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Kelli P

My father recently stayed at Kadima for short-term rehabilitation, and I truly cannot say enough good things about this facility. The staff was absolutely amazing — compassionate, attentive, and genuinely caring. From the nurses and aides to the rehab therapists and support staff, everyone treated my dad with dignity and respect and always took the time to answer questions and make sure he was comfortable. The facility was clean, welcoming, and very well run, which gave our family great peace of mind. The rehab team played a huge role in helping my father regain strength and confidence. We are so grateful for the excellent care he received and would highly recommend Kadima to anyone in need of rehabilitation or nursing care.

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Ron Stewart

My partner is a patient for physical therapy and occupational therapy he is there a total of 6 days.. when he went there he was unable to walk ..they have him up and walking we couldn't ask for more..as for the staff All amazing people very professional they care for their patients just love going to visit him they all make u feel like ur part of the family..so if ur loved one is in the need for physical or occupational therapy I highly recommend kadima ty too all the staff for making people's lives a little easy just to know that My loved one is ok..God bless you all 🙏🙏

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Mary ann Dull

I could cry my Uncle's insurance would only pay for this place...Filthy, outdated, all the beds are crooked in the room.The curtain doesn't open.. Nobody has a freaking matching blanket on their bed... The bathroom is filthy.. Paint is coming off the walls in the hallway...Tv not hooked up after 4 days. The nurse's aids had frowns on when I asked them to take my uncle to the bathroom... The nursing staff seemed miserable.. . It was the worst place I have ever ever seen.As far as a nursing home goes. They really should be shut down.. My poor uncle is so oblivious that he just thinks it's okay... I could go on and on and on, but it would just make me get sadder.And sadder and sadder.

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Alexandra Clayton (Ace)

Hell on earth. I wouldn't wish an enemy to reside there for 24 hours. The majority of staff demonstrated being consumed with making Medicare/Medicaid numbers and treating residents as numbers. One member even made/owned that comment when I followed up on a phone call after I luckily made provisions to pull my mother out. Her husband was duped by PA law. Private care is the only humane option for PA elderly. This is a place for comatose bodies whose wills or lineage don't allow for Jack Kevorkian options. 2 to a room, no working tvs, no bathroom available for visitors. This staff really utilized Covid as an excuse to limit visits to 30 min, no activities, no TV, no outside porch area to convene and meals I wouldn't feed a feral cat. Visiting room 8X10 with bars over windows, one table, one tv with limited channels and a light reminiscent of what is utilized in torture scenarios. My step father unloaded my mother there with dementia. I first saw her bound in a wheelchair behind a window with bars and unsightly long hair bound in a wheelchair. Multiple Nurse Ratchets dispensed drugs to keep the bodies sleeping. No humanity shown here. My mother suffered from dementia before she died- staff admitted to not knowing about interactive companion pets, coloring books or how to deal with anxiety other than throwing pills at it. I'm sure this bare bones hell hole serves a purpose for a person in a coma, certainly not elder care. It haunts me to this day. Has showcase in Lititz, PA with 6 hell holes located 2 hours away.

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Wioletta Stephens

I have been with Kadima over 2 years now. Kadima treats residents with respect and dignity. We all do out part to make sure all of our residents needs are met. Kadima is our residents home and staff go above and beyond to make sure residents feel like they are home. If I ever had a need, I would not hesitate to have my family members stay here.