EDWARD J HEALEY REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in RIVIERA BEACH, FL. CMS overall rating: 5 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.1 out of 5 from 14 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
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Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Government - County
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This nursing home is located in Palm Beach County and serves residents in the FL area.
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This place is excellent. The staff is the best I've ever encountered. They genuinely care about the patients. The therapists are A1. The rooms are clean and the center is a great environment to get well in. Hands down the best rehabilitation center I've ever been in.
This place is the worst to send your love one they don’t care about anyone but they self . The Don and ADON is what healy failing they are very disrespectful to staff and families. Don’t put your family here . Very disrespectful people and this place is run on friends basis they make everyone want to leave .
I am a former Registered Nurse & Veteran. I spent 3 weeks as short-term patient at the Healey Center and found it to be a wonderful place to recuperate & rehabilitate. The Staff & all Service providers were very knowledgeable, professional, responsive and caring. The Food Serice worked with me to put "meat on my bones" & health in my body. Housekeeping staff does a very conscientious job of keeping things clean. The grounds are beautiful & well kept. I would request to go to Healey Center should the need ever arise again.
My father was in a bad position about to be sent to Hospice and at the last minute without questioning Healey center took him in. They call to inform the family of any issues. They're patient with him and they keep a clean environment. I appreciate them for everything personally because a lot was on my hands and they were like a savior for out family and my dad...
First rate rehabilitation for both physical, occupational, & apparently psychological. Rooms are cold and uninviting because residents/patients are unable to personalize their own spaces. Meals are always served cold, unless you are a staff member. Rehabilitation room seems as if it was designed as an afterthought because it was too small & understaffed! Hydrotherapy is NOT available but is well needed. Freedom of thought & speech is not encouraged! There was a prevalent feeling of fear & mistrust. The former administrator(Peggy Mallon) ran the facility with intimidation and coercion. Vincent Binion, the head of Social Services, aka the S.S., was the lapdog of the former administrator. The majority of the hourly staff are foreign nationals that speak in their native language leading to more mistrust between staff & certain residents/patients. I was a one of those residents/patients and was told that I was "High Functioning" & therefore ready to move to an assisted living facility(ALF), even though I'm a partial quadriplegic. My brain is high functioning, but my body is unable to do my daily needs. I have been in an ALF for 1.5yrs but due to a lack of ongoing therapy have regressed to the point of going back to another LTC facility. I highly recommend that if at all possible that you keep your family members and/or loved ones FAR AWAY from this facility as possible! There's an old saying "You can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig"!
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
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