I have seen so much growth with my sweet boy since we started from the summer until now the fall!…read moreHe's grown to be more patient. We started him with 2 sessions a week 30 mins each. The slps there are sweet, nice and knowledgeable, trustworthy. I trust them to find out his needs and make reasonable goals and decisions for us that cater to his needs. I would recommend this business and slps to anyone know and don't know. (Son age 5)

My now 3 month old son has been receiving services at mighty kids since he was about 4 weeks old…read morefor his torticollis. He has made such remarkable progress with Ms. Brenee. We are so thankful for the parent engagement and training component so we can best support therapy goals at home. The office team are kind and very communicative. Thank y'all for all you do!

Very impressed. I have a preemie who needs physical and speech therapy and the therapists are…read morereally good. Erica does PT and is the owner. She's very informative and explains everything she does and exercises to do at home. Brooke does speech and is very observant and helpful. Everyone here is incredibly nice and accommodating. They do a great job keeping us informed and everyone truly seems to care about us.

I normally don't write reviews but wanted other parents to know how great Achieve is. We had to…read moretake our 3 month in for physical therapy and luckily we had Jenny as our therapist. We were so worried at first but Jenny reassured us she would get us through it and she did! Now at 10 months our son is doing great and we are done with physical therapy. Achieve was great and Jenny was amazing, we can't thank her enough!

LOVE LOVE LOVE Big Sky. When our son was diagnoses with Autism (now PPD-NOS) and Speech Delay, the…read morestaff at Big Sky were able to get our son in for OT, Speech and PT. Seems like a lot, and it was. He needed it and improved by leaps and bounds. Ms. Michelle, his Speech Therapist was phenomenal. My son loved to see every one of his therapists and was happy to go back into the rooms with them. They all made therapy fun for him. All of them are phenomenal at explaining our 'homework' or things we can do at home to help assist our son and enforce what they do in the therapy room. We were sad to move away from the Austin area and miss Big Sky! My son started here at 20 months old and we're thankful to this day for the early intervention.

We sadly did not have an all around positive experience with this therapy clinic. If I was just…read morereviewing the therapists we worked with I would be giving 5 stars despite their not being the best fit for my sons needs. This review is mainly about the rudeness I encountered from the the front desk employee Courtney. Without going into detail I will just say to the owner that I encourage you to put someone in that role that will treat clients with respect and dignity. It is stressful as a parent to have to be seeking out special care for your child and I would expect to be treated with kindness and patience from the people you encounter while there.

Our pediatrician referred my toddler here when she had taken to "knee walking" for several months…read morewith no sign of real walking. After several visits my 18 month old is happily walking and running EVERYWHERE. Her therapist Jen was so great with her, and it was really about gently working to strengthen her wobbly little chicken legs and building her confidence to take steps on her own. They have lots of toys, padded mats, and various tips and tricks for the kiddos to get them moving around in a low stress environment. Very grateful for the time they spent each week working with her, they always had a smile even when my toddlers stubborn wailing probably scared off half their clientele lol.

I previously was referred to Texas Physical Therapy. When I went no one greeted me and when I left…read moreto schedule they had no appointments for 2 weeks. I found ALL CARE THERAPIES on yelp. I'm so glad I scheduled an appointment. The entire staff has been beyond wonderful. They are great with answering the phone, scheduling appointments, making sure you are greeted and feel welcomed. My care here has been therapy for a dislocation for my elbow. I feel I get the utmost thorough treatment. They use ultrasonic treatment, heat therapy, exercise, and massage. I have been healing so well thank to ALL CARE THERAPIES. Allie (OT Therapist) is absolutely amazing!

I unfortunately did not get the opportunity to experience the staff's services because the…read morereception office staff experience was completely unprofessional. I called to inquire about an evaluation for my child. The lady with what sounded like an English accent asks if my insurance was with an employer. It was not. Then she asks "is it Marketplace"? Not knowing what marketplace was, I said yes. Then she curtly said that this insurance was not accepted. After the call, I logged into my insurance (which was purchased directly from UnitedHealthcare) and, sure enough, they WERE in network, as I had UHC Choice, and not Marketplace, I call back telling her this information and was referred to the manager, and he was repeating the same information. I told him I misspoke and clarified that I did not have Marketplace insurance and that I purchased the insurance directly from the UHC website, which he claimed this wasn't a thing (YES, this is a thing, because I did it. ). They didn't bother to fully check to see if the office was in network (didn't actually ask for my Member ID information or other details) which is what dozens of offices have done as standard protocol. Eventually the man did say that we can take my insurance, but wouldn't be able to accept my husband's Aetna insurance in 2026 - but that I could still schedule something under my current insurance. ABSOLUTELY NOT! The conversation with reception left a bad taste in my mouth and I have scheduled evaluation services elsewhere. I would recommend in-house office training on how not to escalate insurance issues and on common customer service skills. And if insurance companies are listing your office as in-network when it's not, you need to figure out how to fix that on your end.

Overall it was a relief finding and working with RRCT. They truly seemed to care for my child and…read morecommunicated on a daily basis about progress and and opportunities.

Holly Leoni at Austin Area Speech and Language Services was wonderful to work with. Levi felt…read morecomfortable with her right away and genuinely enjoyed his time in sessions. She not only engaged him in a fun, supportive way, but also gave me practical tips to help expand his language and encourage more speaking at home. Overall, it was a great experience and I'm very grateful for her help.

My son saw Susanne for about 2 years to help with his speech development after he stopped sucking…read morehis thumb. Honestly, cannot say enough good things about her. She made sure that we had the info we needed to work with him at home, and worked with his teacher so that he could get additional support in his classroom. She always went above and beyond, and was such an amazing support and resource for us during some challenging times and transitions. My son formed a genuine bond with her, and he actually teared up when he "graduated"! You can really tell she cares about the kids she helps! She is so knowledgeable and warm - it is rare to find someone who is experienced, excellent at what they do, and still can make your kid laugh and enjoy the session! She helped build my sons confidence and we are so grateful to her for all her care and consideration! She is AMAZING!!

My little one saw Erin Gonzalez here for speech therapy for six months. Three-four stars for the…read moretherapy content and one for the billing nonsense at the end. Erin is very sweet with children and kiddo enjoyed the speech therapy. She had a few tips that stuck and my little one's enunciation - which wasn't horrible, but was a bit behind peers - did improve during that time. At the end of six months, based on feedback from kiddo's teacher and some other educational figures, as well as my /grandparents/coparent's perception of moderate improvement, we decided to close out the therapy sessions. Erin looked a bit disappointed when I told her the final date, but was professional enough. She insisted that she would "re-assess" progress during that day's session, instead of going over the usual consonant sounds. She sold it a bit - kept talking about it - and I agreed, thinking it was harmless enough to have a written record of progress. The initial assessment at our first visit had been priced the same as the ensuing therapy sessions, so I wasn't worried about pricing. Erin went over her "re-assessment" of kiddo upon our return. My initial perception was that she showed the need for speech therapy as more extreme than assessed at our first visit. There was a minimal nod in one segment to minor progress. There were multiple areas where the report seemed to show regression. It was a bit alarming and my first thought was that she was far less happy about our quitting than she had expressed. Thinking I might not remember the initial assessment accurately, I compared the two reports when I arrived home. My initial instinct was correct. The second surprise arrived a month or two later. A bill (despite our having paid the usual co-pay at the visit) for THREE TIMES the co-pay. Almost $200. Because Tesoros had billed insurance differently, this "re-assessment" had been assessed differently in connection with our deductible and the insurance wouldn't pay. Calls to Tesoros (it took a week of daily calls to get a person on the line) resulted in a circular explanation of how they bill re-assessments. They couldn't explain why it would *need* to be done on a child's next-to-last visit, or why it was billed at a higher rate and filed with insurance differently than the initial assessment. After months of going back and forth with them, I've reported them to my insurance company's fraud team, paid the bill to avoid a credit report ding, and am reviewing them here. It's left us with a very sour impression of what was, otherwise, quite a harmless and neutral experience.

Christine was just great. Our 3 year old son loved her and has now graduated. She was patient and…read morefun. Our son kept saying he wanted to go to her house. Lol. Front office ran a tight ship too, which was really nice.

This location moved up north more. Love this place for…read morelittles! I take my 14m old here often and she has a blast. Safe indoor play place to explore and get more confident, spend time socializing and they even have art/music activity classes for kids and parents night out! Definitely recommend getting a membership for the really hot/cold days The sensory room is my favorite

I don't have personal experience with the pediatric therapy, but I've heard great things from…read morefriends! I took my 18 month old just for the open play, and he had a blast! I would go back if it was cheaper, but there was just not much to do for $15. Definitely geared more towards younger children! The dark room with the light up activities was a cool feature too! Staff in the lobby were super kind and helpful! Also loved how they had a full changing table in the bathrooms with lots of extra wipes and essentials!

This place has been an absolute blessing for our family! I cannot express the gratitude I have for…read moreeach ther working with our toddler with love and professionalism. Down to the welcoming and AMAZING receptionists that move mountains to get our girl last minute appts and deals with insurance. This place cares and it shows!

We have had a wonderful experience at CTG. My kiddo received multiple discipline services for over…read morea year. This practice is really the perfect mixture of clinical and boutique service. We've come leaps and bounds since services. I'm a huge advocate of early intervention and can't recommend an evaluation enough. The only reason they don't have 5 stars is just younger therapists that may lack some wisdom in some cases. But certainly not always.