I've struggled with back and leg issues for many years. So I've had the occasion to go to physical…read moretherapy several times. In years past, they've used traction, heat etc. to bring me relief. For the last few years, my only therapy has involved stretching. I could literally just look these stretchers up on the Internet. And now we're starting to shift back from wearing masks. Oy vey.

AY-YI-YI-YI- Not sure what the heck my body is complaining about or why, but I have to get it…read moreuntwisted and less whacked up. I don't care that I just learned to run almost 3 miles straight without stopping, and that I'm an older person, and it might not be so good for my frame. I love running and I demand the pain stop! And that was my longest run-on sentence yet, speaking of running! I have gone here previously for another pretzel logic body issue and was cured by the laying of the hands. I actually have never had any experience, (lucky me), with physical therapy until I went here. I am used to going to chiropractors that seem to 'force' your body in to poses to align the bones back in to place. That never seems to work for me because I am just so tense from the pain and the acrobatic chiro-ography, (if you will). I entered in to one of their rooms and the curtain is pulled. My physical therapist was very patient and asked me to explain the whats, and wheres, and how comes. Once I did this, the magic began. She had me do poses that you would normally do in real life, and then she placed her arms in different positions over areas of my body. I immediately started to tense up, but she did not grab me like a knot and force, but just gently pulled and, sometimes pushed. I trusted her at that point. As she was working over me using various positions, she was actually speaking in tongues, well, ok she was talking to herself, or perhaps singing that bone connection song to figure out the puzzle. For those of you that understand PT talk, my pelvic frame was out of whack, T12 and L3 as well. We are still working out the kinks and I know we will have success after a few more sessions.

Horrible and doesn't care about patients. This place has not changed at all. Had specific…read moreinstructions given and they weren't followed regarding the specific therapist needed. Also they responded to zero emails.

Lifeworks Gresham dropped my son with mental health issues with absolutely no contact. He has been…read morewith out meds for several days and showing signs of withdrawal. They just transferred and refused to respond repeatedly. So uncaring! the Milwaukie Lifeworks is a much better option for those out there that need help! horribly disappointing!

Great staff! Friendly. Knowledgeable. Understanding. Patient. Attentive. Clean.read more

Incredible caring by the staff who work together so well. I was a RN for 40 years and they are the…read morebest of the best. So caring, kind, attentive and take great care even in unpleasant circumstances. I would give them 10 stars if I could. The facility isn't fancy but if your loved requires care you will not find a better staff. My husband was a patient for 3 weeks.

I take a resident to a local store weekly and have for a few months. I do wish they had someone at…read morethe front desk after 5, but in general I find the people who work here to be kind, caring and responsible.

Had a relative there for ONE night. Had to beg for meds, no coffee, and no food preference…read more Served meat loaf to a vegetarian. When his children came the next day, he was immediately taken home despite having a major heart attack a week earlier. If you don't take care of patients, can you actually call it rehab and care center?

Well run and caring. Thank you to the the fine staff at…read moreSilvia and John's Residential Care! You made a difficult time enjoyable for my family. Both my parents were residents at Silvia and John's for 3 years, and in that time they were loved, respected and cared for in a most professional and dignified manner. Sylvia, her family and staff were always available to answer questions and kept me informed as needed. The facility is clean, well staffed and peaceful. The food is delicious and nutritious- the offer to sit and enjoy a meal in the dining room with family is a tradition- a welcome one at that! Sylvia and John's always felt like home to me.

My mom has been at Sylvia & John's Residential Care Facility for several months now and I can't say…read moreenough great things about it. Not only is the residence beautiful but it's clean and spotless, inside and out, ALL THE TIME (we have 4 family members floating in/out, day/night, unannounced, on a weekly basis). The food is GREAT. The soups & desserts are usually homemade, and delicious, using fresh ingredients. And, the care and the Caregivers are excellent. Sylvia & her staff of 8 (includes 4 family members) are gentle, nurturing, efficient & very caring. They work hard at making sure your family member is happy, safe and well cared for. Also, there are grandchildren ranging in ages from 3-19 who show up occasionally. They're all extremely well behaved and friendly. My mom enjoys seeing and hearing the children's voices in the background. My 92 yr old mother's room is large, has her own private bath, and their prices were right in line with the other facilities/homes we visited. We're extremely happy with the decision we made in moving her to Sylvia & John's.

Neglect of patients and horrible food quality. My family member was treated infrequently and didn't…read moremake time to feed her. 2.0 score

Thank you very much for your help today. Everyone was great during scheduling and helping me with…read moremy online registration. Lisa -physical therapist- had really great insight into my injury. Thank you again for all of the exercises to help strengthen my ankle. This is just what I needed to be back on the road to recovery.

From the owner: We have all the equipment and staff needed to ensure you get the most out of your treatment. Our…read morestaff and therapists are highly trained to treat a wide variety of injuries and chronic disorders. Not only can we work to help you reduce your pain, but we may also be able to help you improve your range of motion so that you can live life to the fullest. In addition to traditional physical therapy equipment that can help you get back on your feet, we also offer aquatic rehab, which is also known as pool rehab. This type of rehabilitation often works well for those who have painful, swollen joints or degenerative disorders that prevent a person from being able to walk or move without pain. Our therapists also work with you to create an exercise program at home that you can use to continue to improve.