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Agustin Gorbea

Compassionate staff, the food is excellent and therapy is exceptional. The head of nursing is thorough and knows her stuff. Social services know how to guide you through a lot of paperwork required by government agencies

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Eva Chong

I usually never write reviews but I like to give credit when credit is due . Was hesitant at first , my grandma had never been in a facility before but was recommended by Arcadia hospital and her Doctor . Everyone was very helpful and the therapy team went above and beyond . Thank you to all the hardworking staff at Huntington drive .

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Clare Kleinedler

I want to start by acknowledging that some of the people who work here are genuinely good at what they do. The physical therapists were excellent, and a few of the nurses showed real care and professionalism. I also want to specifically mention Elise on the administrative team—she was consistently kind, helpful, and compassionate. Unfortunately, that is where the positives end. This facility is completely disorganized and feels unsafe. There appears to be no meaningful security in place. There is a back door where people freely walk in and out, and no one ever seems to check who they are or whether they belong there—even when they are clearly not staff. Communication is abysmal. On one occasion, I called the front reception desk repeatedly over a 45-minute period. Roughly 80% of the time, no one answered. The remaining times, someone picked up and immediately hung up. When I finally reached the receptionist and explained what had been happening, he responded rudely and dismissively, saying, “It’s probably one of our patients.” When I expressed concern that patients were answering the phones, he ignored the issue entirely and repeatedly asked what I wanted, without acknowledging the seriousness of the situation. There was also a complete lack of accountability when it came to my father’s personal belongings. Several items of his clothing went missing during his stay, and despite repeated inquiries, the facility was unable to locate any of them. With randomers coming in and out with no checks in place, I'm not surprised to see things are going missing. Equally troubling is the lack of supervision and care. Staff frequently sit outside smoking while patients are left alone in their rooms—or in bed—for hours at a time, with little to no check-ins. The environment itself is unhygienic and unacceptable for a healthcare setting: urinals left on the floor, crumbs and debris throughout common areas, and an overall sense of neglect. Once I fully understood how my father was being treated, I moved him out immediately. I would strongly advise against placing a loved one here. No one should be left in such conditions, especially during a vulnerable time when proper care, safety, and dignity matter most.

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Dawn Gioiello

My father has been in the Huntington Drive Health and Rehabilitation Center twice. We have found the staff to be friendly, kind, respectful, helpful, and professional. The nurses are attentive and answer my questions. The physical therapy department has worked each time to make it possible for my father to get his strength back so he can come home. Our family has felt supported and believe that their care has made my father's life better. Thank you Huntington Drive for helping our family navigate his illnesses.

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Janille Victoriano

My grandmother was admitted to this rehab at 9pm after being in the hospital from a fall. When my family got to the rehab, the lady in the front was asleep. She woke up from her nap, annoyingly said “visiting hours are over” and that she didn’t hear about anyone new arriving. Luckily a nurse saw us and knew that my grandmother was being admitted that night. While saying goodbye to my grandmother, I could hear the CNAs complaining that my family was there after visiting hours. The next day, we got a call saying that my grandmother had thrown up blood, not the facility’s fault, but when we got there my grandmother said she asked for water at night because her throat was bothering her and one of the CNAs said, “We don’t have water here.” My grandma was hot and asked if there was an AC, the CNA said “We don’t have AC here.” My grandma asked for the CNAs name because she forgot, the CNA said, “I already told you my name” and walked out. Luckily she was re-admitted to the hospital shortly after. There were maybe only one or two nice people, everyone else seemed annoyed to be working there. The facilities are old and look kind of creepy, but the main thing is that my grandmother wasn’t well taken care of in the short time she was there. I’ve never been so grateful for my grandma throwing up blood so we didn’t to have to step foot in this place again.