Addiction and alcoholism impacted our family. My loved one stayed inpatient for 90 days, then…read morecontinued with their intensive outpatient program. I was particularly impressed with their family approach....I learned how to best be supportive, how to work on my own challenges of living with someone with these diseases, and what resources are available to help me with living in the aftermath of these diseases. When first introduced to Longbranch, I was scared, feeling alone and misunderstood and angry...the resources Longbranch offered have helped me find comfort and peace with the uncertainly of the future. Thank you Longbranch!

Treatment at Longbranch residential and IOP saved my life and my family! The clinicians who ran our…read moregroups were so knowledgeable and compassionate. My individual therapist supported me in a way that made me want to get better. She helped show me who I could be without drugs and alcohol. The couple's work I was able to do with my husband of 21 years at the time built a foundation for our marriage that we had never had before- 25 years now and better than ever! I was able to participate in the family program and my family learned about the disease of addiction. Through 12 step immersion classes, I learned how to use the steps of AA with my sponsor and the Recovery Advocates. I got to practice a new way of life with support when I succeeded and failed. I Will never be able to properly express the gratitude I have for Longbranch and the people there who make it so special! Grateful every day, one day at a time

The staff went above and beyond for my son. Case Manager worked miracles for him. Wound care was…read moreexceptional. They did more in his short stay than the hospital did in 2 months. Nursing and all the staff were professional and smiling. I would recommend this facility. Never felt bad about leaving him alone. I knew he was SAFE.

This is a great place to come to for your medical needs. The staff is very friendly and kind. Wound…read morecare team took really great care of me. The staff is very knowledgeable and kind. I would highly recommend this place to anyone.

Sonya Pittman and Zoey are amazing and so is Doctor Germany…read more I really appreciate their patience and support for me and others . It means a lot and these women are very caring and loving people

People at this location are extremely friendly. I have had interactions with just about anyone and…read moreeveryone being a newcomer, and let me say that I was overwhelmed at the amount of assistance that was offered from everyone. Dr Bigner spent over an hour with me, since it was my first ever visit to a VA facility. She was up front with some of my concerns and offered some very good advice on ways to tackle my health issues. Coming from someone that has been using public healthcare for decades, this was a refreshing, and enlightening visit. So glad I decided to start using my VA benefits. I could not be more happy with the care I received from them.

As a proud member of the We Do Not Care Club (WDNC), I'm voluntarily waiving all personal…read morediscretion today in the name of sisterhood. Ladies, please read this and take it to heart. I am lovingly "violating my own HIPAA rights" and sharing something personal because I genuinely wish someone had told me about pelvic floor physical therapy YEARS ago. I've been going to Dynamic Physical Therapy for several months, and I cannot recommend Michelle Sierra and her team highly enough. I've had two children and a hysterectomy, yet somehow no one ever said, "Hey, you know all those muscles down there? You might want to pay attention to those." Pregnancy and childbirth, hysterectomy and other surgeries, menopause and aging can all affect the pelvic floor, contributing to bladder or bowel issues, urgency, pelvic pressure or pain. And this isn't just for women--men can benefit too, particularly after prostate surgery or cancer treatment. For years, many of us assumed these were simply things we had to accept as we got older. Thankfully, we know better now. I'm in my 50s, and while I accept that aging comes with certain indignities, I have absolutely no intention of surrendering to "Poise" or "Depends" without a fight. Michelle and the entire Dynamic team handle a very personal type of therapy with professionalism, compassion, grace and absolutely no judgment. They make something that could feel awkward seem completely normal. If you're experiencing bladder or bowel changes, pelvic pain or pressure, or other symptoms you thought you simply had to live with, please talk with your doctor about whether pelvic floor physical therapy might be appropriate for you. I wish I had known about it years ago. A sincere thank you to Michelle and everyone at Dynamic Physical Therapy for your knowledge, kindness and exceptional care. And ladies--consider this my WDNC public service announcement.

I'd give 10 stars if I could! My daughter was diagnosed with scoliosis late last year, and we were…read morealmost certain she'd need a brace by summer. Thanks to the incredible team at Dynamic Physical Therapy, twice-weekly sessions, and the home exercises they taught her, she made amazing progress! From the front desk to the PT assistants and therapists, everyone was kind and very knowledgeable. We are so grateful for the care they gave our daughter. Highly recommend!

In & out!!! Exactly why it's amazing! Quality care from time you walk in door. Professional…read moreknowledgeable people. Kudos to healthcare providers (receptionist, nurse and Nurse Practitioner). I have had 2 exceptional NP's who were very good at what they do even days later... got a text to see how I was!!!

From check-in to check-out, everyone was focused on giving me the best care. I would highly…read morerecommend this urgent care. I liked that they were able to do my chest X-ray too.

My mother's health quickly declined after a long battle with cancer (that she won for many years,…read moreproudly so). Once all medical options were exhausted, I decided to bring mom home for her remaining days. This was after several weeks of being by her side every day through an out-of-town advanced radiation treatment, emergency rooms, two stints in the hospital, rehabilitation, and eventually the neuro-ICU. I was in town from out of state, alone with no other family members in the area (and my wife with a high risk pregnancy so wasn't able to accompany me). We talked about options and I had a simple request--I needed help to handle everything and I wanted to get mom home from the ICU by Mother's Day (after test results confirmed things on Friday evening). My wife immediately felt comfortable with the representatives from Egan Hospice that she spoke with, and she was right--from the beginning to the end and beyond, they were phenomenal. Everything was handled exceptionally well, with mom treated with care and dignity, and with grace and kindness to our family. There were so many things that stood out about this time, but here are a few examples of why I highly recommend using a hospice, and particularly Egan Hospice to a family at this stage in a loved ones journey (FYI--they even run a food pantry for families, which shows how much they care--please donate): 1) The original intake contact (Laura) was on top of things from the start (even on the weekend and evening, she was always a phone call away and moved mountains to get mom home for Mother's Day). Shannon, the intake nurse, was friendly, professional, and explained everything in detail. 2) The social worker (Simeon) was helpful discussing the entire process and also getting things done on the paperwork end (especially with family members who were difficult to reach). 3) The care nurse (Mary) was there with a friendly, relaxed disposition every day. She checked on mom, educated me about what was happening and what to expect throughout the entire process. And, she was knowledgeable and able to answer my questions (and anticipate concerns). 4) The CNA (Joanna) was the ideal person for my mom. They were from similar parts of the south shore, and she treated mom with the utmost respect. She explained to me everything (including some of the tricks for shirts), and was so gentle, hard-working, caring, and trustworthy. She's a gem who has somehow done this for decades. 5) They seamlessly coordinated with the medical equipment provider (who was also respectful and kind). All of the equipment I needed, or might need, was there as promised (and I didn't have to figure out what was needed). 6) The chaplain (Carla) was caring, easy to speak with, and balanced with respect to religion and spiritual discussions. And, the bereavement coordinator checked in regularly on us to see how we were doing afterward. There was an entire team who took care of everything. When mom finally transitioned to her next adventure, staff were there immediately to prepare mom in her favorite color, comfort me, coordinate with the funeral home, and do all of the necessary steps at that stage.

What an amazing hospital. From the CEO to the nurses and therapists and doctors and their…read moremaintenance guys this hospital is impressive! I would highly recommend anyone to receive rehabilitation here. Its top notch!!

This facility should be shut down The staff has horrible…read moreattitudes. They clearly don't care about the patients they serve. The dirty bedding, disgusting room, and their lack of aseptic techniques makes it a serious health risk. My husband contracted scabies there It is not an environment that promotes healing

sadly we had to place my mother in a assisted living facility and we were very pleased to meet the…read morestaff there and we felt she was in good hands. Julie gave us her personal phone number if we had any questions or concerns. That gave us piece of mind that we made the right decision.

I was not trying to review yet. My family member has just become a resident. Review to follow soon.read more