My husband is in their care. They do not care about the patients. All they care about is the big…read morefat check they will get at the end of the two weeks of rehab.

Best rehab you could get!! I spent one month there. I wish I could spend more time there great…read morephysical therapist and occupational therapist.

Dirty. Poorly managed. Poor communication. Burn out. Tons of turn over, especially with leadership…read more Lost over half their BCBAs within a year. Client safety concerns. There are some strong people that work there and a few who really care but overall the owner and GM are money hungry and do not care about clients or their families. Seeking new clients but don't have enough support for them because they are just seeking more money.

I wish I could rate this place 0/5 stars. Strongly recommend staying away from this place, whether…read moreyou are seeking services or looking to work in the field. Speaking from extensive personal experience, the company has and continues to exceedingly decline in terms of ethical practices, morale, work life balance, and especially quality of care. I was with the company long enough to see this become a cyclical occurrence with no means to an end. Things get better for a brief period, only to be followed by alarming regression in not only the areas mentioned above but across all departments and duties. They will over promise but underdeliver to both families and staff every time, do not be deceived, this is a pattern former and current employees as well as families have unfortunately experienced time and time again.

I was a patient at Pam Rehabilitation Hospital after surgery…read more The staff told me they could handle all my medical needs, but when I developed a painful rash that turned into an infection, they refused to let me go to the ER or follow my surgeon's orders. My surgeon had prescribed two important medications -- one for nerve-endin' pain and another to treat the rash before it became infected. The hospital removed both prescriptions and substituted ineffective treatments. The caseworker told me they were giving me the same medicine, but that wasn't true. Their own documentation confirms this. Because my nerve-endin' pain medication was withheld and the infection worsened, the pain became unbearable. My skin grew so sensitive that even a brush of fabric or a breeze caused me to scream in pain. Instead of helping, some staff made fun of me and yelled at me for reacting -- even though their neglect caused the problem. They also refused to provide the pain medicine immediately, even in that situation. I have documents and photos showing the difference in care, including pictures of my incision site two days after arrival and again five days later, clearly showing how the infection spread. Once I left and received the correct medications from my surgeon, the rash and pain began to improve right away. Please Look at the proof attached of the actual type of care they give before using Pam Rehabilitation Hospital for post-surgical recovery or wound care

I stayed there after suffering a major stroke and I didn't have any problems. Therapy was great…read moreand it was quiet i heard nobody screaming like someone else said . The ants weren't an issue when I was there and the sink never dripped and my food was never left on the sink.All in all I can say it was a great stay

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.

In short- fantastic therapists, great admin experience, only drawback is location and quality of…read morethe facility. They offer therapies of all kinds under one roof which is awesome and Rebecca was an incredible therapist for my 8 week old with Torticollis! They take Medicare. Facility is a bit run down, otherwise this would be an easy 5-stars!

Being in the medical field, it is honestly hard to come by great providers. Reavis Rehab is hands…read moredown one of the best rehab facilities I know about. My son has seen Becca mainly for about a year. We have seen Liz as well, who is just as phenomenal. I go to the back with my son to learn myself what we can do at home. I'm able to hear and see how therapists interact with their patients and everyone is so gentle and kind. Front staff is exponential as well! There was a point in time where we didn't know if insurance was going to cover some sessions and instead of treating us like a cash cow, they were very vocal and helped us find out how to keep our visits covered. 10/10 highly recommended for any age who needs rehab.

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!

I reinjured an old shoulder injury and my Dr prescribed PT so I picked ATI because they were super…read moreclose to my house (its by kalahari and dell diamond on 79). My therapist was Eddie but my appts were also supplemented by a few other employees and everyone was super friendly. Eddie was great at establishing rapport with his clients and motivating them to work hard. I regularly cracked up listening to him giving his young clients a hard time in a friendly way and he did the same for me a few times too even though I'm in my 40s. He was very knowledgable, helped me get better form for the gym, and I graduated quicker than I expected. Great staff, highly reccomend!

Everyone is very courteous and friendly. I arrived expecting to crawl out but I walked out feeling…read morebetter than when I got there. So far I've been in twice and each time they have been extremely mindful of my situation and determining my limits and making sure to not push beyond them. Highly recommend!

I was referred to footsteps and handprints pediatric therapy to assess my son's speech development…read more Scheduling an appointment with them was rather easy with a referral from our pediatrician. Unfortunately, they are not allowing rescheduling because they are pretty booked. So if you do get the opportunity to schedule an appointment, make sure it is an appointment you can follow through with. The staff in the front as well as the speech therapist were very kind, welcoming, and very helpful. They not only made my uncomfortable, but also myself. Thankfully, after my son's evaluation, he does not qualify for speech therapy- he is right on track! While I am very grateful for that I still would recommend footprints and handprints to anybody looking for pediatric therapy!

Our son had upper and lower tongue ties and needed therapy and body work ! We had even referred to…read morefootsteps and were excited . We had been put on the waitlist for months to finally call Them back last week and the lady said they tried to call us . I asked the date of the call and neither me or my wife have a missed call or a voicemail. We were then told she would call back on Monday to get us scheduled . She called Monday to tell us that after 4 months plus of being on a waitlist the dr he was suppose to see was coming back from maternity leave and didn't feel comfortable seeing our son ! She then gave me 2 other places we can take him and she said she called them and they didn't have a waitlist well that was a lie .. called both and they have a 3-6 month waitlist . We should have been told earlier that the dr would not feel comfortable instead of wasting months of our time . Terribly unprofessional.

In 2023 my mother was there because she was dying from pancreatic cancer…read more Two days before she died, she was in her bed groaning and curling her knees up in pain and moaning in pain tossing in pain. Her CNA was down the adjoining hallway, I rushed to him and told him what she was going through. The CNA told me she already had her medication. Meanwhile, her Dr. had left instructions to give her medication immediately should she need it for acute pain. I tried to explain that she was in acute pain and needed it now not hours from now. He did nothing. I literally had to leave my mother in the room by herself because I couldn't handle watching and hearing her in such agony. I was crying at this time and other residents were in the hallway watching all this unfold. Once the CNA finished with that hallway he finally came to my mom's hallway and since my mom's room was the second room down and not too far out of his way, he decided he would go check on her. It was at that time when he gave her the extra medicine that her Dr. said she was supposed to have when her pain was not relieved by what she was already getting. I started yelling at the CNA and the head nurse made me leave the premises. I couldn't go back to see my mom until I was cleared by the head administrator of St. Gabriel's. While I was there with my mom she told me that the nurses were a lot nicer to her when I was there with her. There was one CNA that I actually had removed from working down my mom's hallway. She didn't get fired, just moved sent on to another patient that she could be rough with when changing sheets and bathing and feeding. Most of the CNA's don't respect the families concerns and definitely take advantage of the power they have over the patients.

Overall the care for my Mom was just adequate. She got her medicine in a timely manner every day,…read moreso there's that. I understand that in this day and age it's hard to find people with a good work ethic and that possess integrity. She spent just over a couple of weeks here after getting out of the hospital. What kept her positive were the (too few) nurses and aids who were not just sympathetic but empathetic. Katelyn and Kianna (spelled right?) were two such people and always made Mom feel at ease. The physical therapy staff was overall the best part of her stay. Ruby, Abby and Jaky were always positive and would be firm with and push Mom even when she was being stubborn. In my Moms own words the food was "blah.".