So far I can only give 4 stars because I haven't been able to visit the facility physically because…read moreof COVID. My grandfather has been there for a few weeks recovering and receiving rehab for a few different reasons and my family and I could not be happier with how he has been receiving care thus far. The entire staff from the social worker, to the therapists, and his amazing nurse are all very responsive and they give great updates. His nurse, Theresa, makes sure to keep in contact with us as a family and updates us frequently on his condition. She has been such a Godsend. She is sweet and patient with him, and I could not ask for better. This has been an awesome experience, and I could not be happier.

K&S Chiropractic is exceptional. The team is flexible, super friendly, and extremely knowledgeable…read more From the first visit, they take the time to listen and tailor treatments to what you actually need. The care is professional, effective, and you can genuinely feel the results--these treatments work. It's the kind of practice that does things the right way and truly puts patients first. Highly recommend.

Scott has cared for myself and my family for over 20 years. Professional, knowledgeable, caring,…read more effective in his technique and has a great sense of humor. As long as he has a practice, I will never change my chiropractor. K&S staff has always been so caring regarding their clients outcomes and will make the time when there is an inevitable emergency call for relief.

Stayed there for rehab after a serious illness. Not a luxury facility, but clean and well-run…read more Staff and residents tested for COVID every week and PPE is used consistently. Rooms are cleaned daily. Meals are served in resident rooms during the pandemic. Nurses and staff are friendly, but lots of temps/floaters are used on the weekends and holidays. Physical and occupational therapy are provided by a mainly younger staff and scheduling can be a bit ad hoc. But I entered the facility unable to walk or even go to the bathroom on my own and by the time I was discharged after 4 weeks, I could do both. I was also able to transition to a regular diet during my stay. Therapists come to your room for sessions during the pandemic. There is a rotating menu offered to residents, with some alternate entrees offered. The food is above average for institutional fare and the portions are adequate. Long-term residents may become a bit tired of the food after a time, but I thought it was just fine. Set-up of the meal trays can be a bit inconsistent, but if any condiments or meal items are missed, the aides are more than happy to assist. All in all, I am able to give FutureCare Cherrywood a very positive review.

I am a current rehab patient and laying here trying to receive assistance since my illistomy bag…read morehas leaked all over me scalding my skin with poop and was told not to remove it until a nurse looked at it. Would NOT provide me MY supplies to clean it up. I am also to get my pain medication every four hours and it is NEVER provided in a timely manner. I was told that the nurse was unavailable.

We used the facility for rehab for my mother…read more Physical Tgerspy-Occupationsl Therapy and Speech Therapy - Score A - Excellent/Professional Day staff - B/C grade Mid dsy/evening ' C grade ( w/exception of 1 or 2 who did a good job) Evening/overnight. F. Little oversight. Unprofessional and not best of care. Weekend staff - Most Days A/B Food - C/D Cleanliness of Rooms /Bathrooms - D/F There is not a set timely daily schedule for dispersing meds, clean fresh cup of water, emptying trash, cleaning room, cleaning bathroom, getting patients ready for bed. If you had to ask for any of tgese items, often it wasnt well received. Felt like you were bothering the staff. Leave patients on toilet for e tended period of time or told to do in disper. It takes a special person to work in this environment. Skill, caring, understanding and patient. If your not, dont work at such a facility. Its depressing and can be demanding. Its important to know, your csring for someone loved one. You may be in such s fsvility pne day. Care for folks and respect them, like ypu would expect and want. Very disappointed. Did we have 2-3 good csring folks yes. But the majority were awful. Therspists were amaxing A+. Facility could be cleaner and smell better. I csn overlook everything, but not the care. Sorry for mistypes. Cant correct without retyping review. I really hope the zlorien cleans up its act.​​

This place is GREAT! Everyone (Lori, Nikki, Doug, Steve, Jeannie, and anyone I've accidentally…read moremissed!) is really friendly, helpful, and professional. They push enough to help you to continually advance but not enough to cause too much pain. I've made a lot of progress, and I always look forward to going!

From the owner: Carroll Sports Rehab and PT is committed to helping you enjoy your life again. Your recovery is our…read moretop priority. We give our very best to each patient. To assist you in achieving your goals of decreased pain, increased strength and motion, return to sports or work, and living your life without restrictions, we offer: A team of highly skilled PTs, PTAs, massage therapists, and patient service specialists. Dedicated one-on-one time with your therapist each session. Compassion and kindness from every team member. An extensive customized exercise program to meet your needs. Aquatic therapy in a heated therapy pool Full use of the gym equipment while you are a patient You do not have to be a member of Merritt to attend physical therapy. We provide expert care and guarantee a positive life experience when you chose Carroll Sports. We can wait to meet you.

This is third occasion needing a physical therapist and each time I have chosen the Eldersburg…read moreAgape. Jeanne the receptionist is always pleasant and the remainder of the staff is knowledgeable, friendly and professional.

You won't find better dentists and staff. Everyone is welcoming, professional, knowledgeable,…read morecourteous, kind, caring, friendly, gentle, clean, organized and make you feel like family. I wish I had found them sooner. If you have anxiety, fear or had a bad experience with other dentist this is the perfect office for you. They are a 10!

The quality of care is sub par. There is laziness among the nurses to assist and the administrative…read morestaff has a cya attitude.

Our family member was a resident at Lorien Mt Airy for several month, and also spent time on…read morerehab/skilled nursing side. We had nothing but wonderful experiences... from reception staff, admissions, nursing, the med tech, and activities director, billing, and all the staff on the skilled nursing side.. everyone was attentive, caring, responsive and very helpful. I would highly recommend Lorien Mt Airy to anyone who is looking for a loving place for their family member. We are so happy we chose them for a positive experience during a difficult time of life for our family. Thanks for everything Lorien.

I was having a panic on my way to therapy and was turned away for being over 15 min late to a 60…read moremin session. I understand being charged the late fee which is 3x more than my copay but very disappointed my therapist refused to see me during a mental health crisis. I needed her in that moment and not only did I not receive services, I'm also out $85. Double whammy. Any other Healthcare provider would have supported their patient in that moment. I'm so disappointed by the 15 min rule. I guess they wouldn't be able to bill insurance for the full hour and make enough money off of us. They deserve 0 stars

I have worked for several years with Nurse Practitioner, Evan Dickstein of Cedar Ridge Counseling…read morein Eldersburg, MD. After several years of working with him, I have grown increasingly dissatisfied with his evaluations and treatment plans, etc. regarding my General Anxiety disorder diagnosis. It started out well, I felt that he listened well to my thoughts about medications, and even pointed me to resources about anxiety, such as mindfulness apps, etc. However, over the last 2 years, I noticed a trend where he started looking for everything he deemed as wrong with me and started pushing me to experiment with different medications, and even additional diagnostic evaluations for ADD and most recently for Autism. Even though he claims that he doesn't rely on diagnoses to treat mental health, he still rigidly abides by the medical model for treating anxiety with medication only and other mental health disorders, by pushing diagnosis as the be all to end all for your symptoms He has been on a perfectionistic quest to find the perfect medication for me. There is no room for nuances, such as life events that increase anxiety, work stress, unemployment, diet, exercise, etc., and other lifestyle choices that affect your mental health. Or even, the humility to admit that he might be incorrect in his assessment of you... There is no room for the possibility that a medication may not work 100% but still be effective enough to keep taking, such as my anti-depressant, Cymbalta, and if it's not working 100%, he will want to change it. This can lead to unwanted side effects and affect your quality of life. He pushed me to get evaluated for ADD and now Autism which was the last straw for me, and I realized that he just didn't get my personality type as an INFJ, and an extreme introvert, instead he wanted to label me as Autistic and push me to get expensive evaluations, possibly not covered by insurance, and get to a new therapist to treat it. And he wanted to screen me for autism, which I learned that only a doctor can do, not a nurse practitioner. I got second opinions from my therapist, who is more open-minded, and my Physician assistant at Frederick Primary Assocaites. I am so glad that I did because I might have spent time and money on an incorrect diagnosis, or even if it was true, my doctor pointed out that the research indicates that therapy for autistic adults has not proven to be effective and that it's more efficacious for children than adults. All these rabbit holes he took me on distracted me from dealing with my primary complaint, Generalized Anxiety Disorder. So my thoughts are this, take what he says with a large grain of salt, get second opinions from doctors, therapists, and people you trust. And lastly, trust yourself to know what works best for your treatment plan, don't let someone do the thinking for you, do your research about how mental health is diagnosed, it's more an art than a science with a lot of overlap in the DSMIV, such as the conditions, ADD and Anxiety. These overlaps make it very possible to encounter incorrect diagnoses! There is no medical test to diagnose ADD or Anxiety like there is for plantar fasciitis, such as an MRI, etc. Diagnosing mental health is complicated and nuanced...