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    Occupational Therapy Concept

    5.0 (13 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    I am eternally grateful for the care, patience, and compassion that Jocelyn, Emely, and Sharmin showed me.

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    Queens Boulevard Extended Care Facility - Entrance

    Queens Boulevard Extended Care Facility

    1.9(35 reviews)
    0.7 miWoodside

    It's hard not to notice some scary one-star reviews for Queens Boulevard Extended Care (QBEC). But…read moreI see similar reviews for other hospitals, rehabs, nursing homes, etc. Our sad national reality is that these facilities are being horribly squeezed by insurers, especially Medicaid and Medicare, and at a time when our aging population is boosting patient census. So yes, there are times when a patient will ring for care and wait a long time for response. I experienced some of this during the early part of my one-month stay at QBEC before I became ambulatory. It's horrible. But until our societal priorities change, these facilities will always be strained and need more staff than they can afford. I'm angry, but not a QBEC. I'm angry about the societal values that limit what QBEC and all other such facilities can do. But as for the tings QBEC can control . . . I'd give more than five-stars if I could. This facility's strength is its people. All patients have a choice in how they will interact with staff; either respectfully or with disdain. Those who choose to treat staff with respect will find that the nurses, CNAs (aides), and transport people, are amazing. With all the horrible things we see in the news today, it's so uplifting to experience the kindness, compassion, and just-plain niceness staff gladly delivers. I started on the second floor and eventually was moved to the fourth. Interaction with staffs on both floors was always delightful. No matter how messed up I was physically, my interactions with staff always made me feel much better. I especially want to call out the physical and occupational therapists. I worked with Marriel (I hope I spelled her name correctly) for PT and Luciana for OT. Thanks to their knowledge, kindness and supportiveness, I can now walk unaided (I came home with a can and walker, but both are now optional)... even though I entered the facility as a dead-weight blob that could barley turn over in bed. I was told by others at the outset how hard therapy would be and folks around me wondered if I would really embrace it. Yes, it is a challenge. But Marriel and Luciana made it easy to embrace. They were never soft on me. They pushed me, often hard, to the point where I needed a nap after each session. But they never caused pain. They always knew how far they could push beyond what I had previously done, and that what their aim. And, of course, they always watched with eagle eyes and took appropriate precautions to make sure I was safe. And by choosing to always do therapy in the gym, as opposed to in my room, I was able to observe other therapists and patients. I saw other therapists work effectively with their patients at whatever condition the latter were. All were different, but I saw all make gradual progress each day. I'm happy to be home now. Who wouldn't be! But there is one bittersweet aspect to this. I have to say I think about and miss the many wonderful people at QBEC that showed me so much kindness and support.

    I recently was a patient there and the experience was beyond belief. The facility had no towels and…read morewhen I showered I was given bed sheets to dry myself with. The hot water was non existent after a few minutes in the shower. The food was disgusting. I told them I was a diabetic but that did not prevent them from giving dried pasta twice a day. I spoke with the kitchen more than once but the diet remained unchanged. One evening when dinner was served, pasta again, there was no fork on my tray and when I asked for a fork I was told n o one had a fork. They then distributed plastic forks to everyone. My bed was never changed but instead was straightened up each day. One evening I asked an attendant for water, she said she would be right back. Right back was two days later and when I mentioned I was still waiting for water she just laughed in my face. I expressed my feelings to those in charge and they said they would compensate me. I advised them if I was not properly compensated I would put a review on their web page.

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    Restore Plus Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation - YLi, Gabby, Me, Carmel, Maria and Eda. Gems of Restore Plus!

    Restore Plus Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation

    4.6(36 reviews)
    0.8 miSunnyside

    I don't have enough good things to say about Reggie and the team at Restore Plus Physical Therapy &…read moreRehabilitation. This year was incredibly difficult and painful due to a herniated disc and severe sciatica that crippled me before having surgery in June. I went from being extremely active and healthy to not being able to sit, stand, or walk without terrible pain. Reggie and his team worked with me before surgery to help alleviate the symptoms and they were my primary source of rehabilitation afterward. Over the course of four months, I have gotten back into my fitness routine pain-free, and I am confident that I know what steps I need to take to support my back and physical health as I move forward. The team at Restore Plus Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation was always kind, helpful, and very responsive to all of my questions. Everyone there knows your name and makes you feel like part of the family. Reggie designed a rehab program for me that was clear, actionable, and specific. I felt really confident about my progress, and I felt comfortable asking him for any help I needed. I cannot recommend them enough. If you need PT - this is the place to go!

    I got into a minor accident that had me walking funny for a bit, which caused all sorts of random…read morepain and numbness in places for the first time. Carmelo and the team are so welcoming and such pros at getting me to hit my goals while making it fun. More importantly there were able to help me address all my concerns. I appreciate that it's a safe place. Also their playlist is not bad!

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    New York Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing

    New York Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing

    2.8(26 reviews)
    2.1 miAstoria

    My father's experience here was devastating. While front-desk staff and a handful of staff were…read morekind, the overall care was unsafe, unprofessional, and neglectful. Staff frequently ignored call alarms, left him unattended, failed to take him to critical medical follow-ups, and repeatedly moved him between rooms, causing confusion and setbacks. Communication with doctors was almost impossible, medications were mishandled, and aides ranged from indifferent to openly hostile. My father suffered preventable injuries, long periods without proper rehab, and inconsistent hygiene and safety practices. Even basic tasks--like helping him to the bathroom or keeping the call button within reach--were often ignored. Across multiple floors the care felt chaotic, understaffed, and lacking oversight. This facility caused my father unnecessary pain, fear, and decline. I would strongly urge families to look elsewhere and thoroughly research any rehab center before trusting them with a loved one.

    This place is absolutely horrible. My family member is a current resident (which we are trying to…read morefix) who gets absolutely no attention. He is ignored for hours, not receiving even a quarter of the care their website promises and worst of all, our concerns as the family are being ignored. Everyone says it's not their problem or brushes us off without giving us direction on who can help address our concerns. We are trying one last time to be heard, if not we are filing a formal complaint with the NYC Board of Health. This place deserves negative stars based on our experience the past few months.

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