As a fellow Occupational Therapist I have had the privilege of working with Sarah Schoenbaum for…read moreseveral years. Sarah exemplifies keen observational and listening skills which hone in and tease out the layers of what may affect each child's functioning. It is her unique, calm approach that promotes the natural development of lasting changes in a child. Sarah equally incorporates the impact the child's environment and varied relationships into her treatments. While change may be a difficult road for some, Sarah Schoenbaum offers a calm yet very effective approach to development.

From the owner: Whole Child OT who specializes in, sensory integration, developmental movement, emotional…read moreregulation, Tomatis Sound Therapy, trauma informed care, neurofeedback, craniosacral therapy, infant massage,

My son has been participating in feeding therapy for a year now. We are blessed to be able to take…read moreadvantage of the incredible expertise and mission of Flourish. When you have a kids with special needs, people like those that work at Flourish, seem like guardian angels. If you are looking for a program outside the hospital system that has the best interests for your child at heart and trained staff to deliver on maximizing their potential, call them. Tell them Cole sent you, my son.

Great services here, we needed speech therapy for my youngest. They were very consistent and…read morefocused in the sessions. Very helpful. Very kind. We would definitely recommend them if you're looking for speech therapy services.

Before considering spine surgery ,do yourself a HUGE FAVOR and contact his office. Years ago, i…read morewas advised surgery was my only alternative-NEVER HAPPENENED! Complete non-surgical recovery tx to Dr,Park! My internist mentioned to me, I was so lucky to avoid surgery. 2wks ago, I could only walk short distances before experiencing extreme discomfort. Today, remarkable improvement with only [2]simple exercises and therapy! He rates a 5+!! P,S.iN MY CASE-NO XRAYS WERE INVOLVED IN EITHER CASE.

Pain in my foot from tendon and nerve issues was no fun. Park Rehab therapists helped resolve my…read morepain. They explained why I was in pain and guided me in my recovery. Thank you, Park Rehab, for your quality care.

I lived with shoulder pain for years from an old "football injury." But, it reached a point of too…read moremuch pain to do simple things like putting on my seatbelt or reaching to put away dishes. It was definitely impacting my workout too. I finally decided to seek help with Athletico PT. I cannot believe I waited so long. My shoulder improved after just 2 weeks and is fully healed after six weeks. It is like having a new lease on life. The New Albany team (Sidney, Madison, and team) was knowledgeable, professional, and "firm" with my PT exercises and progress. Get the "little muscles" working through lite weights to improve the movement and strength of the whole shoulder area (almost magic). No drugs, no knife. The Athletico app on my phone was extremely helpful to keep me on track with my progress. I can now go back to my full workout and live a full life. I cannot believe I waited so long. Thank you! Henry K Westerville, OH

Let me start off by saying, I totally dislike physical therapy, however, this place changes that…read morenarrative. The entire staff welcome you and treat you like family. The place is small entire that you get really good one in one time with the therapist, which was good for me because I wanted to make sure I was doing the exercises properly. I would recommend this place in a New York Minute and if I need PT again, I'm coming here.

The Taylor Station location closed and many of the Ortho One docs moved to this brand new building…read morelocated right off the 270N Hamilton Rd exit. On Crescent Station. I see Dr Popp upstairs for my hand. His office is there as well as one of the nicest hand PT clinics that I have been to. Ive been to OSU, OrthoNeuro and one near Polaris... this by far is the better that I have been to. Doctor Popp examined my hand. Gave me a cortisone shot in my thumbs knuckle/joint. Warned me it would hurt. It hurt but not as bad as I thought it would. Later that night my thumb started to feel much better. In two days it felt better than it had felt in two years. While at this appointment he sent me to the hand therapists. There I met Cheryl who made me a custom brace. Let me tell you. That was worth its price. I have been to OSU 2xs for this injury. Each time OSU fit me with the wrong brace. The brace OSU last gave me injured my thumb even more just putting it on. This new brace! Wow. My thumb doesn't hurt in it. It rests it in the appropriate position while the hard shell protects it from accidental bumps I highly recommend Dr Pott at Orthopedic One for thumb injuries.

Never thought I would hurt myself playing pickleball, but I did. Went here weekly for about two…read moremonths. Top notch care and facility. I not only strengthened myself physically but gained confidence in getting back on the court. I was educated on the exercises and stretches to use in order to strengthen and stretch the muscles around my injury. I hope I never need come back but this will be my first choice if I do.

The Outpatient Rehab Center is located within Martha Morehouse. My physical therapist, Jennifer F…read more was helpful in pin-pointing the source of my back/leg pain. And she showed me some exercises that I think were useful in strengthening my core. The receptionists are relatively kind and the therapists seem really nice (although my therapist was usually late to start our appointments). After the first few visits, though, I didn't find it very useful. And my pain never went away. I should warn, I'm not a big believer in the utility of physical therapy so if you are, you should take my review with a grain of salt. I've had quite a few experiences with physical therapy and I feel like it is limited in how much improvement it can bring to your pain/relief. OSU health centers offers financial assistance for physical therapy, so that's exciting. Parking is easy and free. Finding this particular center from the garage is a pain, though.

Very relaxed, professional and helpful. Only wish I lived closer.read more

Worst nurses ever they were mean.Made fun of me being crippled and having brain surgery.Left you…read morein the dark at night.I was bullied forced to do things I refused.

Ohio Health--you've made a fan out of me…read more Great customer service (or in this case, patient care) isn't how you handle yourself when things go right; it's how you recover when they go wrong. In my case, things went very wrong, and Ohio Health handled the situation perfectly. I won't recount my original review (you can read the terrible experience below), but let's just say I did not receive the treatment I expected. I sent out one tweet about my experience, and Ohio Health was *on* it. Seriously, these people have their act together. Let me tell you what transpired next... 1. I received a public tweet within one hour to apologize and to find out more about the situation. Their social media person and I DM'd back and forth, and she scheduled a time for me to get a call the next day. 2. Deb Kuntz (the Director of Quality & Outcomes Management) called me to apologize and to find out more about my situation. Deb does her job flawlessly. She was gracious, humble, and caring. I could easily tell she was genuinely concerned for my health--and not just removing my bad Yelp review. She knew i really liked my PT, so she was determined to get me back to this particular office again. She promised she'd follow up with me the next day...and she did. 3. Deb actually called me every day or every other day until I was able to get re-scheduled for therapy. She was clear with every step of the process. She knew it would be uncomfortable for me to go back to the office if the offending employee was also there, so she jumped through hoops to help make me feel okay about returning. 4. Ed, the Office Manager (I think that's his title, and I forgot his last name), called me a few days later to apologize and to help me get re-scheduled. He was very kind and caring. 5. I finally showed back up for therapy, and of course it was awkward, but they really did everything possible to lessen the awkwardness. At the end of my appointment, Ed asked to chat with me for a minute--he wanted to make sure everything was okay. And now, I am back in therapy and well on my way to getting my feet back in action. I am extremely grateful that Ohio Health acted quickly to fix my issue. The way they handled themselves has definitely earned a fan in me!

Jesse Miller OT, CHT offers soothing, approachable craniosacral therapy sessions. Craniosacral…read moretherapy is a form of bodywork or holistic therapy that uses gentle touch to palpate the synarthrodial joints of the cranium. Jesse is empathetic, establishes a set of objectives in the first session, getting to know the patient before any physical work is done. She is always available to answer questions, and is very intuitive in her practice. The holistic craniosacral therapy itself is done in her studio/office, with crystals and ambient music, the lights dimmed. She has a very gentle touch, and there is this ineffable connection during the session and in my experience working with her. I would recommend her therapy to anyone who is dealing tension, (post) injury, stress, chronic issues, anxiety, and depression. Connecting to craniosacral massage is like coming home to your body.

Hi I was going to try these people for the simple fact I need rehab. I've been in a car accident…read moreand needed help,so I tried these people referred some people and now I'm very satisfied!! Give them a try I recommend these people ! Guaranteed!

A full 5 stars for Progressive Health & Rehab! Dr. Tony (chiro), Dr. Glenn (chiro and neurology),…read moreDr. Drew (PT), Mario (PT therapist), and all the rest of the staff are top notch. Very competent, skilled, knowledgeable, committed, helpful, friendly, and results oriented. You could't ask for better. Through their care I have gotten my life back. No exaggeration. I have a long standing spinal condition called spondylolisthesis--one of my lower vertebrae (L5) is pushed forward pressing on nerves and causing a great deal of pain. The one just above it (L4) is fractured. About a year ago for some unknown reason, the pain got much worse. I could hardly move without pain or even get out of my chair. I could barely walk. I had seen an orthopedic surgeon at OSU a decade before. He had only offered surgery as a solution and wasn't optimistic about the outcome. After doing a lot of searching and comparing of chiropractors in the Columbus area, I settled on Progressive. Dr. Glenn and Dr. Tony took x-rays, examined me, and set out a course of treatment. Dr. Glenn gave me his "Attila The Hun" lecture about what I could and could not do physically in the future so I didn't mess up all their hard work. (I guess I'm not immortal after all. ;-) ) A month of three adjustments a week and the pain was greatly reduced. Another two months twice a week and I was feeling good most of the time. Since then (nine months), I've been sticking to the twice a week adjustments. I can screw things up a little by, say, doing too much yard work. Another adjustment will bring my back into comfortable allignment again. I highly recommend Progressive Health & Rehab to anyone who has an orthopedic problem which might be helped by chiropractic care. Their fees are quite reasonable and they take lots of insurance. If you have spondylo like I do, definitely give them a try before you let anyone cut your back open.