Love this place! It's a plus that it's run by all women! I think that's so empowering! I would…read morehighly recommend to anyone. I love the transformation and positives vibes they have helped me achive.

Ray has provided amazing help with my range of motion, decompression of my spine, and relieved pain…read morein my neck. He is able to listen to the body in ways that are both masterful and initiative. I have had massages before that were relaxing, but Ray has provided lasting alignment and functional improvements that exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend him.

Ashley is an exceptional doula whose warmth, professionalism, and expertise helped us greatly…read moreduring our first weeks as new parents. She provided compassionate overnight support, practical advice, and invaluable peace of mind. Any family would be lucky to have her guidance.

Ashley was amazing to work with postpartum. She was kind, knowledgeable and supportive of our…read morefamily's needs. Her energy is calm and I trust her experience. As a first time mom, her assistance was invaluable!

Cailey was excellent. She's worth every penny. Always available through text, made a prenatal…read morevisit with resources and tons of information, helped me craft my birth plan, and visited with our family after birth to check in and see how we were doing, as well as, answer any lingering questions. Will definitely hire her again if we have another baby.

2 weeks in Novant Health after major abdominal surgery. Dr. Novosel and his team were with me…read moredaily and making sure I was healing properly. I cannot say enough great things about his bedside manner - all of his Doctors were professional, kind and caring. Truly, a horrible experience made better by Dr. Novosel and team!

Jen and Jolee are fantastic. PT and dry needling therapy has helped with strengthening and pain…read moremanagement. Thanks!!!

Physical Therapy for women is a wonderful place. I could never thank the three Doctors who…read moreliterally gave me my life back. I had been suffering with severe pelvic floor pain for 4 years. Been to 8 or more different types of Doctors and so many uncomfortable tests with no answers and no relief at all. I was rarely getting out of bed. I was at the point of giving up to a life of pain and misery until my Primary Care Doctor in Leland (Dr. Joanna Carnahan) found and suggested this wonderful place. Dr Emily Earle, Dr Taylor Ellis, and Dr Alexandra Richards are beyond amazing. 3 brilliant, kind, patient, young and beautiful women took me on a journey that I will never forget. Their physical therapy program, stretches, and exercises took my pain away and gave me coping skills and a home regiment to cover my body and mind. It has been about 3 months and I am feeling wonderful. Better than I have felt in a very long time. I have my energy and my life back. No words can thank these women properly. All I can say is thank you and may all your dreams come true. You will always be my favorite Doctors. Sincerely, Roben

Rachael has been such a guiding light throughout my three pregnancies, all with different…read morebreastfeeding journeys. With my first she made me feel so comfortable even though I felt so lost. She is always responsive and encouraging. Now that I am on baby number three I decided to finally get fitted for a pump. I could not believe I had been using the wrong flange size for the last two pregnancies! I am so grateful for LCS and all the wisdom they have to offer!

Positives were Rachael was nice, friendly, and willing to drive all the way over to my house. It…read morewas nice that she was reachable through text, although, there was one time she did not get back to me for several days. What I didn't like was how it was made to seem that it was not normal for the baby to feed every hour to an hour and a half, breastfeed for short times, and breastfeed only on one breast right after birth, as well as making it seem that tongue tie was the problem for these issues. I was so worried because she informed me that tongue-tie could lead to speech problems later in life. She recommended to see one of the specialized dentists that would perform a surgery to improve the tongue tie. Our pediatrician reassured us that tongue tie was not an issue and that this was probably a way for the dentist and the Lactation consultant to earn money. Thankfully, we did not do any procedure for the tongue tie, and as she grew, her breastfeeding durations and length of time in between breast-feeding sessions improved. The last straw that I cannot forgive, is the recommendation for a smaller flange size. We had a virtual appointment where we reviewed how to use the spectra pump and she recommended a smaller flange size. I also had a Willow pump, but she didn't know how to use it. I looked it up myself and taught myself how to use the Willow pump. So I bought the recommended size 21 flange for the spectra pump. I tried it out and let the pump run for a couple of minutes or so. It felt a bit uncomfortable, but being new to pumping, I wasn't sure how it was supposed to feel. Another good tip I didn't receive, but would tell all new moms is that it may be a good idea to try the first time pumping with nipple balm or coconut oil to make it more comfortable. So after I tried that small flange size, it felt uncomfortable and painful breastfeeding. At first I would get twitches of pain randomly throughout the day. The pain gradually worsened, where the pain would shoot straight to my toes and I cringed in excruciating pain every time the baby latched and fed. Eventually a sore started showing up on my nipple and getting bigger and bigger, looking like the skin of my nipple was burned off. It was painful to have my clothes and just anything rub against the nipple. I never knew how easily my nipple would rub against things until now. I tried to rub my nipple in breastmilk after feeding, soak my nipple in salt water and in breastmilk multiple times a day and even took a break from breast-feeding and just pump instead, but nothing worked. So after a week and a half with no improvement, I made an appointment to see my OB/GYN doctor and she prescribed an all purpose nipple ointment. My insurance didn't cover it so I had to pay $55 out of pocket. Even using the ointment, my nipple was still having severe pain so I continued to pump instead of breast-feed. And all moms that pump know that pumping takes a lot of time and effort. When I went back to work, I had to wear a nipple cover to prevent my nipple wound from rubbing against my bra. After a month I was able to have her breastfeed again on that wounded nipple without cringing in pain. It took just about two months for my nipple wound to fully resolve. And now I have a scar on my nipple to remind me of the painful injury. I would recommend finding another lactation consultant that has more experience and knowledge.

I can't say enough wonderful things about this company. When my mother needed Home Health the first…read moretime, AssistedCare came out. We meet Emily, who happens to be one of the most amazing nurses I have come in contact with. All of the Therapist that came out, Physical, Occupational, and Speech, were also wonderful. When my mother needed Home assistance again, I requested AssistedCare. The care they provided the 2nd time around was just as amazing as the 1st time. Thanks to the loving care this company and their employees provided my mother, I have decided to pursue a career in the Home Health field. Emily encouraged me to consider this career change during the time she was caring for my mother. I will begin working at AssistedCare soon. It is my goal to give the same level of care that my mother received during her illness.