Our family would like to thank LifeCare Home Health & In-Home Services for the abundant kindness,…read morecare and concern they provided to our Bidinskay Yulia. Your jobs and the services you provide are challenging. Not everyone is cut out for that line of work, but we would like to commend your organization for putting together a staff to be very proud of!

Everything started off fairly well. A nurse(?) from Lifecare came to our house and showed us how to…read moreadminister IV antibiotics (3 times/day). Then for the next 5 weeks a different nurse came out first twice a week and then once a week to change the dressing and just check up on things. All went well until the course of antibiotics was finished. The nurse was supposed to come and remove the PICC line on Wednesday (February 22nd). First there was a miscommunication between Lifecare and the doctor. The doctor's office claimed Lifecare was supposed to contact them to get the order to remove the PICC line; Lifecare claimed that the doctor was supposed to contact them. In whatever case, the doctor's office contacted Lifecare on Wednesday afternoon to authorize the removal of the PICC line. But now, Lifecare is unable to find a nurse to remove the PICC line and they have stopped communicating with me at all. I have no idea if or when I can get the PICC line removed and in the meantime I am breaking out from the tape keeping the PICC line in place.

Father was placed here for about 2 months to recover from a hip surgery and other procedures to…read moreimprove circulation and healing... and It's a decent facility as far as these go. Room is larger than most hospital rooms and has a nice setup with a mini-fridge like a pretty large dorm for 2 people. Dad was chillin like a villain. Food is better than the local hospitals or the crappy Citadel and their level of care was good to my Dad... he like most of Boomers... was annoy af most of the time and they handled it well Note: their idea of PT is not as solid as an outpatient therapy location... dont expect that level of service.

My mother was in Hospice at Brandel till about a week ago due to her passing. I would like to point…read moreout that during her stay that the majority of the staff showed a great deal of care and empathy so she could feel comfortable in her final days. Almost all those who cared for her when I was present did so in a very professional manner upon my observation. Overall I feel it is an excellent facility though I do have a few questions. I noticed that there are not any cameras there. One morning when I arrived earlier than usual and there was a situation I found alarming in my mother's room so I approached the only staff I saw present at the time to alert her. The staff member did not seem happy that I pointed what I saw out and was belligerent. I wanted to report this yet when I tried I was told that the staff member said I invaded her personal space which I didn't and that there were witnesses. Actually though I never invaded her space and since her and I were the only ones in the room I don't see how there could have been witnesses. Saying this though highlights the fact that if there were cameras it would allow those in charge to see what really happened. Safety inside and outside of facilities like this is important for many reasons.

My mother (90 yrs) has been at Whitehall Deerfield the past few months (Oct 28-22 ish) and I've…read moreexperienced some good and bad...I understand staffing across the world in this field is tough so I take that in consideration as I write this review... The admissions (Gustavo) gentleman has been extremely helpful...accommodating and pleasant ...some of the CNA staff have been questionable..I know when I try and get some help for my mom (whose now declining) I MUST step lightly..Maria could be nice but not too happy to help..Rafael was extremely condescending to me..felt like I was bothering him..very angry Amanda (PT) has gone over and above her duties..difficult to be there as it is and to have staff be rude or ignore makes it worse

Ccalls for patient assistance were for the most part lengthy. On a day to attend a surgical…read morefollow-up appointment over 3 hours in length at midday, upon return bed linen was not changed, room was a "pig sty" and lunch tray was on a table with ice cold meatloaf and potatoes and ice cream was a chocolate puddle. Upon complaining all I got was empty promises about how things were going to change and never did!

I recently left Suncloud Health at the end of October after 30 days. I never thought leaving a…read moreresidential program would be so bittersweet. I came into the program with absolutely no hope for the future or idea of who I was, unable to function on a daily basis or even leave my bed. I was defeated, running out of options and hope that I could possibly feel even a tiny bit better. I had absolutely zero faith that Suncloud could change how I was feeling and how I had felt for 24 years of my life. On my first day, I was met with the warmest and most welcoming milieu of individuals, peers and staff, who were also working through their own personal battles. The community was a crucial, if not the most important, aspect of my time at Suncloud. I never once felt judged, instead encouraged, to be vulnerable, honest, and real with peers and staff. They have a rotating number of highly trained and educated staff who are attentive, intelligent, caring, and compassionate. Their staff go above and beyond to ensure community members are heard, seen, and constructively challenged. Programming is intensive and comprehensive, providing important insights from staff and peers. Facilitators and staff at Suncloud are constantly ensuring that everyone in the room feels heard, seen, and comfortable. We were encouraged to participate and apply the material to ourselves while also maintaining awareness for our peers processing as well. Vulnerability was wholeheartedly celebrated and accepted. While doing intensive and often draining work for majority of the day, there were also ample opportunities for recreational down time as well as aspects of programming like experiential cooking, walks, yoga (and Minnow!), weekend outings, and art therapy that allowed us to stay engaged while having a bit of a break. I cannot recommend this place enough. For that depressed, hopeless and lost person I thought I'd always be -- I am forever grateful that I don't feel like her anymore. I would not be where I am in my healing journey now without my time here. This all would not have been possible had I not came to Suncloud. We all grew together. Thank you, thank you, thank you, especially to Monica, Tee, Ashley E., Bree, Kara, Happy, Zoya, Nana, Kiana, Dr. Dorothy, Nurses Jen, Gretchen, and Sonja. I appreciate all of you and will be forever grateful for the impact you've had on my life.

Other than the fact that I've been able to remain sober I was unaware as were the medical…read moreprofessionals that when you've overprescribed benzodiazepine for years and years chances are you will have brain damage and detoxing from those medications is not something that should ever be done in five days, it should always be at least two years if you're on such a high dosage because of another Criminally NEGLIGENT Psychiatrist that prescribes their patients or at least prescribed me 14 mg of Xanax a day as well as 6 mg of Ativan per day. I didn't know that benzodiazepine's can actually cause brain damage to the point where you could get so bad you might as well be diagnosed with dementia then in there. Thank God, I'm not there yet, but I will be because of that medication being prescribed to me without ever being given any informed consent whatsoever. I know that is not specific to SunCloud and the staff or the residential facility but let's get there now... More people commit suicide after being tapered from benzodiazepine because of "protracted withdrawal" that makes actual detox seem like a cakewalk. They should be using the Ashton manual and I don't even think they have any clue what it is and that's pathetic. They do not treat their patients at least most of their patients very well, and there's no respect from the staff to the people they are getting treatment and paying them. My therapist, I think her name is Kelly was horrible and my psychiatrist whose name I don't remember, but doesn't really matter. Was someone who refused to even listen or entertain anything that he didn't think of himself. I have spoken with some of the most qualified professionals in the world as well as attorneys regarding not just this specific Stay but other issues caused by the benzos being prescribed for so long in such high dosage is, but also because of how tapering over five days isn't taping it's torture it just gets you out of the woods from having a seizure and possibly dying. After that you might have a few good weeks and then you're stuck in FIGHT flight or freeze, your cognitive function is basically gone. You could be in the middle of doing something so important and all of a sudden forget what it was completely and never remember what it was. You were doing until someone remind you that you didn't do what you were supposed to do. They are very obsessed with the their leftist liberal views, and make sure to let anyone who is white know that they are not in anyway, as safe at the treatment center as a person of Color and I experienced that daily because we had one man who happens to be black, he was sexually harassing multiple women daily, and instead of doing anything about it and either kicking him out or at least giving him some sort of consequences we had to attend meetings and BiPAP groups to try to understand why it is that we didn't want to treat this guy like he should be treated when in normal life or out in the real world if someone was doing that to you, the best thing to do is call the police. That's all I have to say because I'm just angry again. I would also like to point out that I just looked through the photos shared by the "owner "of SunCloud and let me tell you that group room that has all those chairs doesn't exist. I mean the room exist, but it's full of deflated beanbags with holes in them and a couch and a loveseat. We had over 25 adult adults living in this treatment center when I was there and with all the staff and the patients we couldn't fit. It was just sad and uncomfortable, and then people were getting in trouble for touching when it was simply impossible not to be actually touching each other because there was no room for any of us. So the photos might make it look a little bit better than it does, but don't expect to see that when you show up. Maybe in the new building that opened while I was there but I am just feeling sick over all this again. This is not a place to go if you're looking to get sober, if you have an eating disorder and you want to truly recover... The nutritionist are wonderful, but The Therapy and The people who are really in charge of your treatment plan suck. I'm sober and my eating disorder is at times fully active and at times under control. I'm still in therapy with a incredible person and I go to AA meetings as well as I finally have a psychiatrist who prescribes based on what is safe healthy, and make sure informed consent is given to me. Don't unless you have to go to the specific treatment center subject yourself to this because it's horrible.

The staff here are absolutely outstanding. They are so kind and caring. Beata gives the best…read moremassage I have ever had. I highly recommend Just Be Fit. They are 10!!!!!

Aaron Unger, for me, performed a miracle. I had BPPV which consumed every minute of my life. Within…read more3 sessions the dizziness cleared and he had located it's likely source - really tense neck muscles - and through maneuvers and decompression - completely relieved all symptoms. I have my life back thanks to Aaron. I cannot recommend him any more highly. Simply the best.

Not sure why but my back started hurting so bad it was difficult to even walk. After a week of…read moreicing and Advil I went to immediate care, where I was referred to ortho, and after a virtual consultation was given a script for physical therapy. I've had a few sessions here so far and it's been going well. I've worked with both Lesley and Neil and they've been quite helpful. After my first visit I felt remarkably better, and the two visits since have continued to help. Everyone I've interacted with has been very helpful and friendly.

Like anyone else, I headed straight to hospital when my uncle got hurt or sick. Hospitals having to…read morecare for so many people and wait times, it was hard. It was even tougher when I was out of town. I've always felt sorry to my uncle since I couldn't be there for him, when he needed me the most. While trying to find alternative ways to take care of my uncle, I found this home healthcare service called, 'Primus.' I was skeptical at first since it's not me who's taking care of it, it's a 'service.' I've met John, manager of Primus, and Diane, the care giver, to discuss how my uncle will be taken care of... It looked simple on paper, but the 'real' services that they provide, it was better than expected. I couldn't tell the difference at first but a week or two later, I saw it. My uncle's got healthier and happier. What I wanted for my uncle, Diane and Primus team took care of it. I'm looking forward to how well my uncle will be. I'll write more later...

My mother is under the care of Primus Home Care for the last 3 years now, and I feel that my mother…read morewouldn't have made this far without Primus. Both case manager and caregivers are very caring. I will definitely entrust them until the last day of my mother. I recommend them without reserve!!!

I've used this group several times for post-surgical therapy on both knees and one foot. David Kim…read morehas been a huge help. I've seen other physical therapists and David has been a stand-out in terms of both hands-on and exercise therapy. He knows exactly how to 'make it right'.

David Kim has helped me greatly over the past three years. 2016 he helped cure my Vertigo…read moreinvolvement with dedicated, focused, and regular treatment. It worked!!! In 2017 he also offered exercises and treatment for a stiff neck and shoulder muscles. In those instances he was enthusiastic, highly motivated and devoted to curing my disability. And, it was successful and I was able ro pass my DMV road test. Lastly, this year, 2018 he and his team of two other Athletico therapists worked diligently over four summer months to help cure and alleviate pain in my leg, ankle, and knee due to a fracture and lymphdema. I would whole heartedly recommend David Kim, RPT to anyone seeking relief and dedicated physical therapy treatment.

I am an intensive care trained RN, who was in need of home health nursing and physical therapy…read morefollowing a prolonged, serious illness and hospitalization. I was both surprised and very pleased with the quality of nursing professionals at Northern Rose. The CEO is intensive care trained, as was the RN she sent to my home. Both were insightful, smart, and so helpful with suggestions regarding my plan of care. The physical therapists sent by Northern Rose were so very much more helpful than the physical therapists at the "rehab" center I was recently discharged from. I progressed more in just a few sessions with them, than I had during several weeks at the center. I would highly and enthusiastically recommend Northern Rose Home Health services to anyone I care about, they were wonderful!!!

Northern Rose has provided nursing and physical therapy for my mom. They were very professional and…read moreknowledgeable. I would highly recommend them.

Friendly staff, great variety/selection of items, clean and tidy dressing rooms. I always find at…read moreleast something here and you never know what'll grab your attention.

I find this Goodwill hit-or-miss, and sadly, it's usually a miss, like today. So many sections were…read moredepleted, while others were so jumbled up that it was hard to shop. They had a decent number of bagged goodies, but I only found 1 bag I wanted. Nothing else. The good part was that the employees were friendly, helpful, and respectful.