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    ApexNetwork Physical Therapy

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Procare Physical Therapy

    4.1(8 reviews)
    0.2 mi•Estrella Mountain Ranch

    This is really two reviews in one…read more I went to Procare after surgery for a ruptured achilles tendon. After the prescribed course of physical therapy, i returned to the surgeon for assessment. He was unequivocally amazed at my condition, and declared my recovery to be three months ahead of schedule. I also had Procare treat my shoulder, which suffered from very limited mobility due to an ancient injury and surgical repair. Basically, the repair just wore out after 40 years. I had previously consulted with some of the top orthopaedists in the country, who opined that my only option was total shoulder replacement. Procare put me through a regimen of therapy that restored substantial flexibility and range of motion to my shoulder. I can now reach the top shelf of the cupboard, and scrub both sides of my back in the shower. All in all, Procare's work is extrordinary.

    It's hard to describe the therapist and staff - patient, careful, tell bad jokes while they work…read moremiracles. My wife was diagnosed with a rapidly growing malignant tumor in her foot last November. Two weeks later the doctors performed a mid calf amputation. After a difficult two months, she was ready for her first prosthetic. Pro Care was a few blocks from our home. First visit she carried her leg in a bag. Progress was putting it on and standing from a wheel chair to a walker while trying not to put any weight on the prosthetic. Not a good start. Second visit she was able to walk bearing most of her weight on the walker and good leg while pretending to walk on the prosthetic. Therapists don't accept excuses. Pretty soon he was pulling the walker to make her keep up. Each visit the therapist introduced new exercises to get ready for the next steps. Way before she was willing, he took away the walker and introduced a forearm crutch. At first, each step was a struggle while being supported with a safety belt. Now, he follows critiquing each step. Steps and curbs are a particularly terrifying obstacle. So, each visit now includes stepping on and off is a practice platform then a field trip to the parking lot curb. To support the gentle tough love approach, I have removed the wheel chair ramps at home. Going to be walking from now on. Looking back, it's been three months from wheel chair bound to slowly walking with a single forearm crutch. Success and end of professional therapy is walking with a cane. Looks like that is a week away at this rate of improvement. It's been a physically exhausting, a little painful but mostly terrifying journey. Miracles take work sometimes. The therapist and staff at Pro Care work miracles daily. Update. In three months my wife has gone from wheel chair bound carrying her prosthetic in a bag to confidently walking with a cane. In keeping with therapy being just a little more than comfortable, worked with walking without the cane (security blanket) today. It's been an amazing transformation with a motivated patient and expert care.

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    3.9(7 reviews)
    30.9 mi

    IF you are lucky enough to get Bridget, she is amazing!! Very communicative and caring…read more Each Supervisor that attempted to schedule were TERRIBLE . Jessica and Arnold do not communicate until dat before or day of when they want to come out. I had to go through Bridgett to eveb schedule with Jessica and even after I asked Bridgett to have Jessica reach out, she never did!! She sent a message through Bridgett stating that she would do a nonbillable and discharge my mother without seeing her!! Then Bridgett messages me the following week stating that the office does not want this to happen and that another Supervisor would be reaching out. I got a call around 6pm from a man named David stating that he was scheduled to come out the next day!! I guess they seem to feel that people do not have things going on and are just waiting for them. Absolutely unprofessional and terrible customer service!!!!

    No communication. They cut my mom off of services after saying the had her on hold while they…read morecontacted her doctors. Then said she didn't qualify any more because she could shower and dress in her own. She's 84 with Parkinson's and in a wheelchair. No one even evaluated her to see if that was true. Drs said they were never contacted. Radio silence so I followed up with the contact I had. "Sorry I thought the director was going to contact you." So much for we will support you through this process.

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