Park Avenue Health and Rehabilitation

Wow. So many good things to say! Everyone was amazing. From the CNA's to the nurse's, PT and OT, the activities department that kept me sane because I couldn't leave the facility because of my condition and treatment. Daily activities were a great escape from my circumstances and condition. Physical therapy and Occupational therapy worked to keep me moving and making progress. Connor, the head of PT always pushed me and motivated me to do more during therapy than I thought I could and it's helped so much now being out of the facility. The whole team works really hard to make sure you're ready to move around independently once you're discharged. So many amazing people but I have to mention a few by name. Bianca, Ebelyn, and Danielle are amazing CNAs. They don't get enough credit for what they do for their patients every day. Jessica, Cristina, and the other nurses always took care of me. They were very friendly and answered any questions I had and always made it feel like you were walking down the neighborhood saying hi to friends instead of being in a medical facility. Connor, George, Trey, Marcus, Christi, April, Brian, Gabe, and the entire PT/OT staff made therapy fun and challenging while it strengthened us and prepped us to leave when we got better. And last but certainly not least! A HUGE thank you to the Activities Department. Kayla, Serenity, and Vanessa! Like I mentioned, kept me sane. The nail salon they run is worth the five star rating on it's own! Wednesdays @1 PM. Appointment only! Lol. Something fun and creative to do with then every day which was very much appreciated! The fact that I remember all these names is also testament to how well I was treated. Thank you Park Avenue Staff!

Giving a 1 because a zero is not possible. My mother was transferred there from TMC. She is on dialysis and had been battling infection and had been recently diagnosed as diabetic. When I went to visit the first day I was told that she would get physical therapy twice a day to try and build her strength. Only once in a week did they get her out of bed to walk. About 2 days in she developed a horrible rash on her neck. I was told they would have it looked at. I was there every day asking. It gradually got worse. Itching and and she was getting horrible pain. I finally snapped and demanded to speakbwith a charge nurse. I was told they would have to wait till Monday ( it was Sunday) to get dr approval to look at her rash and to get approval to check her blood sugar, they claim to not know she was diabetic. I demanded transport back to TMC. At TMC we were informed it was shingles and as I am looking at her transfer paperwork from this hell hold it clearly said she was type 2 diabetic. Do not take your loved ones here!!!!!

Wonderful service.

Exceptional service! Everything was great!

Nicely remodeled building. Great staff