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Effie Dahir

My 92 year old mother spent the last 6 months at King David Center recovering from a hip replacement. Physical therapy was the highlight of her days, looking forward to the kind , professional , and always smiling Physical therapist to take her down to her session. She had a lot of good days receiving great care and when the days were bad, the administration would mobilize the appropriate team to support my mother’s specific needs and make her comfortable. This is a testament of King David Center’s commitment to providing excellent care and support to their patients.

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Xiaoxun Gao

My mother is currently staying at this short-term rehab, and our family has been very grateful for the care she has received. One standout feature is the facility’s dedicated Chinese-speaking team, which has made communication smooth and reassuring for both patients and families. The facility also places great emphasis on cultural comfort. They thoughtfully organize Chinese cultural activities, including concerts with popular Cantonese and Mandarin songs, holiday celebrations and provide daily Chinese newspapers, all of which help residents feel connected and at home. Combined with attentive, professional care, this supportive and culturally inclusive environment has made a meaningful difference in my mother’s recovery. We highly recommend this facility to families seeking quality rehabilitation with strong cultural understanding.

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Rhonda Taylor

To a awesome team of humanitarian workers, Physical Therapist: Usman Ayub, John Bacolor, Ernest Sampang, Grant Zhang, Carmen RN and Jenny RN, Registered Nurses: Samantha, RN and Ms. Gitten’s RN, Certified Nursing Assistants: Cheily German, Kelly, and Deon; Concierge Asal; Jason Hernandez, MD; and House Keeper Elzbieta Wasilewicz Sunday, December 07, 2025 I entered King David Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center, there I met Ms. Monae. The very next day I met some staff of doctors, nurses, RN’s, CNA’s, Speech Therapist Briza, Respiratory Therapist, MD, Rehab Physiatry, Physical Therapist, Social Worker Salisha that assisted in my care. Thank you all so much for the difference you make in the lives of your patients. Your kindness professionalism, sincere caring and concern make everything better and a great encouragement. Thank you all so very much for being so skilled at what you do. Everyday of my life will be better because of you and your staff. My experience these days were bright, your kindness goes beyond words. Your unwavering dedication to patient well-being, your commitment to providing exceptional care is a testament to your character and expertise. Endless thank you to the hard working professionals. I’ll never forget how awesome you all are and although we may sometimes forget to tell you, each of you are special and needed for the work you do. I am so grateful for your strength and caring hearts. Sincerely grateful, Rhonda Taylor 837B

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Niyah Taylor

December 13, 2025 Elaine Pan I am writing this letter to express how thankful I am to you, for your professionalism, beautiful spirit, your exceptional mannerism and support. Also for being a beacon of hope in caring for all your patients a like especially me. Yes, today December 13, 2025 was our first meet, in a short time you made a difference. That says a lot about you, your character. Thanks for your unwavering dedication to patient well- being. You provided information with a genuine kindness it showed the love of your profession the humanitarian way. Your committed to providing exceptional care is a testament to your character and expertise. The way you listened and provided insight in assisting me with other alternatives to view regarding my experiences. Which in my opinion was going above and beyond the call of duty, I know we patients sometimes forget to tell you, you are special and needed for the work you do. I am grateful for your strength and caring heart. Sincerely grateful, Rhonda Taylor 837B

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Kelly 1235

The after-school Asian group from next door has been using the hospital cafeteria for their meetings. They talking very loudly. Because of this, patients often have no available tables to use. It would be helpful if the cafeteria could ensure that patients also have space reserved for their meals and rest time.