with our experience. While the staff was friendly, there was very little communication, especially from his case manager, and at times the staff seemed overwhelmed. It felt necessary to be there all day every day to advocate for him and his needs. Hygiene issues: My dad wasn't given adequate showers or bathed, despite several staff members telling me he had been, including his case worker. The sanitary wrapping was still on the shower chair by day five. After finally being showered, he went another five days - despite multiple staff ensuring us they do showers "every other day." When we requested a bed bath or shower, we were told the staff didn't have time or that he "wasn't on the schedule." Weekends were the worst. My aunts and I gave him several bed baths because the staff wouldn't/couldn't. He was also left in the same clothes for multiple days. Lack of cleanliness on weekends: During the week, there was someone consistently cleaning the rooms. However, over the weekend, I found a soiled Depends and wet shorts laying on the table in the room after he had had an accident overnight. Medical needs weren't fulfilled: After four days of hallucinations, the nurses and doctors finally listened to us and took him off the medicine that was causing the issues. Compression socks were requested several times over a weekend, and we were told they were out. It's a rehab facility, and he needed them for his known history of blood clots. Despite telling his case worker that he wasn't mentally equipped to ask for pain pills, they were not prescribed. His case worker said she would write it in the notes on his chart to offer pain medicine, but that the nurses were trained to only give them upon request and "some nurses don't read the notes." At which point I asked, isn't that their job? Another nurse tried to shame him for asking for oxycodone. Despite the doctor having a 20-minute conversation with us telling him he needs oxycodone because of the level of pain he's in. If he didn't have the oxycodone, he would be in too much pain to do physical therapy, which is ultimately what happened. One nurse left his pills on the counter in his room when she left, and my father had to remind them he had not been given them. Despite his blood pressure being dangerously low the entire time he was in Encompass, the issue wasn't addressed until two days before he left when he was given medication to try to bring it up. He missed out on multiple days of physical therapy because it was as low as 88/44 upon standing. Poor communication: The family wasn't notified when he was moved from the hospital to the facility - we found out when we showed up at the hospital to see him. After being moved, communication got worse. The case manager did not return four voicemails, ranging from questions on care (including showers) to equipment that failed to show up for discharge. He was admitted on a Saturday, and we finally got to talk to a doctor on Monday. Twice when I called with a question, I was transferred to the nurses station. The phone rang for about four minutes, and then hung up. Issues at discharge: We had requested a wheelchair and bedside commode on Tuesday before his Friday discharge. They finally arrived the following Tuesday after voicemails to several case workers went unreturned. Instead of therapy taking him to the car simulator, our family finally took him ourselves, so we could figure out the best route to get him home. Lack of therapy: We were told he would get "three hours of therapy every day." Over the weekend on a Saturday, he laid in bed for more than 36 hours because he had already "reached his 15 hours of therapy for the week." Attention: After his first physical therapy session, he rolled himself back to his room in his wheelchair unsupervised. It appeared no one was paying attention. While we appreciated the kindness of the nurses and doctors, there are some very glaring issues here. I get more communication and better follow up with my vet's office when I take my cat in for a checkup. I sincerely hope the facility takes these concerns seriously.

I had a wonderful experience here! I would recommend this place to anyone!read more

I was looking for a physical therapist who could help me regain mobility in my shoulder. However,…read morewas not interested in a quick fix, i.e., shots to make my pain go away. I'm more interested in getting to the source and cause of my issue and resolving the issue as naturally as possible. I was initially impressed with the relaxed and calming effect of the reception area. The front office staff (I believe her name was Jenn) was equally impressive as she was friendly, calm and efficient. The Physical Therapist, Niki was exactly what I was looking for and more. She was personable and open to combining her treatment along with functional medicine, using natural cleanses to remove toxins from my body. I would highly recommend PhysioFit in Naples, FL to anyone looking to get positive results from physical therapy.

All of the staff here is absolutely amazing from the ladies at the front desk, the doctor's…read moreassistant, to my new doctor, Leydis Cantillo. Both my doctor and her assistant are so attentive, courteous, and helpful. I am SO GRATEFUL that my insurance selected them and feel like I hit the lotto in getting the best care. Having a doctor that genuinely cares about their patients and their health, addressing all of their concerns, and going out of their way in giving them the extra time and care instead (instead of just seeing them as another number) is so important and valuable to me. Despite being a new patient, I was able to get an appointment here right away. The facility is clean, as well. If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. Thank you so much to all of the wonderful staff here who I spoke with as every single one of them were super caring and helpful in assisting me. :)

Dr. Riveron is booked & I had to see a nurse practitioner…read more Front office is very over-worked & under staffed. So much so that several employees left. I will probably need to switch my primary care physician.