STPS has been a god send for us. We've been utilizing STPS for 2 years now and have seen great…read moreimprovement in our son's sensory needs. Lauren has been instrumental in teaching us and teaching Miles how to listen to his body in order to gain regulation skills he could not access previously. I cannot express how blessed we are to have STPS and especially Lauren in our son's corner. We just started using their BT services - Vivian has been amazing and understands our son so well. They've also been instrumental in getting our son well regulated in a higher demand environment where is being academically challenged to his actual abilities (above grade level). Do not look any further, STPS has amazing professional clinical staff who know kids and have a naturalistic implementation of their therapies.

Excellent care for your child's needs! We cross a bridge to come here at it is WORTH it! I was…read morelooking for OT for my child and it has been very difficult to find a company. Skilled Therapy Play Services allows us access to in-person services, personalized treatment plans, and so much practical home advice! They also have ABA services! I can't express how much my child has improved with the addition of OT and I highly recommend their company to any family looking for services for their child.

My husband was living in home care for almost three months. Excellent PT, OT and bedside care…read more Clean and professional care 24 hrs. We even enjoyed daily activities. We are grateful

Very sweet care and great service. The nurse was very nice…read moreand concerned. Always on time and good with contact.

Space to Grow Therapy now has an on-site facility, filled with lots of fun for your kids providing…read morecolorful sensory gyms and playrooms! There are slides, swings, rock climbing walls, and plenty of toys to keep your kids busy. The site has plenty of parking out front. In addition to free play, they offer occupational and speech therapy services, on-site and in home. The therapists have extensive experience, and are passionate in what they do and ensuring they are providing a quality experience. I would highly recommend this business if your child needs any services, or a fun place to play!

Amazing place for my kids! Sensory seeking and the owner is amazing! Super accommodating and…read morefriendly! We will definitely go many more times! My daughter's friends are begging me to take them since she's talked about it so much!!

My adult son goes to Mark to address ADHD challenges It's only the first session and so far so…read moregood. Mark was able to explain how the ADHD brain works hence the challenges. We will keep going to see if it helps my son.

Mark & Olga are wonderful- Mark really connected with my…read moreson. He uses his interest to really engage him in the process. I saw improvement in my son's motor skills, mind body awareness & connection, balance and regulation. We have going through multiple rounds of sessions and will continue to go.

I volunteer for this organization and I love to see how much they are helping the participants…read more This is an amazing organization full of passionate people who care and work to make a difference in individuals lives.

Bringing joy and brimming with smiles, this delightful community is a treasure to all who make a…read moreconnection. Thanks for providing such an amazing service to the disabled community!

We had Shaylin for our EI specialists and she was wonderful. My son took to her right away because…read morehe loved music, and she always sang to get him to interact with her. She's very patient as well, and you can tell she's professional and cares about her job and the kids. For the speech, we had Bryce, and she genuinely and wholeheartedly cares about her job and the children. You can tell that she tries to encourage interactions from the kids and jots down new words they spoke and keeping notes on their improvement. Unfortunately, my son aged out of the service under GGRC and we couldn't afford to continue the assistance. But we will always remember the therapists and are so thankful for their care, patience, and understanding.

Dedicated, kind, helpful experts. I feel so lucky to have found Ability Path. Thank you!read more

We were recommended PT for our 8 week old for torticollis. Had heard great things about Starfish,…read morebut was utterly disappointed in our 10+ appointments with Stacy (the owner). Stacy seemed irritated and distracted for almost all of the visits. I left most of the visits filled with fear that my newborn was not meeting its milestones because of what Stacy said or meant indirectly when my LO was not able to perform a skill. She was impatient enough to always leave the appointment after 20 mins, when my LO was tired. Even on repeatedly asking her to measure the asymmetry, Stacy would procrastinate it and say "next time". It looked like all Stacy was looking for was more future visits so she could get more money from us and the insurance. The last visit with us, she left us feeling flabbergasted after mentioning helmet and that my 5 mo failing to meet its milestones. I switched over to Mills PT in San Mateo and they cleared us after the second visit itself.

Starfish has been wonderful for our family. Heather is a phenomenal PT who helped our very shy 3yo…read morefeel safe and comfortable right away. Since we started there almost two years ago, our child has improved significantly and can now do things that I never thought were possible. Heather has just the right blend of support and challenge, and her upbeat style is contagious. I love watching her work with my child.

Office staff have been very unhelpful while trying to schedule PT appointments. They aren't…read moreresponsive to voice mails and refuse to check to see if they received the referral unless it has been 3-4 business days. I haven't received treatment yet but if it wasn't for the fact it's the only location nearby covered by my insurance, I would be going elsewhere. Update: they cancelled my appointment the day of saying they need something different from the specialist referral but have not responded to let me know what is specially missing from the referral. I give up and am not going to go there for PT, I will do it on my own.

Beware of delayed billing from this company. I had treatment over 3 years ago and according to all…read moremy bills, I was completely paid up. 3 years after treatment they are sending me bills claiming I owe hundreds of dollars that they claim insurance is not covering. How did they not know this 3 years ago when I was being treated and paid my portion every visit? Seems like fraudulent billing may be happening. Buyer beware.

This review is long overdue. It is for the lab located on the 1st floor, at 100 South B Street, San…read moreMateo. I have been using their services for the last 6 years primarily for "blood collection and analysis." It is one of the most efficient and professional medical organizations that I have experienced. Both, lab technicians and the administrative staff, are very friendly, efficient and professional. I went in today for my annual blood test. I went in at 8:50am and I was walking out at 9 am! Erica was my receptionist, friendly and helpful. Anna was the technician, she was so experienced that I did not even feel the needle going into my arm! She literally took 2 minutes from the beginning to end, filling 6 tubes of blood. Amazing I highly recommend this department

If your child gets referred by a pediatrician for a SPEECH THERAPY evaluation, PLEASE make sure you…read moreCALL the hospital and your insurance FIRST to confirm how much you'll be paying for the co-pay. They will literally charge a crazy amount of money just for the speech evaluation -- and all they did was spend 90% of the time talking to the parent instead of evaluating the child. It felt like such a waste of time and money. I strongly suggest choosing a different speech therapy clinic for evaluations and avoiding this place as much as you can. It's not worth the stress or the cost.

They take insurance which is great but my physical therapist injured me and encouraged me to keep…read moredoing the treatment even though it was making me worse. When I spoke with my massage therapist and osteopath about the exercises she had me do, they said they didn't make sense given my issues. I asked her to call my physical therapist where I used to live to find out what she did. That never happened over the course of a month. She did speak to my pelvic floor Physcial therapist but then said she wanted to have me do exercises I know the pelvic floor pt doesn't allow me to do yet. It is like she came up with a sense very quickly of my problem and a treatment plan without looking much at my records or consulting with the rest of my team. My case is very complex, and she didn't take that into consideration. I became worse over time except when seeing someone else who said my issue was something else and gave different treatment. Pt was resistant though and wouldn't alter course. Also my sunglasses were stollen by the tech. I had them when I came in, and then after I did stim and heat, they were gone. The tech asked if they were "expensive." Seriously!?!? If your issue is simple and you need a place that takes insurance, they can probably help you. But they certainly didn't me.

I had a labrum tear in my shoulder repaired, and to describe the condition as 'uncomfortable' after…read morefour weeks would be a tremendous understatement. I picked Physiotherapy Associates (I think they their name is also BAK) because of proximity, but perhaps I was lucky because I can't recommend the care I received higher. They have a clean, open office with a lot of room. They've recently done some remodeling and it added to the space. The equipment was in good shape, and they have a changing room if you need it. Ryan Napeek was my therapist, and Frank and Zack helped with the exercises. Ryan was always on time, was thorough in preparing for my sessions, and was careful to follow the surgeon's instructions. Everyone will tell you PT stands for 'pain and torture', and it does hurt a bit, but honestly not as much as everyone said it would. Ryan made sure to monitor my progress and not do anything that would potentially damage the repair. He was incremental and careful during range of motion exercises, and not to mention a lot of fun to talk to (which helps when you need something to take your mind off of your current activity). Frank and Zack make sure you do your exercises, and they are nice about it. The electric stimulation machine is pretty cool, I used it for the first couple of visits but after a while you don't need it. I just had my four month follow up, and the surgeon said, 'I can tell you now, but after your surgery I didn't expect you to recover as well as you did; the tear in your labrum was quite serious.' Kind of a shock to hear that, but as my range of motion is 90% with signs of getting better, I can only assume it was largely because of the quality of the surgeon, but also because of the quality of the physical therapy.