Harrington Park Health and Rehabilitation

Amazing experience. So attentive to my family and really took note of every detail as they took such great care of us. My grandma felt right at home and enjoyed her stay after her knee surgery. Cannot say enough great things about this wonderful place and their staff, from the chefs to the desk clerks, and those in between. Truly a blessing!

I love this place they take really great care off me and care about the people they take care off I am going to live here the rest off my life I love it here!!thank you all yall do a great job

I was there recovering from knee replacement in August 2024. From the moment I got there till the moment I was discharged I was treated with such warmth and care and they made me feel very welcomed. When I was supposed to go home after a few days, they knew I was stressed about going home because I felt I was not ready and they knew so they made arrangements to have me stay a little longer. I am very picky about food and the kitchen staff worked with me on that and I have never eaten so well at any rehab facility. Physical and occupational therapy were outstanding and the nursing and CNA staff were outstanding and caring. The doctor and nurse practitioner listened to any concerns I had and took care of them for me. The ladies that cleaned my room (Malaysia, Jasmine) were excellent as well as Stanley who fixed my TV and lamp in my room. I have never been to an inpatient physical rehab facility that I had no complaints about, that has gone above and beyond to accommodate me. I have been to several rehab facilities over the years and Harrington Park has been the best out of all of them. If I ever have to again go inpatient for therapy I will always choose Harrington Park. Special thanks to Andrea, Tosha and all Department heads for EVERYTHING ❤️❤️Thank you to Stanley, Malaysia, Jasmine for taking such good care of my room, all CNA’s on 2nd floor especially Sonya, all nurses on second floor, all occupational and physical therapy(Kristi, CJ, Kealie, Nancy, Janice, Melinda) outstanding job, kitchen staff, a special thank you for accommodating my picky needs. I will miss all the great food I ate while I was there. Special thanks to Dr. Powell and Nurse Practioner Lisa Clark for actually looking at my chart and knowing my case and meeting any needs or concerns I might have. Thank you all for such a wonderful experience, I will miss you all 😊❤️

There are several positive things to say about my stay at Harrington Park Rehabilitation Center following a fall which resulted in a broken hip. Beginning with the medical staff, physician and nurse practitioner, who modified my blood pressure medicines to reduce symptoms of orthostatic hypotension and arranged a follow up appointment with my orthopedic doctor upon discharge from Harrington. Next, the kitchen staff who were receptive to special requests. Lastly, but certainly not the least is the exceptional therapy team, every single one of them! Therapy consisted of exercises to strengthen and increase mobility as well as improving ADL’s related to bathing and dressing. Therapy was functional in nature with explanations of the reasons why tasks should be done in a certain way. Family members were involved in the planning for discharge. Today, I am two weeks post discharge from Harrington and Home Heath is just being scheduled. If it had not been for the excellent therapy I received at Harrington, I would not have been able to complete many of the necessary activities of daily living safely.

My grandmother was admitted to Harrington Park post a hip replacement surgery in 2018. She complained about lack of help from staff, which we witnessed during her time there and she filed formal complaints about. Her wound opened and began weeping during her stay. We were told it was being tended to. She received routine blood draws during her time here - all draws (we didn't physically see the lab results at the time) showed an increase in white blood cells (which can be a sign of infection). No follow up labs were done. The NP or physician noted a mental decline, but chalked it up to old age and possible dementia. Less than 2 days after she left the facility, she collapsed and was admitted with sepsis that had already passed the blood/brain barrier. She passed several weeks later. A completely avoidable death due to plain negligence. I even called (very nicely) and spoke to the administration to have the facility look into the event - I wanted to ensure this didn't happen to another family. After my initial call and request for an investigation - they refused to accept or return my calls.