Conquer Therapy Services was absolutely amazing! We worked specifically with Lauren & she worked…read morewonders on our son, Jett. My son was born with an extensive list of medical issues (including hydrocephalus & cerebral palsy, level 3), due to prematurity, causing him to have extreme delayed motor skills. He is 2 & struggled with sitting up & could not stand. But, within 3 weeks.. he is now sitting completely independently, standing up & pulling up on furniture all on his own. Lauren was kind & patient with him & the help that she provided my son has been life changing. We are forever grateful to Lauren & Conquer Therapy.

Conquer Therapy Services is AMAZING!!! Danielle has been a part of our daughter's care team since…read morethe first year of her life and has been an absolute life saver! She really empowered our family and helped us investigate what was going on with our daughter which lead to her ultimate diagnosis. We've also seen Lauren (PT) and Jeanette (OT) and they are great too! We love absolutely everything about Conquer and we can't recommend them enough!

I have issues with TMJ. My jaw clicks and I get headaches. After experiencing bad headaches while…read moreon vacation, I found a PT (in Florida) who referred me to Axes PT close to my home. The therapist in Florida vetted this clinic for my TMJ. I cannot say enough good things about the PT (Brad) and his staff. Their professionalism, kindness and vast knowledge of the human body. Brad takes a hands on approach with his patients. He is also very positive and encouraging. He has used dry needling on my jaw. It sounds painful, but Brad is gentle and explains what he is doing during the treatment. I've seen Brad work with a diverse group of patients. He clearly has a broad range of experience with all types of patient injuries. In IL, you don't need a referral from a Dr. Direct access allows patients to skip the middle man. It makes it easier to make an appointment. By the way, the headaches are gone. Highly recommend.

I have received services here several times after injuries or surgeries. The therapists here are…read moreprofessional and well-trained, and have done wonders for me! I strongly recommend them to anyone!

From the owner: Experience the power of physical therapy with SSM Health Physical Therapy. Our physical therapy…read moreteam will design an individualized plan of care that aligns with your specific goals in mind. Through clinical experience, ongoing education and clear communication with our patients, our physical therapists will give you the tools necessary to successfully heal from aches, pains or injuries and get back to what you love. We are proud to serve your community and are committed to providing an exceptional experience that promotes healing in a safe, compassionate environment.

This facility close to home an very very supportive an willing to accommodate. ALWAYS listened to…read moreclients an attentive to all. Very friendly an easy to work with. By the time my post op TKR therapy was complete they felt like family. High praise to James, Sam, Justin an Miles you rock.

My wife Tiffany was a patient at The Rehabilitation Institute of Southern Illinois for 10 days in…read more2026. Unfortunately, her stay was marked by disappointment and several eye-opening incidents. Upon admission, I was concerned that no transportation was provided, forcing me to transport my non-mobile wife myself from the hospital to The Rehabilitation Institute of Southern Illinois. We then experienced a significant delay in receiving assistance upon arrival at the facility, and I ultimately had to move my wife to her room myself to prevent exposure to freezing temperatures. The initial room assignment was also problematic, as a visibly and verbally upset individual appeared outside our room, disputing the placement of a bed. The head nurse intervened and resolved the issue. I was also alarmed to discover that it took 7 minutes and 22 seconds to receive assistance after pressing the call light. I immediately expressed my concerns to the nurse and negotiated an agreement to place a seizure rescue inhaler next to my wife's bed as a precautionary measure. I emphasized to the head nurse that patients with epilepsy are unlikely to self-administer medication during the initial phases of a seizure. The staff seemed uninformed about treating patients with epilepsy, citing a targeted response time of 5 minutes after a patient presses their call light. However, this is inadequate, as a seizure typically lasts between 30 seconds and 2 minutes, and a seizure lasting 5 minutes is considered a medical emergency. I was so concerned that I sent a letter to the CEO, highlighting the need for improved protocols, including the installation of video cameras in patient rooms to enable visual checks. I also suggested that the current response time is inadequate and potentially life-threatening. Unfortunately, I did not receive a response. Furthermore, the nurses' aids we encountered during Tiffany's stay were unprofessional and inexperienced. For example, when my wife requested to be moved to her chair to eat the morning meal, she was told 'no' in a flat and direct manner, and the aid promptly left the room, shutting the door forcably behind her. This behavior frightened my wife, who sent me the following desperate text: Please hurry please please! I cannot believe how I was just treated! I'm afraid PLEASE hurry Babe! When I arrived at the facility, the head nurse informed me that my wife was lying, as the aid denied the incident. The matter was essentially dismissed, with the only consequence being that the aid would not visit my wife's room again during her stay. In conclusion, while the facility is relatively new and in good condition, the staff seems divided, resulting in poor service. For instance, the facility did not have access to the seizure medications my wife was taking, forcing me to bring in the missing medications, which was a nightmare to get approved. True leadership is needed to address these issues, and if not addressed promptly, I fear that we may be reading about a tragedy instead of a remarkable recovery story.

My wife has been in this Center for 3 full days. We are now on day 4 now. The staff for speech,…read moreoccupational, and physical therapy are wonderful, attentive, and reliable..so far. I am only giving two stars because of the people who do therapy. The larger issue is the nurses, techs, and basically everyone else who is there to care for your loved ones in-between therapies. The responsivness for bathroom breaks (especially when they are given drugs that make them go #2 more) , water refills (hydration), bed alarms (if you get up and are not supposed to), and pull cords in bathrooms is, in a word, HORRID. My wife, as an example, hit the call button (which isn't a 2-way communication system. It just sends an alert that a room needs help. I'll come back to that, and then someone is to come help) and it took them 15 mins to come get her to go potty. Then they had to put her belt on and make her use a walker even though she was about to explode, and then LEFT HER there (not supposed to) on the toilet and when she pulled the cord in the bathroom to come get her they left her sitting there for 30 MINS. Her legs fell asleep. The level of responsiveness at this facility is akin to a bill getting passed in government. It takes a LONG time. They have almost no sense of urgency. I walked by the nurses station as I heard alarms going off for rooms literally a stones throw away, and they were engaged in conversations and laughing, like the world around them fell away. As if the nurses station was magically surrounded by a soundproof barrier. I'm going to be doing everything I can to get her the F out of there and at least I know at home that my kids and I will be taking better care of her in between her therapies and they could possibly even think of. If I were you and I had a choice of a place to take my loved one to a rehabilitation center, I would avoid BJC or Encompass health facilities at all costs. The healthcare at BJC wasn't much better when it was getting towards time for her to check out they acted like she was a pariah. They even left her at the exit of the building sitting on a stool, not in a wheelchair, to put in a car because they needed the wheelchair back and I had to basically help her get to the car they couldn't even have the decency to wait for her. So, it seems that anywhere related to BJC is something to avoid, unfortunately.

My little guy has been coming here for speech therapy since ~19 months old for about 2 months now…read more He was not admitted to the state program following the evaluation (First Steps) and I understand it is very difficult to qualify. The evaluator suggested he would greatly benefit from private therapy. I started searching for places after calling the Children's Hospital which had a...wait for it...1 year wait time for an evaluation only. Acorn has online scheduling (!) and text reminders for appointments. They also had openings for an evaluation within a week or two, sooner if you are open on time. There are multiple types of therapy offered as well as some sort of summer camp type thing. The lobby has toys to play with while you wait. There are multiple kids in therapy with different therapists at the same time which I've seen as a benefit. My kid loves coming here. He stands at the door signing "open" waiting for his therapist (Jenna Beth) to come get him. The appointment time is the same every week. They have been open 2 years at this point and are privately owned. I highly suggested giving this place a try if you are looking for therapy for your little one. They accept insurance and all my visits are covered.

The staff & office people are very professional and caring. I have had both Brent and Stephanie who…read moreare great. I would recommend the Maryville, IL location to anyone who needs excellent therapy.

The staff was wonderful and they got me back using my left arm from a major torn rotator cuff. I…read morewould recommend them to anyone needing physical therapy. I am very satisfied with my recovery and it was an awesome experience. They made it very convenient for my appointments and I was in and out with no delays. Awesome place for therapy.

Sean Campbell was great to work with - informative, challenging, and supportive. He got me a long…read moreway in my knee replacement recovery. The entire staff was helpful, supportive and fun to work with. Thanks so much to t whole team.

I started therapy almost a month ago with Jen Hauschild as my CHT. Not all the Athletico locations…read morehave a CHT and Dr. Bodavula was particular that my treatment needed to be done by a CHT, Certified Hand therapist. He was right. Jen has lots of exercises and techniques that have brought significant relief to my hand. It was critical to get relief and I'm not one to take pills. Jen has also been accommodating of my hectic work/life schedule and our sessions are always productive. Completely different therapy than what I was receiving on my foot at the Brentwood location. I can't say enough about how wonderful the Edwardsville facility and all the personnel are.

Friendly, professional staff; really helped my knee situation and the exercises they gave me to do…read moreon my own after therapy ended have been very helpful.