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    5.0 (7 reviews)
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    Thrive 65

    Thrive 65

    5.0(1 review)
    16.0 mi

    I found Thrive 65 this summer when I found myself increasingly frustrated by my inability to…read moreaccomplish things I had always been able to do when I was younger. I didn't think I could regain so much strength especially after a knee replacement that was giving me some issues. Tammy is a bright spot in my week! She has tailored my work outs just for me and I am feeling great! I am regaining so much of what I've lost and I feel younger as a result. My only regret is that I can't find time to work with her more! Give her a try, you will be so glad you did!

    From the owner: Thrive 65 is a Personal Fitness Training Service developed and designed specifically for seniors…read more65+. As we age we loose confidence in our balance and overall strength. My effective program design you will give you back functional independence, without the fear of falling. I also specialize in corrective exercise and will be able to address painful joints attributed to muscle imbalances. I have held a degree as a Certified Occupational Therapy assistant for over 20+ yrs working with the elderly, now a Certified personal trainer specializing in corrective exercise for seniors and aging baby boomers. Not all Personal fitness trainers are trained to address the needs of the aging body and the limitations it may have, I am well educated on how to effectively work with those challenges. Please contact me for a free initial consultation to see how I can help you to stay active and healthy.

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    Arizona Autism - Autistic and other pediatric special needs therapies!

    Arizona Autism

    3.0(2 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    It took my almost 8 months after my son was discharged to write this review because I wanted to…read moremake sure it was based on facts and not my opinion. But after 8 months of my son thriving at another school and hearing about all the work and accommodations being provided for him, it is very apparent Arizona Autism does not know what they are doing when it comes to ABA therapy. First things first I was very open and honest about my son's aggression and violent behaviors, I expressed that was the whole reason we wanted ABA therapy in the first place. Less than two weeks from my son Start date, I got a call from a BCBA stating that they were wanting to discharge Mateo because His behaviors were outside of the scope of ABA therapy. They said him having his violent outburst, as well as pulling his diaper and close down or out of the scope of ABA. That is 100% incorrect. ABA is supposed to help children who have these types of behaviors. They couldn't even give me a valid reason as to why they were discharging him. One person said it was because of the frequency of his violent behaviors, somebody said it had nothing to do with the frequency, but the intensity of his behaviors. Another person said it had nothing to do with his behaviors at all, it's the fact that he's pulling his pants down and peeing on himself. Another person said it had nothing to do with any of those things, just none of the staff, there are trained to handle kids of his caliber. I never got a straight answer. After going back-and-forth for a couple of weeks, it was determined that the director, BCBA, and RBTs on my son's case were not knowledgeable, and everybody was let go. The president of the company himself told me that ABA was a new venture for them and they may have jumped the gun hiring the staff that they did for the Gilbert location. Once this location received a new director, she told me that she didn't see anything in my son's behaviors that was out of the scope of ABA therapy. The first week or so, my son was doing OK, but then his violent behaviors heightened at home, especially in the morning, getting ready for therapy. There were nights where he wouldn't sleep and so he would sleep in, and I would take him to therapy later, They were even times where I would warn them that he's extra upset and they would advise that I was able to keep him home. I asked on multiple occasions if him missing days or if him having to sleep in and go later or even miss would affect his eligibility or affect him having a spot, and they always told me no. However, one day I get an email stating that they are discharging my son due to attendance. Mind you, I didn't get a phone call, nobody asked me to come in for a meeting, I got AN EMAIL that stated they were just charging my son. And I haven't heard anything from anybody since. I kid you not, there were days I would pick up my son and he was filthy. Food all over him, didn't look like they wiped his face or washed his hands. And he never looks like that when I pick him up from his new school. There was one specific time where I picked him up and he was wearing two pairs of pants (jeans and sweats) and the only explanation that was given to me was "That's what he wanted" when my son was clearly uncomfortable, wearing two pairs of shorts. If your child is lower functioning, and on the higher level of the autism spectrum, this place is NOT for you/them. They do not know how to handle aggression, self harm, children who suffer from toileting issues. They told me themselves their staff is just not equipped to handle children with these types of behaviors. And I wish they would have told me that from the beginning before I pulled my son out of school when I specifically told them that these behaviors were what we needed to work on. My son is in a new place and is thriving. And they have told me that they haven't seen anything outside of the scope of ABA or anything out of the ordinary that a trained BCBA/RBT wouldn't be able to work on. Save yourself the heartache and find another ABA place.

    Best therapy place. Moved from New York to Arizona just to get therapy for my daughter. They have…read morebeen so helpful. Other places I contacted were not genuine.

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    Ridgecrest Post Acute

    Ridgecrest Post Acute

    3.3(8 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    We spent a great deal of time here in the past few months. My dad was sent here for hospice care…read more He had Alzheimer's. For the most part the staff was amazing. He was frequently called the cutest old man and told he had a great smile from multiple staff. There were wait times for certain treatments, but the staff was busy. The treatment was great, but what impressed me more was how my mom was treated. The job of the staff is to take care of my dad. But they were so incredibly caring towards my mom and family. Big shout out to Alexia. She comforted my mom all the time with words and hugs. When he passed, so many staff went out their way to hug my mom. Not generic "sorry for loss," but with love and tears in their eyes too. They took a horrible time for our family, made it just a little bit easier knowing we could trust them with my precious dad's care.

    If I could give negative stars I would. I'm posting this review for my 70 year old mother who…read morearrived at this facility post-injury and after leaving Banner Thunderbird. I would not recommend this facility. The response time for the call button for anything my mom needed was between 10-25 minutes, IF anyone ever came to help. The facility left a wheelchair in her room and allowed my mom to use it to wheel herself, unassisted, into the bathroom when she needed assistance with a walker to get strength in her leg after a hip surgery. I requested it be removed so my mom would have to use the walker to strengthen her leg and the wheelchair was never got removed. My mother could have been seriously injured. She said she needed to do it herself because no one ever came after she would click the assistance button. This is unacceptable for a "rehabilitation facility" and I use that term loosely. My mother is diabetic and I told 3 different people this information, including the social services dept., her direct nurse and the liaison before we arrived. She was given sugary food the entire time and high carb meals. We had to beg for a shower for her when she arrived and the employee that cared at all to ever help my mom was Susie, an aide. The nurses never smiled and spent more time joking and laughing at the nurses station than they did assisting patients. On any given visit when I arrived, there would be several (more than 5 lights lit up) patients needing assistance. Additionally, they were NEVER quiet at the station, even late into the night. The overall morale from the good employees was obviously very bad due to work load. We were told by one of these good employees that showers for patients are put off until she arrives. Upon leaving, I had to ask several times to get help getting her to the car, when Susie (the best employee there) offered to help. She was awesome. The other staff - AWFUL. In fact, when I left, paperwork with HIPPA info was inadvertently included in my mom's discharge papers. Wow. Do NOT allow your loved ones to be left alone at this facility. One reviewer said an investigation needs to be done on this place and I AGREE 100%.

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    EXOS

    EXOS

    4.7(16 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Definitely small established facilities here in the valley. Came here as our middle school and high…read moreschool teams were given an opportunity to participate in a combine in preparation for sports. I liked the interaction with the coaches and the combine staff throughout the morning as they did a good job communicating with everyone as well as engaging the athletes. They did a really good job of explaining what the expectations were, how they will get measured. "World Class" so expected nothing less. If you live on this side of town, I would recommend as an option to consider to next the athlete to the next level. Lots of professionals uses facility not only here in Arizona but other athletes around the country & the facility grounds have a lot of equipment to accommodate all types of training and conditioning.

    There is a good reason the place is chock full of NFL hopefuls, Olympians, champions and national…read moreteams...when it comes to training, whether you are looking for sport-specific training or simply for overall health, Athletes' Performance has no rival. It is expensive, yes, but worth every penny. Their approach is completely integrated - they will oversee nutrition, training, psychology, and recovery in a world class facility. They are extremely scientific and very cutting edge; their staff also contributes significantly to the research community. I was fortunate enough to live in the Phoenix are for 9 months and cannot speak well enough of their staff or their programs. You'll come to improve yourself and will end up drinking the kool aid! Once you get in the swing of things it's hard to get enough of this place, and I shockingly found myself actually looking forward to arriving there before sunrise 6 days a week (ok, a bit later on Saturdays). My physical condition and overall health improved at a breakneck pace and I had a blast doing it! If you're motivated and fortunate enough to train at AP here are a few tips: Chris Brown makes the world's tastiest post-workout shake, the nutritionist Simin Levinson is a wonderful person and an excellent cook, so take her advice on kitchen matters, and if you can get your massages done by Eric Ford, do so - it will hurt but the man is a truly gifted healer. I just cannot gush enough about this place. It is worth saving up for either for yourself or for your athletic kids!

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