I just got my 3rd knee surgery. A new joint to fix the old joint I boy 20 years ago. It got really…read morewobbly. Dr. Campbell fixed me right up! I didn't have to go thru the knee block! I was knocked out first! A spinal tap too. I was blissfully a aware!. It's 7 weeks now, and just alittle swelling is all. I go back This Friday to show him his great work!

Have to wait 2 hours to see the doctor. My time is just as important. I do not recommendread more

Dr. Cowart has been my doctor for 25 years. She was my mother and father's doctor as well. She…read moretook very good care of them both. She has always been caring and thorough. I moved away in 2014, but I will not change my doctor. I drive about 50 minutes if I need to be seen. I can get a same day sick appointment if needed. Otherwise, I see her annually for my check ups. The office and billing staff have never been anything but friendly and helpful.

Our family has used Dr. Cost for years and he's wonderful. He's very intelligent and sensitive to…read moreyour time, your concerns and your overall health.

Physics plus anatomy plus compassion plus also being an athlete = end of pain and discomfort…read more Dr Maddox is super.

Dr. Maddox is AMAZING! He charges less than my insurance would have charged me and does an amazing…read morejob! When I first pulled up I was hesitant because it seemed like such a small practice I wasn't sure he would be able to help me. He is the third chiropractor I have been to and hangs down has been the best thus far!!! He does not need an X-ray he can literally feel your back and point out exactly where you are having an issue! He is also the first Chiropractor that has been able to adjust my lower back to the point that I feel the improvement and I have only been twice!!! The staff is great too!! They are always so friendly and kind! I look forward to seeing my back improve as time goes by!

It was ok. Doctor is very nice. Long wait til he came into the room. My back & neck didn't feel any…read morebetter after. I mean all the chiropractor can do is adjust your back-which means POP IT nice staff at entry. Very quiet, clean & empty. They offer separate massage services but most insurances won't pay for it so it's a waste. Overall, it's mediocre.

Dr. Robinson is my family's chiropractor; he's got the skill, muscle, and mass to straighten me out…read more- which is something my wife hasn't been able to do in 38 years! The office staff is always friendly and solicitous; Shannon is worth her weight in iridium. If you ask for Dr. Robinson, be sure to have something funny to say to him; when he laughs, he doesn't hold back!

Great therapist and exercise facility. Diane Marbot is always helpful and gets up and out early to…read morehave the gym open by 3:45 a.m. so we can work out before we go to work.

A big shout out to the wonderful staff here. Physical therapy is hard, and the are REALLY patient,…read morebut firm. In my orientation I revealed I have a condition which prevents lying flat on my back and the really work to get around it. Everyone is pleasant and very professional. The gym appears to be well equipped, but I have not walked through it completely.

Working with Dr. Jack is different from the other therapists. It is instantly apparent that he has…read morea sincere passion for helping people feel better and is skilled at what he does. He takes time to explain everything and educate you on your condition. He doesn't do cookie-cutter treatments. Instead, he tailors a treatment plan to your needs and if they change during a session, he pivots so you can get the most out of your time with him. Best of all, he is kind, compassionate, attentive, and was understanding when my anxiety got the better of me. Now, I'm on the road to recovery. I look forward to physical therapy in a calm inviting space. I know I'm getting the best care possible from the same person every time, and that person has my best interest in mind. Good doctors are hard to find, and he is a gem. I am so thankful that I have had the opportunity to work with Dr. Jack, and I can't recommend him enough.

From the owner: Dockery and Associates Physical Therapy is a cash-based outpatient physical therapy clinic in…read moreMadison, AL. Our therapist, Jack Dockery, specializes in treating a variety of conditions including back pain, sciatica, neck pain, headaches, shoulder pain, knee pain, hip pain, foot pain, ankle pain, elbow, wrist, or hand pain, post-surgical rehab, work injuries and more. Our treatment techniques include physical therapy, manual therapy, ultrasound-guided dry needling, functional capacity evaluations, McKenzie spine-trained rehab, cupping, blood flow restriction training, sports performance, and more. We are conveniently located in the Madison Medical Plaza. Call us today at 347-535-5354 for more information.

Clean facility and great customer care. The front office was informative and the back office staff…read morewas kind and knowledgeable. I appreciate the care and the attentiveness.

Very Good PT Center. Their employees are very knowledgeable and well educated in all aspects of…read morePhysical therapy, injuries, and how best to get you better!

I'm uncomfortable giving negative reviews but I guess they serve a purpose, especially when others…read moremight plan to invest a hefty monthly fee on a long term basis. Today I was inspired to write due to a negative encounter with an employee, but the real reason I feel the need to inform other Yelpers lies in my earliest experience. I joined the Wellness Center shortly after it first opened at the Valley Bend location because I knew I was not just out of shape, I was in poor health. I had had really good results from the health club I had joined in California in my twenties (I had studied a paperback authored by Schwarzenegger, and had actually taken a strength training class). Now I was fat and fifty. So I filled out the paperwork and showed up for the obligatory initial assessment by their "trained professional" to be sent to my MD. I expected to be pushed to my limits for a meaningful assessment, but when I protested that I had exceeded my physical limits, the "TP" insisted that I continue. Now I blame this on some perverse need to prove I wasn't any wimp, but I ignored my body's signals and continued the required number of reps. At the blessed end of this "assessment", I felt horrible, could hardly drive myself home, and for the next two months could barely move my joints without large doses of anti-inflammatories. I didn't have a gun to my head, why didn't I obey my own instincts and refuse to follow orders to continue? When I visited my MD (a few weeks later) she informed me that the TP had determined that I should NOT engage in a strength training program due to my poor health. Of course the TP's report hadn't made it to the Wellness Center's bookkeeper, as they had been extracting their monthly fee from my checking account the entire time I had been incapacitated by his "initial assessment". I took this as an excuse to ignore his recommendation and, when my joints finally stopped hurting, I started going to take workouts that I felt were appropriate. A (what?) decade later, I'm still alive, in spite of the TP's assessment. Yelp didn't exist then, so I had no meaningful way to make a complaint. Today's negative experience reminded me of the anger I had repressed and I realized I finally had a venue to warn others about HHWC practices. In the interests of full disclosure, I should reveal that my brother is a part owner of a gym in Santa Ana, CA, so I am fully cognizant of the financial realities of running a gym. You want to collect the fat old ladies' money before you scare them off and make damn sure the young, thin, beautiful people are over-represented on the floor so you can entice the old geezers' to cough up their money too. And make doubly damn sure you have your (victim, mark, etc.) sign up for automatic monthly withdrawals before they leave. If you are still considering choosing HHWC over the YWCA down the street, keep in mind that they have no reciprocity with any other gyms (fine if you never have to leave town). They don't allow you to pause the automatic monthly fee until after 60 days, even if you have a broken leg and can't return to town for four months. On the other hand, HHWC is well-maintained, well-lit, and hygienic. The clientele is uncommonly nice. So what about today's negative experience? Well let's just say that some people (Todd) shouldn't be in management when their social skills are so lacking. If he ever makes the mistake of speaking to me again I'll let him know his mother failed in teaching him manners. Being given authority doesn't excuse boorish behavior, and hey, I think I'm just perverse enough to continue inflicting my fat old carcass on his pristine gym.

I like this location. Pretty solid gym with everything you'd expect. The pool is kinda small and…read moregets really crowded, but other than that it's a good experience.