The Remington Club

After having gotten up to go pee, at 4:30 in the morning I sustained a fall. As a result of this fall, I broke the largest bone in my body - the upper leg bone (femur). To fix it, they inserted a rod in the middle of the bone from my hip down to my knee. Then they put a nail through the rod and up in my pelvis. Not fun. After I was discharged from the hospital, I still needed skilled nursing care as well as Physical therapy and Occupational therapy. I was so delighted to find the Remington Club. The staff was professional, gentle, and very kind. They knew what they were doing as they frequently see patients with the same condition as mine. In short order (2 days), they had managed my pain and had me up and walking with the help of the staff and a walker. While it took some time to get me independent, the folk at Remington Club were wonderful and accomplished a lot with this old man. Dr. Singh was assigned to my case. He is one of the best doctor I have known, and I have seen a lot. He was very knowledgeable, kind and very approachable. He observed my pain level and prescribed the appropriate medication and dosage. There was no nonsense about the pain meds; something unheard of in todays medicine! He was truly wonderful. Going to Physical / Occupational Therapy was like going to a party. Every member of the therapy staff was wonderful. They knew exactly what exercises would work for me and gently guided me through all the steps. Every person had a plethora of tricks around specific actions like climbing stairs, getting in and out of a car, dressing myself, etc. Very helpful. I cant say enough about how good my experience at Remington Club was despite my injury. These people are outstanding in all aspects of a post operative rehabilitation facility!

Love the caring staff and the therapy dept is excellent. The health center is wonderful.

I feel very lucky to live at The Remington Club because they are taking such good care of us. They have our best interest at heart and the staff is really doing a terrific job.

Their dining hall is horrible.. no healthy dinner meals.. no option for those with diabetes.. food is high in sodium.Dining staff is very insensitive to the residents. They hire young kids who can care less about their job and the impact they make on elders...horrible staff and cooks are very rude

After surgery my 95 year old mother was at the Remington Rehab to regain her strength. Everyone from admission to physical therapy, medical staff and discharge, were exceptional. The office staff from the reception area at the main entrance to the floor were helpful and well informed. Thanks to all for your kindness and wonderful care to my mother.Gilda C.