Neuro RehabCare Scottsdale

For 18 months, FND caused severe loss of leg, hand, chewing, swallowing and breathing functions. I was fortunate to find ANR and get treatment. Lani Dumas, Samatha Steele, Brook Jeffers , Jefferson Holm and staff were able to turn this completely around. Their highly specialized approach and vast experience made the difference. Before coming here, doctors and specialists had given me little hope, so it's an incredible feeling to walk out of here and pick up my normal life again. I'll be living with profound gratitude for what these talented people have done for me.

I was admitted in August of 2022. I have received some of the best care. The entire management, therapy team and caregivers have been very helpful in my recovery journey. They have made me feel at home,and have been extremely supportive throughout everything. I highly recommend Neuro Rehab Care of Scottsdale !!

This is a terrible rehab facility, (Peoria Location). My husband broke his neck in July and the sales rep reassured us that this would be a good place for his until we could get the insurance figured out for a long term rehab facility. The kids working there didn't know how to change his folie,and the management was horrible. There was one staff member there worth mentioning but she no longer works there. They charged us $2000.00 a day and he got a new therapist each time, if he even got therapy that day so all he actually did was assessments. They were not equipment to care for a patient of my husbands size or spinal cord injuries. Te transport ion was included in the price we paid and my insurance ended up covering most of it, and I paid out of pocket for the remainder but never received

Decent Facility and Mostly Competent Staff-HORRIBLE MANAGEMENT---My mother was in this facility for several months in 2018. The initial impression was that this was going to be a life changer in terms of her rehabilitation from a spinal cord injury; unfortunately it became clear that the goal was not to rehab my mother, but to keep her there as long as possible so that they could continue to bilk the tens of thousands of dollars for her care. The management here, specifically Kristen was a nightmare to deal with. She was unprofessional and often tried to incite family feuds by claiming my mother was unreasonable and difficult to work with --they would withhold medication and intentionally make her feel like she was a problem. The professionalism was minimal, even going so far as to withhol

It feels important to share the good word about the beautiful Neuro Rehabcare Scottsdale facility, and to express gratitude to both management and all skilled caregivers for their professionalism and competence ...and most importantly for their high level of compassionate care. Our 61-yr-old brother has been living with a traumatic brain injury since age 20 and has lots of experience with both post-acute and long-term residential care facilities. NRC gives us confidence and peace-of-mind that he can continue to live close to family in Arizona as he ages. IF NRC's primary focus is successful "transitional" living and the associated multitude of rehabilitative measures and therapies (PT, OT, ST etc), they are equally qualified to provide for the more nuanced needs of someone so many years p