Frankie's World

"Would not recommend working here at all. If I could give it negative stars I would. There is so much unnecessary drama and it’s incredibly unprofessional. The DON Marianne is condescending and disrespectful. There is no human resource department and it’s run my a mother and daughter so if you have issues with them there is no one to speak about it with. It’s a shame because the children are wonderful but the experience is ruined by management."

"Almost all of those 5 star reviews are from former and current employees. The Don went around and asked all of the employees to give a 5 star review. If you notice most of them are all around the same time frame. (Around 3 years ago) I opted out because why would i give a 5 star review for a place that isn't even 1 star. A lot of the reviews talking about rude staff and administration they hit it right on the nose. Leaving this place has been one of the best decisions of my life."

"My son does not attend Frankie's world everyday, but when he goes he gets very excited! Usually he wont go with other people if I have him, but he's quick to leave my side when we arrive. The staff has been very nice to my wife and I. Our son loves the nurses and the aids there. I have not had a single concern or complaint since my son started there. I would recommend Frankie's World to anyone who has a special needs child."

"I’m not sure her position but there was a disrespectful employee, if I’m correct her name is Yolanda. Her tone was hostile and she showed no understanding to our recent situation. I just feel as though there should be employees that us parents can trust, and also feel as though our child isn’t comfortable around or near her. As well as things are being exaggerated when explained by her and it brings great discomfort to us as parents."

"I’ve been dealing with Frankie’s World for a little while. At first I thought they were going to be great for my son. But as it went on it’s been a very horrible experience up to the fact they discharged him for attendance when they’re the reason he couldn’t go. How does they website say they deal with children on the spectrum yet they won’t let him there unless the ABA therapist are there. My son had got sick and had to miss a few days which caused ABA to put him on hold in turn caused my son not to be able to go to daycare. Now they discharge him for the exact reason that’s they fault. What makes matters worse im a single mother of two who now lost my job which means I can’t pay for nothing and about to loose everything. I literally uprooted myself life and moved to Philadelphia for Frankie’s world to just end up in a worse situation. Not to mention they were feeding my son wrong rates and everything. I wouldn’t recommend anyone with a child that has autism or any feeding issues. They clearly don’t care"