awful ... my dad suffered a stroke. Left here with two tears in his rotator cuff that lead to a…read morefrozen shoulder and two bedsores. Great work! As if a stroke alone wasn't enough to deal with.

I am not understanding the really bad reviews. My mother (Judy) suffered a major stroke and after…read moreresearching all options, I found out Encompass Health Erie was the best of the best and I agree. Every day I get a call from either the occupational therapist, the nurse in charge of her care plan, or someone else with an update. Shana is awesome as a nurse coordinator, Denise her aide is so amazing and such a hard worker, the head nurse in charge on Thanksgiving went out of her way to make things happen for requests we had. My mom was able to call from her cell one evening and needed something small.....a box of tissues and asked me to call a nurse...within minutes she was attended to. Mom is a picky eater and she loves the food there. We still have approximately 10 or more days to go but I am very pleased with her care thus far and would highly recommend Encompass Health Erie.

I had post-op knee replacement physical therapy with Ashley and Kuzma (both knees!). Their team is…read moreextraordinary. They are skilled, compassionate, and encouraging. The office culture is positive. They do work together as a team; it's not just a term at Ashley and Kuzma. Even with a team approach there is plenty of personal attention. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND ASHLEY AND KUZMA!

I will continue to rave about the excellent care I got at Ashley & Kuzma! The PTs and PTAs…read moredefinitely pushed me to my limits and I am very thankful for it! I would not be where I am today if it weren't for their wonderful team pushing and encouraging me. They were brutally honest on what I had to do in order to get myself better. I was very appreciative of that! No Pain No Gain! It is also a wonderful atmosphere. Melanie

I was referred to CTI Physical Therapy for an EMG to be performed by Dr Schaney. No one explained…read moreto me what this test entailed nor was I sent information beforehand. I got into the room, he asked me some preliminary questions & then had me lay down on an exam table that had a pillow but no paper sheet. Dr Schaney didn't explain anything he was doing until he was doing it & I was shocked, in disbelief even, when he mentioned he was "going to use the needles now." I'm extremely sensitive to pain & pass out nearly every time I have to get blood taken. My PCP said that I have a sensitive vasovagal response with some syncope, as they always ask me if I have seizures when they wake me up. This is just how I am. Dr Schaney and I had been joking around up to this point so I didn't believe him about the needle until he pulled it out. So I explained to him my sensitivity, that I had no idea this was a part of the test, (he almost seemed to imply that I should have known,) and he said, "in 40 years of practice I've never lost someone" in response. Sure enough, I grew pale as he tapped the needle into my arm at different points. Thankfully the table was up against a wall that I could brace myself against. When he was done with my right arm, he told me to turn around & lay the other way. At that point I was so close to going out, that I needed to lay there & just breathe. When I adjusted so he could do the other arm, he opted NOT to do the EMG portion of the test because he was concerned with how pale I'd gotten. Duh. Why didn't he believe me? Why didn't he explain the test before he did anything? Had he performed the EMG on my left arm, I would have passed out. I felt very nauseous. Overall, it was a very unpleasant experience & I left the practice very dizzy, nauseous & confused. The check-in ladies were even staring at me like I was acting strange but none of them thought to ask if everything was ok. Not a very comforting environment. I still can't believe no one prepared me for the SEVERAL INSERTIONS OF A NEEDLE INTO MY NERVE. I'm disappointed at how presumptuous & unconcerned Dr Schaney was throughout the entire ordeal.

This provider has been in business for almost 30 years. The staff is knowledgeable and caring. They…read moreknow when to push you and when to back off. I visited this office for two months due to a pinched nerve in my neck and am extremely happy with the results. I thought I was doomed to surgery, but now I feel better than ever.

Dr. Carley was absolutely vital to my pregnancy and postpartum recovery, and I can't recommend her…read moreor pelvic floor physical therapy enough. During my pregnancy, she helped me understand what to expect from pregnancy and birth. She created tailored workout and stretching routines that kept me feeling strong and prepared. Postpartum, she provided scar massage and internal work that were game-changers for my healing from an unexpected c-section. The education she provided along the way was just as valuable as the hands-on treatment she did because it was tailored to my body and my personal recovery. I did a ton of research myself before coming to a PT in-person, but it really couldn't compare to the value I received from having a dedicated in- person experience with Dr. Carley. During my recovery, she encouraged me to invest in an affordable pelvic floor tool for at-home internal work and I'm soooooo incredibly grateful she did. After months of persistent tailbone pain postpartum, it literally evaporated overnight once I started using the tool more regularly. I've been pain-free for weeks now, which I honestly wasn't sure was ever possible. Living with that persistent chronic pain was horrific and I'm so grateful to experience life without it again. What sets Dr. Carley apart is that she doesn't just treat you -- she teaches you to understand and advocate for your own body. That knowledge stays with you long after your appointments end & are with every penny. Payment wise, they take cash patients and certain insurances. Ironically my insurance cost was more expensive unless I hit my deductible so if you're not covered under insurance don't let that stop you from reaching out about a cash payment. If you're pregnant, postpartum, or dealing with pelvic floor issues, visiting Dr. Carley is absolutely worth it

Krystopher Warner at Rise up physical Therapy on 15th Street is great. Helped me out with my…read moreshoulder issues and got me back on track. Becky at the front desk with scheduling is very nice to work with as well. would recommend for sure.

I have never needed physical therapy and wish I didn't need it now. I am very glad, however, that I…read morewas referred to Keystone Physical Therapy to address my lymphedema issues. My physical therapist, Amanda Scully, is a certified lymphedema therapist (a rare find) and she is just terrific! I have only had three appointments so far but it's clear that Amanda knows what she is doing and she's fun, too! I have every confidence that she will help me get this mess under control.

They provide good one on one personal care designed to fit your needs and goals…read more It's smaller than other PT offices and I like that. As you are not fighting over machines and space.

Awesome people, really know their rehab, highly recommend-Ryan and Jean really care about your needsread more

receptionist after one time dr taking me off pt and I emailed and second time sleeping through my…read morealarm(because you are GIVEN not able to schedule times to go) told I now had to call the day I wanted to go. receptionist thinks she's the owner. I pay to go therapist is great but half awake. In evaluating and last session fell asleep during. if your working your staff that bad there's an issue. I prepaid asked for a refund haven't seen the money back yet

I was referred to physical therapy from my Primary Care Physician due to a concussion related…read moresymptoms & problems I've been experiencing. I did my intake with Erik O. & he was made aware that the concussion stemmed from domestic violence-physical abuse. I also made Erik aware of the PFA that's set in place along with the police report 23-19189. Erik encouraged physical therapy twice a week after his evaluations. However during the appointment today, we tried a new exercise. The exercise involved him touching my neck, shoulders and head as I laid on the table. Erik asked me how my holiday went, I explained to him & he considered what I did to be high activity. Erik states, if you were doing high activity yesterday how is the exercise right now hurting you if you were able to do all of the high activities yesterday because it's not making sense? I told him I'm not lying. & he insisted otherwise & I just told him it wasn't going to work out and he made the most snarkiest comment. I felt so humiliated & disrespected. As explained before, I was badly assaulted and the person that committed this crime is being charged with assault & felony strangulation charges (public information). I do not have to lie about my abuse, what happened to me or go into detail because of speculation on Erik's behalf. It was already a mental battle for me to go to physical therapy because I am easily triggered right now. Mind you, the same exercises Erik was doing today I was also assaulted on my neck, shoulders, head & I was trying my best to keep myself together mentally and emotionally. I am currently doing physical therapy because of health related issues I'm experiencing due to assault. It's a blessing that Im still living to see another day. I will not be returning. I do not recommend this practice. The receptionist that I spoke with after to cancel my appointment for this Friday was very supportive, caring and apologetic. She did however offer to switch me to another PT. I will not pay for services to be mistreated and told that I don't make sense. "High activity" doesn't take away from what happened to me. I am still very shocked. Again, I wouldn't recommend.

Referred to physical therapy by the Cleveland Clinic after they assessed my back problem.I had…read moreconstant lower back pain and they told me I was suffering from a combination of scoliosis, arthritis, and ruptured discs. I choose Hertel & Brown and to say I was skeptical that was an understatement. I met with Physical Therapist Sarah Bailey and she recommended a couple simple exercises. I noticed a huge difference in one day and after three days I was pain free. I have not felt this good in two years. Highly recommend Sarah and Hertel & Brown.

First, let me say I cannot speak in regards to the chiropractor's skill or ability as I didn't make…read moreit that far. First impressions are everything and the receptionist was too busy to get me started with a new patient appointment. She told me to wait for her at the back door so she could give me paperwork to fill out. Good thing I sat down because 13 minutes later she was still doing other things like talking on the phone getting a payment instead of getting me checked in. Finally, i get ushered back into an exam room and the nurse puts a sliver of protective paper over where I am supposed to put my face on the most hideous chair I have ever seen. It must be from the 60's and the leather is almost completely worn off and full of super old foam. Eww. There is no way I was gonna lay down on that thing, and I had to wonder if they don't care about the chair, do they care about the patient in it? I didn't want to find out. Update: Thank you for the response but I am looking for a healthcare provider that provides a comfortable, safe facility conducive to my healing and that includes aesthetically pleasing rooms and enough office staff to make it a welcoming first encounter. Thanks and good luck to your reupholstered chairs.

My wife and I have been going to Dr. Perkins for over ten years now ( at multiple locations ). The…read morestaff he employees are amazing individuals, so the good doctor can't take all the credit. I recomend practically anyone looking for a chiropractor to this place. I have had everything done from massage therapy after my car accident, to simple back manipulations and adjustments. Highly recomend.