King David Nursing And Rehabilitation Center

Montrell Spence

Jul 2026

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It appears to be a decent place. My Brother in law room was clean. The attendants were helpful to her sister in answering questions.

Lauren Anderson

May 2026

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My mom passed away on May 1 due to complications that started with neglect. My mom fell out of her wheelchair🦽 and this was not reported to me. My mom had a friend come by and visit and noticed my mom was laying in blood which was not addressed till I came in for my daily visit. Mom also had a blood hemorage in her right eye that was not reported. Late Sunday even she was sent to the hospital🏥 for an emergency🆘🚨 blood 🩸transfusion after bleeding all afternoon it was to late to stop the bleeding and she died due to her medical probems. It's sad when you rely on a facility to take care of your family member and it results n death. I pray for future patients that this does not happen in there family. I was not even notified by the social worker to offer her condolences to the loss of my mom. The start of my mom being a patient at King David was fine. The end of her life ended in neglect lack of concern for the patient which ended in a family tragedy. Be careful with your ❤check in on them daily you just never know what happens to your ❤one.

M. Ring

May 2026

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Thr place is nice looking. Doesn't smell disgusting like many of the other nursing homes do. However it is impossible to reach anyone. I tried last week and the nurses station did not pick up. Today I tried again. Twice the nursing station did not answer. I asked to speak to an administrator. Surprise they are all in a meeting. I asked to leave a message for the administrator and the message asks for a detailed message to be left and I was cut off as soon as I said my name and phone number. It is terrible that you cannot reach anyone other then the person sitting at the front desk who ,albeit very pleasant, can't help with any problems that arise. Choose wisely when you are finding a home for your loved one. They don't want to talk to you here.

Barbara Gawthrop

Nov 2025

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King David is unquestionably the best sub-acute rehabilitation facility I could ever imagine. From the fresh, clean smell greeting you at the front door to the exceptionally attentive, competent, and friendly staff, I was so grateful to have found this great facility for my 85 year old mother to recover from a severe fall. I am certain that her recovery was fast and thorough because of the top notch therapy team at King David. Nobody wants to see their parent in a rehab facility, but I can say without hesitation that King David is the very best of the best. Both of my parents and all of my siblings agree that my mother received unparalleled care at King David. Bravo to Dany and his wonderful team for operating such an exceptional facility! I will always be so grateful for all you've done for my family!

Zakiyyah Ameedah

Feb 2024

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I was a patient at King David for three months recovering from a fractured foot. I read the reviews before I chose King David and thought I was choosing a place that offered quality service and a good place to heal. For the most part it was a decent place to heal and to regain my ability to walk. The Physical and Occupational Therapists were excellent. It was always a joy to see their smiling faces and positive attitudes. I appreciated their determination and support to get me walking again. Unfortunately, it wasn't the same with some of the aides/GNA staff. Some of them were wonderful, very kind and caring and others were harsh and rude and showed little or no respect for us as patients who were healing or for residents who were now calling King David home. We were awakened pretty much every morning on the Bonnie View section with staff who found cursing as their daily greeting to each other and to awaken us up out of a peaceful rest. It was really disturbing to my soul that they had no regard for their elders, or for the sick patients they were there to serve. I complained to the Director and also suggested his staff could use sensitivity training. Nothing was done about it at that time. The rehabilitation area of the facility, looks amazing. All modern, and quiet, like the kind of place you want to put your loved one or to be there yourself to go through your own healing experience. I never encountered any disrespectful aides, or heard anyone cursing at a patient or resident like on Bonnie View. The food was pretty much disgusting on a daily basis and wasn't eaten by many residents or patients. Some of us had family members who could bring us food, so that helped a lot, but not many would come first thing in the morning, so we had to eat those disgusting eggs and bread hard enough to put a hole in the wall. The activities were great! It was fun to play bingo, word games, watch movies and have time with other residents in a happy, positive environment. We all looked forward to that. Church services didn't work well for me. Everyone is not equipped to minister to people. Weekends were always short staffed. GNA's would complain often that they had too many people assigned to take care of so if we needed to be changed..."oh well we would have to wait until they finished all the other 14 or 16 patients who needed changing". I felt badly for some of the staff who really had good intentions and would come in with positive attitudes, but by the middle of their shift they would be worn out because they had too many people to care for. Being short staffed was a regular thing at King David, but it didn't seem to matter. They still took in more people to fill their beds even with no staff to care for them. Even if the staff is overworked...please don't take it out on the sick and elderly. King David has an excellent therapy staff, physical and occupational and nursing staff too, most of them. And also a really wonderful Rabbi who took time daily to visit and talk with us and assist where needed. Ringing the bell for assistance was often ignored. Staff would be outside our door laughing and talking about what was going on in their personal life and totally ignore our bell ringing. We would often sit for long periods of time, with a diaper full of "poop" hearing them talking, and they would not step into our room and ask what it is we needed. Supposed we were having a heart attack. King David is not perfect by a long shot, and I have no other place to compare it to. I have heard its the same in other nursing and rehab facilities around Maryland. Shame on the Health Care System. If you chose King David, please check on your loved ones and listen when they tell you their rights are being violated, they have no one else but you to help them. Thanks King David for the time you gave me to heal, and for making sure I have continued support at home. I pray this review will open your eyes to some things that could use your attention to make it a better place to stay. Blessings. ZB