Review of Apple Rehab Saybrook

My father developed a stage 4 pressure ulcer that went into the bone at this facility. The Physical Therapist refused to work him my dad (who had just had spinal fusion). She stated to our family at the first Care meeting that Medicare does not pay for range of motion. Needles to say we weren't the only one's shocked--plenty of the staff were wide mouthed after she voiced this. My father's Neurosurgeon and Physiatrist stated it is imperative he receive physical therapy daily within the first year after this surgery in order to gain back as much mobility as possible. When I contacted Medicare and told them what the Physical Therapist had stated in the meeting, Medicare was very concerned and said that my father was covered and should be receiving physical therapy on a daily basis. Even after they received faxes from my dad's Neurosurgeon, they still refused to treat him but they did leave there mark with the stage 4 pressure ulcer. We took my father elsewhere after this.