As soon as you walk in the door you're greeted with smiling faces! I got lost in that huge parking…read morelot and was told if it happened again, call and someone would find me!! My physical therapist was phenomenal! I came in with hip pain and her exercise treatment plan was always explained beforehand. I walked out the other day feeling pain free and my list of home exercises to keep me going!! Thank You Elite Physical Therapy!

So far so good. I am going to physical therapy because I am having I double knee replacements…read moresurgery and I want to build-up the muscles before then. I would prefer to try aquatic therapy because I'm in so much pain from walking and they offer that service. So I've only been for my initial appointment and the young lady that helped me was very kind and very sweet. She seemed knowledgeable about my surgery and what would be required to prepare for it and to recover from it. So I am looking forward to the aqua therapy and the post surgery therapy and hope that I can move on with my life and get back to being able to walk again with their help

I brought my daughter to Garden City Treatment Center for an urgent care visit and was amazed by…read morethe level of care that she received. Despite being a busy Friday night, every provider from start to finish was polite and genuinely concerned about her health as she had previously been misdiagnosed elsewhere. She was treated by RNP Russ Dufresne, who is an asset to both this center and the medical profession as a whole. I'm a first responder and I've never witnessed such thorough treatment in action. If we didn't reside over two hours away, I'd want him as our PCP. Thanks to him, my daughter is finally recovering.

Like anything, I suppose it matters on the day and the provider…read more I have been here 3x. Once for someone else, and they did a great job and escalated their care quickly to the local hospital. When I was here last, I was in and out in about 1 hr. The visit today, was another story. I was told there were only 3 people ahead of me. However, I spent over 3 hrs, waiting and waiting and waiting. I waited for the doctor, I waited for the phlebotomist, then I waited for results... Which didn't show anything. Nearly 4 hrs is a long time to wait. The doctor discharged 3 other people who came in after me ahead of me. He said, "sorry, I went to the wrong room" when he finally returned. I had asked another staff member to check on the wait and she did not ever come back to give me an update or let him know I was waiting. When the nurse came to discharge me, she gave me a diagnosis that he had not shared with me. She went back to ask the doctor and learned that the diagnosis listed was incorrect. He then listed another diagnosis on my paperwork, which is also incorrect. The entire experience was frustrating.

I can't say enough about this place and the people that work there. I went in with something…read morecalled "runners' knee", which basically meant that my knee was killing me, and my quads and hamstrings were incredibly weak. When I first got there, I was having trouble walking up stairs without pain. By the time I left, my legs were much stronger and the pain in my knee had subsided considerably. They also sent me out into the world with the knowledge of how to continue getting better and a repertoire of exercises to go along with that. I never once dreaded going there, and even came to look forward to it even though it was hard work. This was due to the staff and the positive environment that they have created over there. Good people who do great work. Print it.

I would suggest that anyone looking for physical therapy get a reccommendation from their ortho. I…read morehad therapy years ago with great success for a knee injury, however was instructed by my ortho to visit a PT nearest me. This was a big mistake and an awakening. I went to Excel for 2 visits and I was very disappointed. The initial visit was an assessment, which is fair enough. The second visit was incredibly disappointing. I did a few leg lifts and a couple of stretches and then handed over my hard earned money with a list of more appointments. After sitting with that for a day, I cancelled all of those appointments and hired a personal trainer for about half the cost of what I was paying to be instructed to do a few leg lifts and a few stretches. Luckily my injury is a minor sports injury so this option just made sense. If i truly need PT in the future, i will be looking for serious reccommendations before parting with my $$$.

I was just there about 10 minutes ago. Jill was aggressive rude and made assumptions about me that…read moreI was uncomfortable with. Even after telling her there that I was there very randomly and thought they sold shoes, she was trying to HARD SELL me on the arch support idea. The much younger woman who was leaving to go get some Starbucks asked Jill if she wanted anything seemed really nice. After she left Jill snarkily remarked, "I drink *protein* drinks." Her attitude was total garbage and I will not make the mistake of going into that store again. I probably do need Arch supports. I might even go to a Good Feet store again now that I know what the product actually is. But I won't be going to this location because I don't want to run into that woman again. She could have made $155 sale by just selling me the damn shoes that I wanted.

This rehab center really needs to work on their billing department. They did a lousy job sending…read morethe bills to the insurance company. Now a lawyer is threatening me to pay for their lack of professionalism. The PT staff is great, it's a shame they need to work with the billing staff

I see Bonnie for physical therapy after my intensive shoulder surgery. I feel very comfortable with…read moreBonnie and I feel that she is extremely confident. She researched what my doctor wanted for me to do at physical therapy and has kept up-to-date with that as the weeks progress. She is very friendly and easy to talk to. She can be very gentle when she wants to be and a little tougher when that's what needs to happen. I felt safe walking in there that first time because they did have the plexiglass up and everyone wore masks. Bonnie always wears a mask during my therapy as do I. It makes me feel safer. This is a small business and I was looking for that. I had gone larger chain group in Rhode Island for my knees and I found that they would schedule me for appointment and then have me do some exercises while they worked on someone else. I was not looking for that and I was happy to find Bonnie at Gaffney physical therapy.

From the owner: Gaffney physical therapyread more

Excellent care. Very attentive to one's needs. Spend a lot of time with patient. Always a…read morepositive outcome

Great staff, always puts you at ease, even when you are really nervous!! Have been going here for…read moreyears for different arthritis problems and currently for shoulder replacement. I like the atmosphere and caring treatment!!

I personally had a terrible experience here. You are required to pay up front for 20 visits, which…read moreis unheard of at any PT from here to California. After 12 visits I was feeling worse and not better. I was told by my doctor to discontinue the treatment. I couldn't get any money back and was basically blamed for not getting better. Please be careful when selecting a women's PT, this is not the place to get healed in any way.

From the owner: When something like chronic pain strikes in your knee, lower-back, neck or shoulders, or if you…read moreexperience an injury from sport or exercise - we know it's very tempting to leave it and hope it'll simply "go away on its own" with time and rest... That you'll wake up someday and like "magic", it'll be as if it never happened in the first place - but that's usually not the case, and often the pain ends up worse than it was when it first started. We also know it's very easy to reach into the back of the cupboard for the painkillers, and take them whenever pain strikes so it eases off fast - but all those painkillers are no good for your health long-term, and do nothing but mask the pain instead.