RiverRidge Center

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  S Brackett a month ago

  I wouldn’t normally post a negative review like this but under the circumstances I feel that it’s necessary. My mother spent several days earlier this summer at River Ridge after a stroke. She had placed her upper plate on her lunch tray and the dentures were thrown out by the staff. To their credit they did try to locate them but were unable to. It was acknowledged at the time that, “This happens all the time.” (staff should be trained to check all lunch trays if this is a common occurrence) After her discharge we took her to have the dentures replaced to the tune of approximately $2200 dollars. I brought the estimate to the Administrator of River Ridge for compensation and was told that they would put in a claim for the loss. My mother’s brother tried unsuccessfully to reach the Administrator and had left several messages for her. No response. Essentially they circled the wagons and refused to deal honestly with the situation. If you have a loved one in this facility keep a list of belongings and losses and be aware you may not be treated with respect or acknowledgment of the loss of person property. In this case, a medical device.

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  Kevin Sweeney 7 months ago

  I want to extend my heart-felt thanks to the staff at the Genesis River Ridge Neurorehabilitation Center in Kennebunk Maine. My wife was admitted there in April of 2025 - only 4 months after experiencing a devastating brain injury. She had a great many physical, occupational, cognitive, and emotional challenges to overcome. The care team at River Ridge welcomed her with warmth and open arms. During her 12 month stay, she got competent and responsive nursing and medical care which supported and complemented the solid, flexible, and creative physical, occupational, and speech language therapies. Rounding this care, were the creative and compassionate contributions from the activities and nutrition teams who went out of their way keep her spirits up with a warm and personal touch. Today, she is by no means cured, but her level of functionality in all areas is greatly improved. They say that the first 12 months or so after a brain injury are when most recovery takes place. I believe those months were well optimized by being at River Ridge resulting in a better quality of life. Thank you River Ridge!

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