TRIBORO CENTER FOR REHABILITATION AND NURSING is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in BRONX, NY. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.5 out of 5 from 215 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Bronx County and serves residents in the NY area.
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Both times here visiting my mother in law on different floors and this place is dirty. Giant water bug aka cock roach in the bathroom in her room. Garbage on the floor both times we walked into her room. Furniture is old and covered in dirt and grime. Unpleasant odor as soon as you step out of the elevator. My mother in law is not getting her care on schedule and process between assessment and starting her therapy seems unnecessarily slow. Overall not a place I would recommend unless you have no other option.
My husband is at Triboro center for a couple weeks-he’s here for physical therapy and he has improved a lot.most of CNS’s and Staff including Minnelli have been great so far. I will truly recommend.
If I could give this place a -10 I would. This place needs to be investigated. How is it that a person goes in to make his weak legs stronger. Came in walking with a cane, with in weeks he's then in a wheelchair. 8 months of supposedly therapy with negative improvement, then out of nowhere, he's rushed to the hospital right into ICU. On critical life support, breathing tube, pneumonia, fever, infection in the lungs, blood clots and kidney problems. They waited to the last minute before taking him to the ER. They never notified the family. We were notified by the ICU Doctor at 10am. The doctor stated the he arrived in critical condition and may not make it. Then 16 hours later ICU called to inform me that after 40 minutes of CPR he passed away at 3:20 am. Saturday Tri-Boro rehab NEVER CALLED at all. Monday 3:00pm we called and got the runaround, Nobody gives there name, one guy that answers told me he's the security guard, he switched me to nursing and someone picked up and just put the phone on the counter, for 7 minutes I could hear them talking, laughing and a radio in the background, called again and was hanged up on. Called again and the phone just rang and rang. Nobody knows nothing ! This place is in it for the money 💰 they juice the insurance for all it can. Your not a patient your a bag of money until you drop dead. Don't bring your loved one's here. NYS Dept of health will be informed.
I am here at Triboro since 2013.I am happy to have a place to stay, I have very good care givers.My doctors and nurses are very professional they care about my well being and compassionate for me and others.The big shout out to House Keepers for keeping facilitie cleaned and inside and outside. Administrative department do a Excellent 💯 job they take our concern very seriously. BTW I give Bible studies on TUESDAY AT 1pm in the 9the floor dining room--everyone is welcome!
I would like to take this moment to thank the amazing staff at Triboro center with my father’s rehabilitation process. You guys have uplifted his spirits, mental health and physical. You deserve your flowers 💐 Minelli, Genesis, Cathy, CNA, Vsingh. Wishing you all health and blessings. Warm regards, Caroline Espinal
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.