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Port Chester, NY
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Port Chester. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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To whom it may concern, I am writing this email at about 2:30 in the morning on my approximately 10th day here at the facility. Over the past ten days I have watched the staff dealing with patients that have various physical and mental limitations. I have witnessed patients verbally, abusing staff members, and I have watched in amazement how professionally everybody that I have come in contact with has behaved. The incident that brought me here was a motorcycle accident that left me with many broken bones, but with the ability to get better and eventually be discharged. I normally don't write…
To whom it may concern, I am writing this email at about 2:30 in the morning on my approximately 10th day here at the facility. Over the past ten days I have watched the staff dealing with patients that have various physical and mental limitations. I have witnessed patients verbally, abusing staff members, and I have watched in amazement how professionally everybody that I have come in contact with has behaved. The incident that brought me here was a motorcycle accident that left me with many broken bones, but with the ability to get better and eventually be discharged. I normally don't write these type of letter, but I really feel that what I have witnessed is truly special. I never realized how difficult the healthcare field can be as this is the first time in my 62 years that I have had to spend more than a day in the hospital or in a healthcare facility. The whole experience has been quite humbling, but also left me with a renewed appreciation of the human spirit. Although I have met many many people here, I would like to specifically mention a couple of people that have been extremely attentive and made my stay as bearable as it can be considering all. Downstairs in therapy, I would like to specifically mention Brix, Maya, Joanne, and although there are too many names for me to remember, everybody in the therapy room, all seem to go above and beyond to help the patients. Upstairs on the second floor, some of the staff members who I can specifically remember the names of, Tawana, Bailey, Casandra, Libby, Hannah, Aisha, Iggy. I'm only sorry that I didn't write everybody's name down because they all deserve a special recognition for their outstanding commitment to healthcare. My daughter who is 21 years old has recently decided to enter the healthcare field and is currently finishing her college degree in Tennessee where she will be living after graduation to work at the university Medical Center. She recently got her scrubs and now I can understand how it takes a very special person to give of themselves and enter this field. I can also say that the food has been nothing short of delicious for every meal that I have had. I consider myself to be a very basic eater, who typically likes most fast food foods and typically unhealthy food, but I have thoroughly enjoyed every meal and have experienced dishes that I never would've imagined that I would have eaten. I am the type of person who is extremely open about my feelings and in my discussions with the staff, it's come to my attention that some of the patients complain about the food or the services that they are receiving here. My experience has been extremely satisfying and I am so happy that I chose the enclave from my rehab. I hope this email finds its way to the right person and that the people who are taking care of me can somehow be acknowledged for all the work that they have done. I look forward to the next couple of months of rehab and getting myself back on my feet again so I can come back here and personally shake everybody's hands that have been instrumental and getting me back to normal again. On another note, I have also witnessed patients who have been extremely abusive to the staff members for what I perceived, as no reason yet the staff has always acted professionally and responsibly. Thank you again to all the staff and for all the dedicated people who come together here at the enclave to help get their patients back to a normal life. Respectfully, Seth Goldberg
I was at the Enclave for over 4 months. I am very grateful for the whole team. Supervisors,head nurses and the whole dietary team are amazing. Sherry, Brix and the Therapy team took excellent care of me . I am able to walk now without assistance and I am so happy to be able to go back home to my family fully independent.
I didn't want to come to rehab and I have to say I don't regret staying . My first 20 mn I spent with Landa she reassured me that I was in good hands. In nursing Natalie, Jerry , the wound care team are amazing . Tracy in dietary is amazing. Alexa from recreation, Brix , Seth, Robert in PT do such a great job. I want to say thank you to the whole team . I am going home with a great experience and walking and my wounds healed. One last thing is the food sucks , its a good way to loose weight.
I've been at the Enclave for about 4weeks and the therapy is phenomenal. The nursing staff is excellent, they take great care of me . Care team is okay and there's room for improvement. The facility is very clean, housekeeping does a great job. Thank you to Landa the concierge , crystal from recreation and Diahan and tge whole team, always so much fun , Robert and Andrea from physical therapy .
Posting this in hopes it helps another family make an informed decision before admitting a loved one here. After an acute rehab stay elsewhere, my family member was admitted to The Enclave and our overall experience was atrocious. The facility was overcrowded and dirty, and the staff-to-patient ratio was inadequate and unsafe. Patients seemed packed in with little regard for comfort or well-being and the staff was rude and unbothered. We made the decision to remove our family member shortly after admission. If you have other options, I strongly encourage you to consider them… I understand all rehab facilities/ nursing homes are mostly the same, but the Enclave is not it.
I have filed a complaint with the NYS LTC Ombudsman regarding a family member's stay. After a fall in November and a week long hospital stay, she spent three months at the Enclave receiving the absolute minimum care for them to receive medicare payments, essentially just room and board instead of rehab. After three months she was unsafely discharged and fell again within six hours of her discharge. She was admitted to another rehab facility and it was then that we realized how awful the administration of the Enclave was. Once we saw how well the other facility operated, we realized we wasted three months thinking this place was normal. Don't be fooled by their rehab rating on the medicare listings. They are gaming the system in every way they can to get that rating and then providing subpar care. I will note that the actual day to stay staff was kind and helpful when they had the time and capacity, which was rare. The PT/OT therapists were also helpful when they had the bandwidth, but everyone there is short staffed and very quick to cut corners at the first opportunity. The staff and therapists are the only reason this review is 2 stars instead of 1. The doctors/NPs/PAs are non-existent. They visit while patients are sleeping or unavailable to check the "visit" box and qualify for medicare payments, but she never saw a provider for more than a combined total of maybe an hour across the entire three months. Do not go here expecting any recovery. For our experience, it was barely more than a very expensive boarding house.
What a wonderful, positive environment. The staff has been encouraging, creating a cheerful atmosphere that makes recovery feel less daunting. At first I was nervous to leave my mom at The Concave but now I feel calm that she is okay there.
It's very clean and nice people