The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Queens

Celeste Muro

Great place to recover, therapy staff

V Adams

We admitted my mom to The Grand back in February after a fall, injuring her leg and shoulder. Mom was a patient at the Grand for three months. At first, we were rather anxious to do so, however, very pleased to know they welcomed and encouraged visitors 24/7. Certain members of the staff we found to be extremely caring, hardworking, and attentive to my mom. Several staffers and aides come to mind, such as Mrs. Walker, Sheron, Mimrose and others. Also, head nurse, Rachel, was very much on point and efficient with so much going on and listened to our every need. Entertainment Director, Ed and the team worked hard to help brighten the moods of patients by celebrating all holidays and scheduled activities. They all are truly the unsung heroes you don’t hear about and who are there for our loved ones who are in need of such care and attention. The one caveat is that they are understaffed and overworked and when a worker needs to go on a break, there usually is no one to cover. Key to check in and visit patient.

Robin Simon

I've been here about three weeks the rudest staff I've ever encountered I'll give it a hands down of any one coming here im not recomended it. DONT COME

William Moore

This place is a disgrace. My brother was transferred here over a month ago from hospital for rehabilitation to walk again and he had to be rushed to hospital yesterday. He is in very serious condition now due to their ineptitude to take proper care of him. They basically left him for dead.