I was hopeful about going here for PT until I started treatment. The space is really beautiful and…read morethey are pretty quick to get you in for an initial appointment (you need a script from your PCP first though) After one evaluation and 2 sessions, I realized they weren't experienced with treating chronic pain even though they knew that's what I came in for. I ended up getting pretty hurt because in my second session my overzealous PT had me do some exercises that just weren't appropriate for where I am at. Although at that session she explained that they probably weren't a great fit for me because they aren't used to chronic pain, I just wish I was told that outright. Or even at the end of the evaluation. The plus side of this place is that, unlike most PT offices, there is a lot of space and privacy when you meet with a PT. I'm sure they do a decent job with the generic one time knee/whatever injury kind of pain but because of my experience I wouldn't recommend them to a friend. *Note, they aren't at 280 Washington St anymore- they're at 20 Guest St. Brighton in the New Balance Building

I have received PT from multiple agencies over the past 10 years, including Kennedy Bros, ProSports…read moreand Mt Auburn, for different issues. But I have never had such rapid relief as I did when treated by Keith Foley. Two years ago, I was diagnosed with a herniated cervical disc with impinged nerve. I went to PT for 6 months with little improvement, although I lost fitness when the therapist had me stop all other fitness activities. Since then, I have lived with chronic daily pain in my neck and shoulders, as well as frequent migraines, despite having tried dry needling, acupuncture, trigger point injections and therapeutic massage. Most recently, I developed shoulder pain from a presumed rotator cuff tear, for which I received PT from Keith. Keith bases his treatment approach on the MacKenzie and Maitland methods. Google it - it makes sense. His practice is patient-centric, focused on how the injury functions within the patient's daily activities, the patient's other symptoms and response to treatment. Treatment includes daily exercises, but also mindful postural resets to be practiced throughout the day, when sitting, typing, standing, walking, sleeping. For the first time, I have a movement plan to treat increased symptoms when they occurred, including when to use pain meds. Keith focuses on patient education, and always teaches the rationale behind his treatment. For the first time in years, I have pain free days. I am using about a third of the medication I needed when I started seeing him 2 1/2 months ago. Keith is professional, articulate, sensitive and intelligent. Not only does he check in with how I am doing during the treatment, but he will also answer questions by email between sessions. He has also suggested literature and videos to support his treatment. I cannot recommend Keith Foley highly enough. Note that Keith may travel between Spaulding locations, so be sure to check his availability before registering. The office at Brighton Landing is clean, and spacious, with ample space for therapy without feeling you are involved in other patient's business. Treatment rooms are three-walled, with a full curtain for privacy. Keyed lockers and a shower room are available. Parking is free with a validated ticket in the garage across the street. The location is convenient to Soldier's Field Rd/Storrow Dr., in the building across from WGBH. The office staff is courteous and competent. I have not had trouble getting my preferred early morning time slots; they are also opened in the evening. Initially I waited a week for my evaluation.

my 101 year old mom was recently here for some rehab. we had toured the facility prior and found it…read moreto be very clean and the residents looked content and cared for. Stephanie in admissions and Connie in social work are so nice and very efficient. The nusrsing and CNA staff are were very kind to mom and we felt that mom, s needs were met. There are activities and we liked that residents are encouraged to go to the dining room to eat rather than being isolated in their room. All rooms have individual phones and TV's. Mom enjoyed her stay here. As a family we were pleased with the care mom received and would reccomend the facility to anyone seeking rehab or longterm care for their loved one.

Our dad spent about six months at this nursing home, and our family is truly grateful for the care…read morehe received. The facility was always very clean, which gave us additional peace of mind. From the very beginning, the staff were attentive, kind, and genuinely caring. One of our biggest concerns was the language barrier, but the team went above and beyond to make sure he was comfortable and understood. They showed so much patience and compassion in the way they communicated with him and cared for his needs. We appreciate the warmth and respect they showed him every day, and we're very thankful for everything they did.

Wonderful experience here Had right knee replaced…read moreEveryone here was great Spotless facility

Stay away from the skilled nursing part of Hebrew Senior Life in Dedham. It gets worse and worse…read more Your loved ones will be propped up in front of the TV all day unless you are a constant advocate. The doctors will give as much medication as you will allow. That's all they know how to do, apparently, and tell you to prepare for your loved one's death, no matter the situation! I've spoken to several families who were told the same thing! Dr. Liff has anger issues; she is nasty! Dr. Cohen has NO personality and absolutely no bedside manner. She is cold and a danger to the patients. They are both scary and think they are something special. They certainly are not!

My Mom was a long term resident on the 2nd floor. The nurses, CNA's and unit coordinator, Nancy…read moretreated her like they would their own Mothers. She enjoyed activities like bingo, outings to Castle Island and the New England Aquarium and Fenway Park. The food was awesome. She could not have received better care anywhere!

I was a patient at Sherrill House in Boston from July18 until August 16 and left because I had a…read moreviral infection which caused heavy coughing and chest pain and I needed to go to the emergency room and the staff wasted a lot time instead calling me a ambu lance they waited more than half hour before calling me a ambulance and I was admitted and stayed in the hospital for seven days because the people who was to take care of did not do their job. Now they are trying to cover it with wrong information so whatever you do never let anyone admit you to the 4th floor of Sherrill House because you might never leave. So consuner beware.

The care in short term rehab was passable given the severe shortage of staff throughout the…read morefacility. I wonder if the Center might consider some kind of noise policy. I was next to a patient who was VERY hard of hearing and kept her TV at full volume 24/7. It should be a policy that all TV's, radios, phones etc. are muted or off as of 10 pm. My family had to bring me noise canceling headphones so I could sleep!

In-patient for 5 of 14 days rehab for hip surgery. The absolute worst care. Wouldn't send a pet…read morethere. Same place in 2022 was fantastic. I had 2 aides criticized for negligent cate, Big mistake. Made my stay miserable. Put in a chair for 4.5 hours. Aides never "saw" the help light. Walked out after 5 days. Can't believe how much their attention to patients took a turn for the worse.

The building was so run down and uncared for. All we saw were a lot of bodies parked up against…read morethe TV -- outside area had no cover. No one was out there but if they were they would burn to death. It looked awful. Just awful and SO expensive! $17k a month take your LO to rot like a vegetable. Please. Just shout this place down.

I read these midling reviews here and on google maps, but this was the best place/option at the…read moretime for my father when he was released. This facility will literally will put your loved one at risk. My father was rushed to the ER after I found him slumped over in a chair. His room was next to the nursing station. I asked the nurse simple questions like has a doctor made his rounds today and seen my father and did he eat his breakfast. The nurse would not answer these questions directly, forcing me to ask them repeatedly until she admitted she did not know the answers and would have to get back to me. I then asked for assistance for my father. Two people came to check on my father including the doctor. It was not until the 3RD person came in and they took his vitals. It was a dire situation and he desperately needed O2. Thankfully they relented and called the ambulance. During this difficult time, the nurse who I asked the simple questions reported me to the administration. Jeremy, some sort of nursing supervisor, entered my room (while my father was in distress) and accused me of threatening behavior, which he could not articulate. He then threatened to call the POLICE to have my arrested. LOL Guys, these guys are unprofessional clowns. If you have a loved one who you care about, do not send them here. If you have someone you are trying to get rid of or possibly punish, this is your place.

Left my nana to die essentially. I visited to find her (she had dementia) scratching her arm down…read moreto almost the bone while the hatian staff workers talked amongst themselves and paid zero attention to the patients. This place is worse than a state ran facility

From the owner: Belmont Manor is a community leader in providing quality-driven post-acute and long-term care…read moreservices. We are committed to providing a continuum of care in an environment that promotes optimal functional ability, interdisciplinary care, and the integration and provision of community resources and education. We promote a challenging and professional work environment through on-going staff education and Continuous Quality Improvement programs, which meet the needs of an ever-changing health care population. We provide inpatient medical, nursing and rehabilitative care for individuals who are unable to live in an alternative community setting, but who do not need the diagnostic or surgical services normally provided by acute care hospitals. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for residents by assisting them in achieving their maximum level of independence. This is accomplished through supporting resident's psychological and social needs, maintaining resident self-respect, providing a home environment and respecting resident needs and privacy. We provide rehabilitation and health maintenance to each resident as deemed appropriate by the interdisciplinary health team: this includes nursing, physical therapy, attending physician, occupational therapy, therapeutic recreation, dietary and social services. Everything we do at Belmont manor is for the purpose of enhancing the quality of life of the residents.

I wish I could leave 0 stars for this place. I was put on a hold here and right from the start the…read morestaff was exceptional rude and unempathetic. The doctor, when meeting with me for the first time, called a patient "that crazy b*tch" and then proceeded to tell me that I was lucky I was in the unit I was in and not one of the "crazier" ones. Every time I'd ask the staff for something they'd be exceptionally unhelpful, one of the desk ladies told me quote "I don't really know how to operate the computer" when I asked her to PRINT something for me. Another fun quote I heard was "if a fight breaks out I'm too old and won't protect you, you're on your own." I expressed several times that I felt unsafe in my room and the staff just shrugged. This place should not be an operating facility and I plan on reporting them to the state. Quick follow up, I reached out to my social worker Mia Hernandez a day after discharge just about some concerns with my therapist in hopes of finding other options. I opened with "I apologize and don't mean anything against you because you were very nice to me" and she immediately rudely replied that given my condition (seems a little discriminatory) and that I was only there for three days there was nothing they could do. I replied that I felt her response was a little unprofessional given the circumstances and that I'd hope she'd have a little more compassion in maybe helping me search my options and she said quote "find your own therapist." I've never seen a facility be this uncaring of their patients and unwilling to help , especially ONE DAY AFTER DISCHARGE, and I plan on reporting them to the local police and following through with a report to the state police.

I would have given this no stars if that was an option. My father was there for mental health…read moreissues. He went in on a Friday night and did not see a doctor until after the weekend. They messed with his medications and now he is seeing things and not at all making any sense. Sent him home a few days after that in worse condition then when he went in. They gave him an expired Charlie card to take the train back home and he was lost.. Did not know where he was going... he was confused and still in a pair of Johnny pants, a tee shirt and a brown paper bag. The conditions in the hospital were awful. 20 men to 1 shower and it was filthy so he could not even take a shower! To boot they did not even have any drinking water besides tap. This place needs to be condemed!

Absolutely terrible customer service. My 91 year old mother was there for a broken hip. We had been…read moregoing for a month when we were told we hadn't made any more appointments? No one had alerted us and I that even though we had been there every week. There were very rude about it. Then after coming back they insisted we cancelled the appointments! Which of course we did not. And no one at any point apologized. I'm so upset. Do not go there.

I was inpatient and outpatient. I couldn't have asked for…read morebetter on either! Inpatient has a commitment requirement that the patient will participate in physical rehabilitation for three hours every day. I found this immensely beneficial, since some places just leave you doing little or nothing every day. The rooms look like The Four Seasons Hotel! I was in a room of my own...all hardwood, large windows with water views, a nurse with no more than seven patients. Lots of rehabilitation work, but everyone is very attentive. My nurse was phenomenal. There are no meal menus. An attendant comes to your room with a wheeling computer cart, and reads you menu suggestions, but you are always free to voice your own choices and wishes. Food was delicious. There's so much detail to every single thing here! If you HAVE to be somewhere, it's a terrible catastrophe, but being at Spaulding, Charlestown is the best!

Connor provides the care and knowledge of not just any PT. He spends so much time and patience…read moremaking sure that you are doing things correctly and makes sure that you are working on the core exercises for your ailments. He pushes to give you the best results while still being motivating and super nice and professional! Highly recommend!

This review is NOT about the PT, NOT about the location. It is about the senior management that…read morethinks that an answering service is a good way to deal with customers - absolutely impersonal, inconvenient, and highly frustrating. Nothing worse that being treated as a "date of birth". AWFUL. Why can't we call the location directly? As a business owner myself with multiple offices, I know that this is possible.