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    Whitney Manor

    Whitney Manor

    (13 reviews)

    Seriously Whitney Manor, you freakin' rock…read more My grandfather has been in and out of the hospital with hip-related problems/surgeries for the past few years. After each stay in the hospital, he is required to spend an extended amount of time in a rehabilitation "home" to receive antibiotics to help ensure that his hip doesn't get infected. He's been to a handful in the area (including University on the Boulevard in New Haven, Arden House in Hamden, and Gaylord in Wallingford), and WM is, by far, his most favorite one (btw, whatever you do...avoid Arden House at ALL costs)! The entire staff at WM is extremely friendly...everyone from the receptionist to the admissions coordinator to the nurses to the medical assistants. This is my grandfather's third stay at WM, and there were quite a few staff members that remembered exactly who he was, and weren't shy about expressing that they were happy to see him again. WHAT?! This place is like Cheers, with beds and old people instead of beer and drunks. My grandfather expressed that he needed a wider wheelchair, because the standard one was rubbing against his hip, causing much irritation to his wound. He left WM for the day to spend the day with my grandmother, and when we went to drop him back off...a new, wider wheelchair was waiting for him in his room. His room has its own temperature gauge, which is a BIG DEAL. There's nothing like being cold and not being able to do a thing about it. It's comforting to know that he can control the temperature without having to ask for anyone's help or permission. I recently visited, and all of the staff greeted me as I walked by. People know my mother by name, and remembered her as well from previous stays. Also, WM doesn't have that typical "home"/hospital smell. You know, that smell that makes you dread visiting relatives that happen to be in homes. There were also lovely decorations all over every floor, including a huge inflatable Easter bunny in the courtyard. This is, without a doubt, the homiest "home" that I've ever visited. Of course, being stuck in a "home" away from your real home must suck hardcore. But, at least at WM I know that my grandfather is as comfortable as he can be until he's ready to return to his real home. If you're able, book your loved one for a stay here...it's the best one in the area.

    shower weekly! food terrible cold. Long wait time for response! . day shift was wonderful . night…read moretime not so wonderful. catheter with blood found in my bathroom .p t staff was great .

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    Gaylord Specialty Healthcare

    (19 reviews)

    My sister had a brain bleed and spent a few weeks at the Wallingford facility. The nurses were…read morewonderful (most of them) the facility is clean and nice, however, trying to communicate with the doctor and get written notes about her progress was non existent! We could not get our questions answered in a timely manner and she should have received more extensive therapy but did not. They basically let her have a bed for a few weeks. They were not helpful in providing strategies for the family to use so all we could do was read the TBI manual and fend for ourselves. We were absolutely not happy with the results of her time there. They would not let her walk on her own so she was either in bed, a chair or wheelchair. My suggestion is that you have family there all day and night to support your loved one.

    My husband qualified for acute rehab due to a stroke and spent 3 weeks there. He had intensive…read moretherapies sprinkled throughout the day, including speech, all varieties of OT, outdoor therapy for walking a dog, and hours of in-house PT. His progress was excellent, and Gaylord's ability to reach out and get him every kind of rehabilitation he needed was unbelievable. Now, it's not easy. The patients must work, but thank god, Gaylord helps them work hard. We have been to lesser rehab programs where one hour of PT constituted the rehab for each day. They go to great lengths for their patients, and my husband was in fabulous shape, ready to take on the world once released.

    Rehabilitation Associates

    Rehabilitation Associates

    (3 reviews)

    I would like to say that Caroline has helped me achieve the ability to return to work many a time…read more I've come to rely on her sound advice and attention to my injuries which are varied and ongoing. Her repartee is hard to beat either. Austin is part man part machine. You can't otherwise explain his amazing skills and constant motion. He helped me with my sciatic nerve pain and Ive been driving pain free ever since! Debbie has been great hooking me up to as much Stim as I can take. She always adds in just enough to get me to through the gate but never too much so that I "tilt". Then there is "other Debbie". This office has bonus Debbie's which I find absolutely delightful! You can't have too many I say! Other Debbie Has a particular set of skills that would make Liam Neeson jealous. Not only can she quickly get you scheduled into your future Therapy sessions but she has the uncanny ability to move about the facility popping up where least expected. She's kinda like a ninja.

    Awesome facility! I had surgery on 12/21 to reattach my femoral bicep tendon with injury to my…read moreACL, LCL and broke my leg. I used Craig as my Physical Therapist. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted, temp taken and are sent to start your appointment. They run like a fine oiled machine. The entire staff is amazing! As for Craig, he pushed me just enough to succeed. When I first started I never thought I'd be able to walk again and now I can walk around the block, play catch with my kids, ride a bike and live life. I still have a lot to go but he gave me the basics I needed.

    The Keystone House - c_and_mh - Updated May 2026

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