Adelphi Nursing And Rehabilitation Center

Lisa Legion

Apr 2026

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This facility is a very clean and welcoming place. The staff is very attentive to the residents needs. During my weekly visits to my husband I have constantly observed the positive energy and soft acceptance from the staff.

Jacci Thomason

Apr 2026

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My brother is in Adelphi for rehab. He raves about the friendly staff and services that the facility provides.He even commented that the food was good. During my visit with my brother, the place was very clean and inviting. The staff was very accommodating as well as attentive to my brother's needs. I am unable to comment in the "price" since my brother is not in long term care.

Prasan

Feb 2026

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I recently visited the facility and it has been remodeled and modernized. They have the essential amenities necessary in order to provide specialized care to enhance the quality of life of the residents. The admin and nursing staff where cordial and knowledgeable. They were able to answer my questions and address my concerns. I would recommend this facility for anyone who is looking for a patient centered approach toward caring for loves.

Porsha Jones-Pena

Feb 2026

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I strongly advise against placing your loved one at this facility. My loved one experienced two separate falls while under their care, raising serious concerns about staff skill level and the Director of Nursing’s ability to effectively manage and oversee her team. The facility appears to lack appropriate safety measures and oversight and should be reviewed by Adult Protective Services and the state. In addition to safety issues, the environment is unsanitary, with persistent odors and poor cleanliness. Communication from staff and leadership is consistently inadequate. For the safety and well-being of your loved one, I recommend seeking care elsewhere.

chris smith

Feb 2024

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THE LETTER I SENT TO MARYLAND'S HEALTH DEPT: As I was at the facility to visit my father, I observed several very concerning and dangerous aspects of the facility. As I walked into a very dilapidated and under-kept facility, • I observed unsupervised patients asking for assistance from me and other visitors as the bulk of the nursing staff was singing a fellow nurse happy birthday in the from lobby. •Dead Roaches lodged into hallway circuit covers. •bags of laundry lining the hallway for patients and visitors to trip over. • patches of drywall freshly patched and unfinished surrounding the beds of my father and other patients •employees shoving confused/ possibly dementia patients into dark rooms and closing the door several times to keep them out of the hallway What concerned me the most though and ultimately led me to feel that some kind of immediate intervention should be taken from supervision agencies was when one of the 2 nurses assisting my father back into his bed was doing so while holding a large 8” chef knife and a back of party plates. They were neglectfully bumping my dad into furniture while rolling him on a lift from the hallway to the tight 3-person room that he was assigned to. This facility is not equipped with the staff, sanitation practices, or professionalism to be left in full operation without the intervention of supervisory agencies. 3 days later update: He died 1 day after being transferred from this facility. He had pneumonia and it went unchecked, undiagnosed, and untreated for 4 days. They knew that he had the potential to develop pneumonia based on the feeding tube that he was on, so this should have been a priority in his care and it was NOT. We are seeking legal actions for his medical care neglect.