Boynton Beach Rehab

Had a loved one there and I can tell you that the food was horrible. He stopped eating and became weak. When we were moving him out, we found dead cockroaches, a urine soaked shirt and shorts stuffed in a drawer, and spoiled food with flies in the room near food. The nurses were overworked but were very nice. For the most part, the CNA's were lazy and did not respond to calls. My loved one is paralyzed and cannot help himself or get out of bed for help. We had to ask for a standard sized hospital bed ( he is a big man) instead of the small beds provided. I do not recommend this facility

After my stroke I went here for rehab - I was treated very badly. I didn’t have my speech back yet but my head was pushed up against the railings while bathing me - leaving me with bruising and bumps above my eye. My daughter has pictures. I couldn’t speak yet and when they would wake me at 5am to wash me up - I would be woken from a sound sleep abruptly and treated very unkind. I was spoken to cruelly at times (as it took me a little longer to understand) and treated like I was nothing - when I finally began to speak - it was only tiny amounts and I slowly began to tell my kids that I was not being treated nicely - through my tears and my small words - my children started staying with me every minute until they could get me out of there. I will never forget how I was treated - I am a massive stroke survivor - my days are still not easy but how I was treated here will never fully leave me

My father was a patient there for two weeks before we moved him to hospice. During that time he fell at least twice and injured himself. He was totally blind and very hard of hearing nobody ever cut his food or spoke to him, they lost his hearing aids and do not put his teeth in it. We filed a complaint with DCF but the cure did not improve despite the Administrator providing lipservice to my mom and I sure her that things would be better. They are grossly understaffed and have one LPN working on a unit that has three Corredor’s. My father died the day after we moved him to hospice and he did not have a terminal illness. I would not send anybody to this facility.

This place is horrible. After only 2 weeks I moved my father out. He was suppose to get an IV drip antibiotic and didn’t get it for 4 days because they said they were out of IV stands. Everyone very rude. No one returns calls. Food horrible. I could go on and on.

My husband is in Boynton Beach Rehab. The staff is very slow to act. He doesn't even touch his food. He barely eats anything, and he says the food is horrible. I've seen a couple meals, and they're not appetizing to look at. He also needs help with cutting because he can eat independently, but he can't use a knife. He can't properly cut his food, which they didn't do. For the staff, nobody knows anything. When you ask a question, they'll say, "Go ask that lady," and when you ask her, she says, "I don't know, go ask that lady." You're running around in circles, and you don't get answers. They wash the floors, and they clean it. It seems to be clean to me, and I never saw a creature running on the floor or anything like that. They sit there constantly with their waxing machines, and they're always on top of the cleanliness. For the activities, they have a big schedule on the wall. They list a lot of activities, but I never saw anything going on, but I didn't walk around the whole place. It's not that he is being ignored, but everything is done slowly. If he needs a change, it will take more than an hour for someone to change his underwear. You press the nurse's call button, it takes them 15-20 minutes to show up, and sometimes you have to press it again. The staff is very slow to move, but once they do move, they're OK. If he needs help to get in and out of bed, it takes a while to get the staff to do it, but once they come in, they're fine. Therapy is good, they worked with him, and improved him from when he got in there, so I would say the therapy is pretty good.