After everything my mother went through, finding Seashore Gardens has been an incredible relief…read more The difference between our experience here and the care she received at Select Specialty has been like night and day. From the moment she arrived, the staff has treated her with kindness, compassion, and respect. Everyone we've interacted with has been very professional and genuinely seems to care about helping her recover. It's obvious they want their residents to succeed, and they're giving my mother the support and encouragement she needs to get back on her feet. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and has a welcoming atmosphere that immediately put our minds at ease. Communication with our family has also been excellent, which has made a stressful situation so much easier. After the terrible experience we had before, Seashore Gardens has truly been a breath of fresh air. We're grateful for the care, patience, and dedication the entire team has shown my mother. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Seashore Gardens to anyone looking for a rehabilitation facility where the staff genuinely cares about their patients and works hard to help them recover. The only negative I have experienced so far has been the call button issues. It usually takes about 30mins-1hour for someone to show up. My mom was left in the bathroom calling for help for over an hour before someone finally showed up after the aide forgot she was in there. It wasn't an emergency situation but it could have been. This seems to be an issue at this facility I notice atleast a half dozen+ call button notices on their screens at any given time that aren't being addressed every time I go there. I understand most of the time these aren't emergencies or even real problems (accidental presses happen often too) and the staff probably gets bombarded with them all they it becomes backlogged.. This needs to be addressed though, perhaps a system for REAL emergencies versus a call button for assistance? This was only thing keeping me from giving them a 5th star. Thank you to everyone at Seashore Gardens for everything you're doing for my mother.

So it costs about $400/day to stay for physical therapy. $6000/m for assisted living. If your…read moresenior parent uses the call button, it takes about 30 minutes for someone to come help. In short, they don't care about you or your safety. If you dislike your senior parent, this place is the perfect way to ensure they will die.

MIL placed here for rehab. Excellent care, WELL STAFFED with RNS, LPNS, CNAs, PT,OT, SOCIAL…read moreWORKERS. So clean, welcoming, and warm atmosphere. As a Ret RN who evaluated these facilities, I have no problem placing her here until she is ready to go home.

From the owner: At Renaissance, part of the Cadia Healthcare family of five skilled nursing and rehabilitation…read morecenters across Delaware, we bring together clinical strength and human warmth. Our team provides 24/7 skilled nursing care alongside personalized physical, occupational, and speech therapy — helping residents regain strength and independence after a hospital stay, and offering compassionate long-term care for those who need it. What sets us apart is our commitment to knowing each resident as a person, not just a patient. From our therapy team to our nursing staff, everyone at Renaissance works together to create a warm, welcoming environment where families feel confident and residents feel at home. Cadia Healthcare facilities have earned U.S. News & World Report recognition as High Performing in both Short-Term and Long-Term Care, reflecting our ongoing commitment to quality outcomes. We invite you to schedule a tour and see for yourself what makes Renaissance a trusted choice for rehabilitation and nursing care in Delaware.

Yes, I'm employed by Virtua, but they truly are an overall stellar organization!…read more I've been both behind the scenes as an employee and behind the table as a patient. This location is housed in the large Renaissance Square and it's a very pretty office; the suite is a decent size as well. Fabulous therapists, clean equipment, and appointments are surprisingly plentiful. My son also had PT for when his clavicle was broken in his gym class :( They got him whole again and more confident in his arm/shoulder use.

I waited 4 months to get in to aquatic therapy and I'm so happy that I did. Cheryl at the…read moreMoorestown location is amazing. She is knowledgable, caring, and took the time to developed a care plan that was specific to my medical needs, even "inventing" new exercises to assist in my recovery. I've been to many other PT groups and Cheryl is by far the best therapist I've seen.

Antoinette {Toni} Murray: My home, beautiful , clean,…read morefriendly, safe, peaceful and comfortable. I can practice. my religious beliefs. provides fun games, swimming, exercise, music and dancing, cocktail parties, movies, housecleaning and good meals. Also provides bus trips for shopping and health care.Sorry about the stacato form of writing but this is what my happy life here consists of. Going, doing and living in my beautiful. sunny home. Life here is precious. Thank you Jesus

My father is a current patient for rehab there and may I say I am very disappointed. He has not…read morebeen dressed in two days, is not getting the rehab he needs to heal from his back surgery . They leave him in bed all day. Tonight i came to visit at 5:30pm and he hadn't eaten. At 6pm I asked where his dinner was and was told they "forgot". They said they would order him a tray soon. Here it is 6:16 and he still hasn't eaten. The care here is below standard. Every time I visit the nurses are outside smoking. There is no security as well. I don't know what kind of haphazard facility is run here, but my father is not receiving the care we told he would. I'm very dissatisfied. 6:20pm and they just now asked what kind of sandwich he wants? That doesn't sound like a well rounded dinner.

The Staff and Management of Big Oaks Rehab Facility This is…read moreto express the deepest thanks for the exceptional and compassionate care provided to my father, Salvador Rodriguez during his last days. Losing a loved one is incredibly difficult, but the kindness and professionalism of your staff made a profound difference for our entire family. And a special thanks to Millie Lewis, thank you for treating my father with such love and care....We will forever be grateful. The Rodriguez Family,

My family is amazed at the care given here at Eagleview. They are amazing! My father was in another…read morenursing home that should have been closed down because the care was terrible. This past year has been a blessing. There are a few nurses that give impeccable care. We are very grateful for Chris, Shay, Amy and Anna to name a few. I can't say enough about them. Thank you to an amazing staff. TK

I have been a resident here for over a month and a half to help with my strength and lungs, so this…read moreis not a hit and run. So far two major issues. The "cuisine" they describe is coming from the lowest bidder and apparently the kitchen staff is not given what it takes to prepare most of the dished they aspire to, like it's supposed to be turkey and gravy, yet I swear there was not even the slightest hint of turkey, maybe tofu trying to be turkey. It actually cut in straight lines and cubed. Should hot dogs, bacon or sausage be deep fried? 70% of the time I am actually dumbfounded. Should you like a cup of what they call coffee, I promise not one staff member will rush to go to the kitchen on the first floor from the 3rd floor. That also answers the question, why can't our meals arrive warm enough to melt the butter substitute? From the coffee (or water for tea) and the rest of breakfast, all the way to supper, cool is the temperature of the center. After a month and a half it weighs on you because you gotta eat what you get. Now the big one. It may not seem like much but to us that need hydration and do not have access to cold beverages,(tap water is what we got) it's close to torture. The ice machine on my floor, 3rd floor, died a month ago. After a week someone took the initiative to fill a container from the 2nd floor machine for us. Even then and now, getting a staff member to get ice is rough and I understand. The aides are busy enough backing up the nurses with giving personal care. Most understand that wanting ice isn't something to be viewed as trivial NOW, the 2nd floor machine went down. Now they get to join us for the fun. The head nurse for our floor is trying but this one lies another level up, where the bottom line is what matters. No doubt I'll have more to add.

My 86 year old brother wad in this facility several times during the last few weeks..I live in CA…read moreand have never physically been to this facility. My brother and his wife complained nonstop about the horrendous care and horrendous food. At night they were often late with his medication and personal care. He would lie in his poop for hours despite complaints. I tried to help from 3000 miles away via phone. Most of the time a nightmare! One time when I called I wad told there was no patient by his name Wasput on hold twice..second time they still couldn't find his name, the third time they found it actually stating to me they don't always update their patient roster....really? Another time, speaking to my brother he asked me to help..someone was supposed to come in and clean him up from his poop but the female workers told him she had 17 patients in worse condition than he was, who needed her help before him..what a thing to tell a patient lying in his poop. Several times I left a message for the attending Dr. to call me and I was told by female employee that would be a surprise if the doctor even comes around, let alone calls me..amazing. My brother constantly complained about the food..how could anyone. ----up a grilled cheese or peanut butter and jelly sandwich? In all fairness there were a few employees who went out of their way to accommodate, answer questions and make my brother's life a little more bearable including 3rd floor male employee (Philippino?)Rig, LVN Laurie, Manager on duty Isabell Bradley and her assistant, another lady. Although he was not mobile, they did not provide medical transfer to 2 appts he had to see a urologist and surgeon. His small statured wife was left to struggle transferring him via wheelchair and walker from bed to wheelchair to walker etc etc..according to both of them it was a nightmare and they had to find assistance the entire 2 outings.. Finally, there is a gal who is in charge of the hospital transport who Isabell's assistant told me to speak to re the transport. Believe her name is Patrice. She spoke very, very condensendingly, rude, and in the end I had to terminate the conversation, totally unwilling to assist. She spoke a mile a minute, rattling off medical terminology, procedure, not ketting me get a wird in..maybe you can find a recording if there is one..Unbelievable and a shame! Would NEVER recommend anyone stay here. Been involved in the insurance regulatory business much of my working career and this facility is a nightmare except for the few who I was fortunate to run into and mentioned above.

I admit the place looks terrible. The building is outdated, but it's clean. Where it shines is the…read morestaff. Being a County owned and run facility, they have actual staff, not just one nurse per wing like some nicer looking places I have visited. My father was in there during the pandemic after heart replacement surgery. We actually pulled him out of a very nice looking facility in Galloway that basically ignored him for two weeks. Where that place left him to rot in bed unsupervised, the staff at Meadow View had him out of bed and walking around in no time. I would have given 5 stars, but the place is in desperate need of a refresh, the 4 they earned was strictly because of their caring staff.

My husband has been there for 60 days. The attention, medical care and physical therapy he has…read morereceived is five stars. The only reason I did not rate this facility fivestars is because updates need to be made, especially to the Internet. He can only get three channels on the TV due to the weak connection, and the signal on our phones is even worse. My husband was bored because of this. When a patient is sick, away from and spends most of his day in his room, entertainment is a necessary distraction.The building is wired for the 20th century and not the 21st century.

At night I am very hungry and no one answers the phone or the call bell. This happens frequently!…read more So I go to bed, hungry, and with possibly falling blood sugar.

My mother is currently there. Great staff, she likes the food and activities. My siblings and I are…read morevery happy she is in this facility.