Acacia Network: Casa Promesa

I must admit, after reading some of the reviews, I did not want to attend Casa Promesa. But, I am so grateful that I did. When I arrived, I could not walk and was losing faith that I ever would. The physical therapy team greeted me on my first day and two months later I am leaving with a walker and new found hope. Along with the physical therapy, there was daily and weekly activities to participate and interact with the other residents. The place was always well maintained and clean. There is a cafeteria offering three meals a days and a variety of foods. The nursing staff is attentive and caring. I am so blessed to have spent my time at Casa Promesa healing, growing and learning how to walk again. Please don't hesitate in making a decision to come.

It was a good experience with casa promesa the staff are great I would come back I invite people to come here for recovery

I'm standing here over 20 mins and the lady with the dark hair and glasses at the front desk doesn't know how to use a computer, is eating at her desk and taking to relatives on the phone. I requested an appointment to come back as I may have mouth cancer and she doesn't understand a simple request. Theyhave a smoke detector on low battery making a loud sound and the door is wide open. So unprofessional and I'm changing doctors, I've had enough. It a hole in the wall, you can't even call to make appointments because their number doesn't work. I have the patience of a saint and have overlooked many red flags about this place and this is the final straw.

Casa promesa has offered me a safe place to be and Medically I get all the care. The staff from administration ,social service recreation, dietitian and nursing have give me all the support I need it.

Where caring and care are the teams number one goal.