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The Baptist Home

2.5 (11 reviews)
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Great place to be! Friendly staff as soon as u walk in, u feel right at home! Quality care with compassionate staff!

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Kingston Hospital - Sloppy appearance of curtain in ER room 16

Kingston Hospital

2.2(43 reviews)
5.3 mi

With a healthcare emergency I landed in Kingston Hospital for emergency surgery. The admissions…read moreprocess was simple enough, but that was where simplicity ended. The nursing staff was a mixed pot. The RN looked panicked to insert an IV port and the other RNs seemed to not communicate as one rounding healthcare team. The medical Drs on call each round asked the same basic questions that Would have been answered with the ease of reading my chart and ultimately, I was discharged with a prescription that was inadequate for pain management. During the stay another RN didn't follow Drs orders and again did not manage my post surgical pain until a Dr confirmed that she wasn't giving me all of my Rx pain meds when I'd just come out of surgery! Those issues aside the low patient #s made for an intimate and quiet feel during the stay. With all of the attention given during the hospitalization, one would havr had a stellar experience had the pain management alone been at least what was ordered without having to fight for your meds when needed. The hospital rooms didn't have hot water--at all-- so there were many days of not being able to shower comfortably or PERIOD. As an institution of cleanliness, hygiene and sanitary conditions for healing, I'd not think expecting hot water would be an issue. The food was not the greatest tasting but there are many places to order from close by. I didn't eat the food bc it was pretty bad, even the simple things like oats. Depending on who you get, the nursing care ranged from outstanding to wondering how'd they graduate clinicals. I guess it all depends on luck... I'm just GRATEFUL I was able to get thru it alive, and that itself is worth 5 stars.

My daughter in law has been admitted for two days. The nurses turn off the call button without…read morechecking on the patients. They are rude and lazy. They took her food order, ignoring all of her restrictions, gave her food she couldn't eat. Then at 7pm she was very hungry. Someone said they'd get her a turkey sandwich, 2 hours later she finally gets someone's attention and they tell her the kitchen is closed. She can have one packet of saltines. We ended up having to order food to be delivered. They went through her stuff and treated her like a criminal for no reason. I called to tell them she needed help because they were ignoring her, they hung up on me. Awful hospital.

Northeast Center For Special Care - Patients routinely left in soiled undergarments for hours. Note the puddles under wheelchairs.

Northeast Center For Special Care

1.2(14 reviews)
6.5 mi

I spent three weeks here. Was brought in by stretcher and was so drugged for pain I don't even…read moreremember the transfer. I had excellent care. PT and OT pushed me hard and I worked hard, building a sweat in every session. I also worked hard outside the official sessions. I could see progress every day. I was recovering from a badly broken ankle and a broken knee. I'm 70 years old and otherwise in good shape. It was very hard and painful work but I walked out fully independent and confident with a walker and knee brace in three weeks and one day. The entire staff were always very pleasant and very professional. I would have given five stars but for the food service, the noisy night staff, and the sometimes long waits after pushing the call button. Thank you to the entire team but especially to Mike, my physical therapist. Hint for those going there: keep a big basket filled with little individually wrapped goodies to share with everyone who comes into your room. And establish a reputation as a pleasant and hard working patient.

If you care AT ALL for your loved one DO NOT send them here. My loved one fell out of bed within 3…read morehours of arriving and then again within 2 days. The rooms are depressing. Residents at a table in a " so called" common area in hospital gowns and pull ups. Several nurses at the nurses station talking amongst themselves and having ZERO interaction with the residents. The care here TRULY borders on neglect. The firsst time i got to visit my loved one he was in a dirty shirt that didnt belong to him and I noticed feces under his fingernails. This place should be closed down.

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Northeast Center For Special Care - Filthy, old meal trays that should have been thrown away years ago

Filthy, old meal trays that should have been thrown away years ago

Northeast Center For Special Care - A typical dinner there for a recuperating adult patient.

A typical dinner there for a recuperating adult patient.

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Large, bruised area discovered on relative one morning. Just one of many.

Pierro, Connor & Strauss

Pierro, Connor & Strauss

3.5(8 reviews)
58.2 mi

We had an excellent experience with Pierro, Connor, and Strauss. We were looking for a law firm to…read morehelp us prepare a will, and they advised us on everything we needed for not only that but also dealing with the disposition of remains and other aspects you may not necessarily know about or think about. The entire process went smoothly; we were able to review every single document that had been prepared, ask questions, make corrections and alterations, and sign something that we knew would have us prepared for the worst. We will certainly reach out to them in the future for any of our legal needs.

Here's my beef with this company- they don't provide a fee until AFTER they've reviewed your…read morefinances. I sat through an introductory consultation where every account and asset I own was provided. I asked the associate upfront what the fee(s) would be to establish a trust. Her response was that Mr. Pierro would be in to provide that. It was pretty stunning to hear $6k and I am sure if I presented with fewer assets the fee would be different, otherwise there would be transparency. I've since established the trust, and that plus a will, power of attorney, and health care proxy were all executed with a different law office, specializing in estate planning for $3k.

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Louis Pierro, Frank Hemming and Aaron Connor, Partners at Pierro, Connor & Strauss

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Mike Mullaney, Senior Counsel

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