I went to the ED in the morning around shift change. Both nurses were fantastic and timely with…read moremanaging my pain and giving fluids. I had an older gentleman transport me to ultrasound and cat-scan, he was so kind, funny, and helped keep my spirits high during a high-stress situation. The tech at cat-scan was also so kind and lovely to me. I was in and out in under 4 hours with extensive testing, and sent home with antibiotics and pain management. Doc was kind, efficient, and knowledgeable.

Overlook has been our hospital for over 35 years, and the care, quality, and overall experience are…read moreconsistently A+++. It's no surprise that Overlook is ranked as one of the best hospitals in New Jersey -- the entire Atlantic Health System is outstanding. I will be forever grateful to the Overlook Breast Cancer Department for discovering my breast cancer during my routine yearly mammogram. I am thankful to the oncology team to be here. Every department and office experience were lovely and knowledgeable.

Kessler Rehabilitation Center at 190 Elm St Westfield NJ 07090…read more This place is the greatest I had my Both Knees replaced, 1 hip and 1 shoulder and if it wasn't for Kessler Westfield I wouldn't be able to do anything! I could do anything I want to do now just like I was when I was 18 yrs old Jason and Cathy are the best. THIS PLACE IS THE BEST!!!

I've been coming here for physical therapy for over 10 years. As an active senior, pushing my…read morelimits, I've been here for physical therapy after back sprains, shoulder impactions, and post major surgery. Each time I leave in much condition then when I started. I found Jason, Catherine and Deana to be very helpful and professional in restoration back to my normal athletic lifestyle. Most importantly they provide the guidance and exercises so that I can maintain my lifestyle of skiing, distance swimming, golf, cycling, and kayaking. Plus they are very responsive whenever I have questions. I recommend them highly.

Dr. Todd is amazing, he can see what's wrong with you and make the adjustments. His treatment…read morefocuses on a cure as opposed to perpetual adjustments. The office staff are friendly and accommodating when you really need to sneak for a quick adjustment.

Dr. Todd Carcucchi, is one of the most well informed, caring doctors I have ever been to. His…read moreoffice, his staff, and the professionals that work with him are extraordinarily competent. Dr.Todd's ability to pin point a problem and work with your individual needs are exceptional. I have had back problems since I was a young adult. When a doctor could not help me, he would simply give me a prescription and send me on my way. Dr. Todd worked with my difficulties and eventually found a resolution. He did not give up ,until my pain subsided .Dr Todd was able to diagnose my issues and develop a program to relieve my discomfort. When you make an appointment they will work hard to accommodate you. There is very little wait time. I cannot say enough about this office and would give it a score of 110!!!

Recently had abdomen surgery, after 3 days at Overlook, they recommended this nearby facility for…read moreshort term rehab. Staff is generally cordial & responsive. I was evaluated by a senior nurse, a PT staffer & an Atlantic Health primary care Dr. Social worker provided assistance to arrange home help care upon discharge. Being 77, it was unique to feel like the youngster in the crowd. No doubt most of the patient population are on a one way journey. The monthly birthday celebration included many who could not appreciate the festivities. Food service is adequate. Scrambled eggs at breakfast was better than decent. Snacks are offer. Spent a week last year at Kessler West Orange, a world class facility. For my current needs, Shady Grove was decent & approvable by UnitedHealth.

Would give less than one star if possible. Our father was recently discharged after receiving rehab…read morefollowing a stroke. For the first two days, we were happy. He was in the updated part of the facility and seemed to be treated well by staff and nurses. However, he was soon moved to another part that "cares" for people with dementia - and it was downhill from there. The area was extremely dingy and smelled awful. During several visits, the odor was so bad that it cause us to gag and have to step outside. Then one day, we showed up to find him wearing someone else's clothes even though he had two bags of his own in his room. At another point, they lost all of his clothes after taking them to laundry, despite us saying we'd take care of that ourselves after multiple staff told us the "laundry system is a mess." The bathroom in his shared room also malfunctioned several times during his time there. Adding to the frustration was the extreme lack of communication. On almost every occasion, it took several days to get a response. In fact, weeks later, we're still waiting for a call back from someone. And when we finally spoke to the administrator, it was no help. He seemed resigned to the fact that this was how things operate there. That same attitude was shown from the social worker there too. While she promised to keep us informed when he was admitted, that wasn't the case at all. She was most communicative when it came to discharge, which is revealing. We were thankful to finally find a nurse who told us to talk to her if we wanted information, but there's no excuse for it being that difficult. It is never easy to have a loved one in a care facility, but Spring Grove did nothing to make it better or ease concerns. Not everyone may have a choice, but if possible, explore options other than Spring Grove!!!

Very satisfied with the quality PT provided by the staff in New Providence during the last year.read more

Suze-Elisha Principal, the physical therapist at Kessler New Providence, is the best I have ever…read moreworked with. She is caring and compassionate, but will give your derrière a kick when you need it. Because of the care I received from her,I have definitely improved. In addition, I feel confident that I will continue to improve by doing the exercises she taught me at home. I would be remiss if I did not mention the excellent receptionist and assistant, Charmaine Goodridge. She is warm and welcoming, as well as very helpful. Together these two women make a sometimes painful experience so much better, and even fun at times. We sometimes sing along with the music, laughing and joking around. I am sure this helps me in my recovery. Kessler New Providence has that environment that is conducive to feeling better both physically and mentally.

I wish I could give 0 stars. I was transferred to Ashbrook for rehabilitation after a hospital…read morestay for a dislocated hip and severe spinal stenosis. I chose the location because it was close to my sister and she was my primary care giver during rehabilitation. My Sister and Brother-in-law transported me from the hospital fto Ashbrook. When we first walked in we walked smack into the smell, hitting it like a putrid brick wall. The hallway on both sides was lined with dinner carts. All I could think was in the event of a fire, nobody was going to get out. Room was small, furniture was shabby. Bathroom looked like it hadn't been upgraded since the 1950s and it serviced 4 people ( 2 rooms, one on each side) . No one told me about this arrangement and the next morning I walked in on a gentleman. The first night I had my physical evaluation which consisted of me walking up and down in the narrow space between the bed and the wall. There was no call button by the bed for emergencies . The food was such slop that it made me gag to look at it. About 15 minutes after I got there I was on the phone to my sister saying come and get me, I'll rehab at home with the visiting nurse service. My sister said she wasn't about to leave me there and she was already contacting The Visiting Nurse service. I was out of there by the next morning. If you have a choice, don't condemn anyone you care about to this place, it's like the 7the level of Hell!!

Dont go or send anybody you love here. My grandmother was here for a month and a half and while…read moresupposedly "rehabilitating" she was really just sitting in a hospital bed long forgotten without attention or care. While she was home she was able to walk and talk. When she came home from this place after a month she couldnt do either anymore. Literally let to sit and waste away in a "rehab". This place is quite the opposite. They should call it a deterioration camp for the elderly. Your possessions will go missing, you will not be cared for, and you might as well sign your life away.

facility is clean with no urine smells my Mom appears well…read morecared for and clean as do the other residents Social Worker, Iva, was especially helpful and is always available The nurses listen to my concerns and will contact the Doctor with my concerns and requests The Aides provide adequate care , some go out of their way to interact with residents

My mother was admitted to Complete Care at Clark following a partial hip replacement. Less than 24…read morehours later, I demanded her discharge due to verbal and physical abuse by a night-shift CNA and unsanitary conditions within the facility. During the night, the CNA refused to assist my mother to the bathroom and told her to "go ahead" on her own. My mother explained that she had undergone hip replacement surgery just two days prior and could not ambulate independently, the CNA responded, "I don't want to touch you." When my mother asked for help getting back into bed, the CNA forcefully flung her leg, causing severe pain. When my mother screamed, the CNA stated, "I told you I didn't want to touch you." Later, when my mother again requested help to use the bathroom, the same CNA questioned her need, saying, "You really need to go again?" She then made inappropriate and distressing comments, asking who would help her at home. When my mother said her husband would assist her, the CNA replied, "If you do this at home, your husband is going to leave you." This behavior was cruel, degrading, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable--especially toward a vulnerable post-surgical patient. No one should ever be treated this way. In addition to this abuse, the facility itself is filthy. The room appeared poorly cleaned and unsanitary, which is especially alarming for a post-surgical patient at high risk for infection. These conditions only compounded concerns for my mother's safety, dignity, and overall care. I strongly urge others to carefully consider this experience before entrusting their loved ones to this rehabilitation center.

I'm heartbroken to share our experience with Mountainside Skilled Nursing and Rehab. We moved Mom…read morehere hoping she'd get the care she deserved in her final days, but what we got was neglect and distress. The worst moment came when they moved her to a private room. My mom, who was actively dying, couldn't be off oxygen for more than a few seconds. When I arrived, they were wheeling her to her new room--WITHOUT oxygen. She was gasping for air and in a panic, crying. I begged them to hurry, but the aide pushing her wheelchair moved at a snail's pace while my mom was terrified. I even grabbed the wheelchair to try to push it faster, but she wasn't responding. I yelled, "Someone please help!" but the staff just stood in the hallway, gawking. While the mistake was eventually acknowledged, my mom felt totally unsafe--and she was. She died the next day. I deeply regret trusting Mountainside with her care. I cannot recommend this facility to anyone. Please be cautious and consider other options if your loved one needs serious care.

After my hip replacement surgery, I came to Mountainside rehab and skilled nursing. I was very…read moreimpressed with the staff and my therapists. They couldn't do enough to make me comfortable with their patience, encouragement and positive attitude. From the administrator Jessica, and her staff I knew right away I was in good hands. Very organized, knowledgeable and caring. My stay and care was above what I expected

Our Mom had a wonderful experience here for a ten day stay to work on OT and PT and regain…read moreindependence at home; staff were just amazing from top to bottom. They all exceeded our expectations and even a week after we left we received a phone call just to check on mom and see how was doing; I would highly recommend. The only negative I can come up with is the facility was dated and needs to be remodeled even with that the facility was clean.

From the owner: A Proven Leader in Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Care…read more ManorCare Health Service's skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers offer post-acute services for those transitioning from hospital to home. This specialized quality care helps shorten or eliminate hospital stays, laying the groundwork for a successful discharge. Some of these services include: high-intensity physical, occupational and speech therapies, cardiac recovery, stroke and other neurological recovery care, skin and complex wound care, I.V. services, diabetes management, oncology care, and orthopedic and joint replacement recovery. With individualized programs and a variety of post-acute services ManorCare offers rehab hospital caliber health care options to meet the unique needs of patients and ensure that they receive outcomes-oriented care that will speed their recovery and their return home.

We are extremely pleased with the staff and care for my mother.. She is doing much better and our…read morefamily can't be more thankful!

Horrible place !!!! Waited close to 1/2 hour with my father who was transported there from the…read morehospital before anyone acknowledged us . Finally someone helps us get to his room . Disgusting!!! Bed all rickety , phone disconnected from wall like it was cut , bathroom fixtures all rusty and paper towel dispenser not working . Patients sitting in wheelchairs all alone in hallway looking like zombies . He was admitted for PT after suffering from collapsed lung . He has a Hemlick valve ( portable chest tube ). Nurse miss Berry had absolutely no idea what she was doing and sealed the valve off!!!! Later another nurse listened to his breathing and discovered shallow breath sounds and called for an xray. Xray showed pneumothorax . He was admitted with it !!!! They never compared X-rays and called 911 . Back to hospital . Xray at hospital showed exact same lung as the other day when discharged . Had to stay in ER over night until social worker was able to find us a new rehab place . Birchwood is a disgrace!!! STAY AWAY !!! You've been warned !!!