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Iliana Okum

Visited a very close friend from my Rose Society. She has been at this center for over 2 months under doctor's care and PT services. Thanks to the good care and follow up, she is making progress. Thank full for the support and medical care she has received. The security on entering is quite good too with a computer sign in and Photo ID for all guests.

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Dennis DeVivo

The facility is nice and clean. The personnel are friendly. I believe my friend Fred Muller is being well taken care of!

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fishy rosenberg

The care in this facility is second to none. The staff is so caring! I am very impressed with the new renovations. Great job!

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Cindy Smith

After seeing the last review, I had to come on here and make a review of my own. My mother went to Redbank Rehab and Lindsay and Stephanie were compassionate and helpful throughout the entire process. Lindsay has been working in a setting like this for a very long time and was extremely knowledgeable, assisting with questions any time of the day or night. I never felt pressured or pushed by her in any way, she actually told me that it was my decision wherever I wanted my mother to go and that I should research every facility thoroughly. When I went to the building to tour and talk with Stephanie, she gave an amazing tour and answered any questions about the facility that I had. I never felt rushed and she was super thorough, even showing me the new state of the art equipment in the therapy gym. Aside from the beautiful renovations, the building has great nursing staff and my mother, who is still there, has come a very long way. I would like to thank Lindsay, Stephanie and the nursing team at Redbank rehab and let you know that you can’t believe everything you hear!

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Grace Lynn Jones

If I could leave zero or negative stars, I would. This facility is less like a care home and more like an oubliette—or worse, a prison for the elderly. From the start, we were bombarded with pushy, almost predatory phone calls from Lindsey, trying to pressure us into moving my father in. The tour, led by Stephanie, was a joke—rushed, surface-level, and designed to distract with some cheap second-floor “renovations” that do nothing to hide the truth. The moment you step onto the fourth floor, the illusion crumbles. The air is thick with the stench of urine, mold, and neglect. The atmosphere is dark, depressing, and claustrophobic—like something out of a horror movie. People looked like zombies and smelled like caged zoo animals. No one with compassion would feel comfortable leaving a loved one here. To top it all off, we faced major issues with insurance coverage and authorizations, directly tied to the facility’s already poor ratings. It’s almost as if even the system knows how bad it is. This is not a place of care—it’s a warehouse of despair, and they’re just trying to fill beds. Do not be fooled. Do not be pressured. Your loved one deserves better.