I have been to numerous physical therapy centers throughout the years for different ailments. I…read morehave never witnessed, however, the one on one care, knowledge and professionalism I have seen here by the staff. My husband has Parkinson's Disease and put off going to physical therapy. Now that he has started he is sooooo glad he did. His therapist, Carolina is not only extremely knowledgable, professional , patient, encouraging, and motivating but appears to know just how to navigate getting him to get the most out of each session. Do not hesitate to come to Dr. Physio!

My husband and I are 5 star pleased with the services of Dr. Lenny and his staff…read more We have been patients for several years. My husband has occupational therapy and physical therapy appointments twice weekly at our home. I do PT. Here is just some of what I like: Competency and knowledge from each staff member we have met. Reliable- appointments happen on time and as scheduled. Well managed practice... Claudia manages the office with efficiency and kindness. I would give 6 stars if I could.

Awesome therapist. 10/10. I would recommend Amanda to all friends and family. She genuinely cares…read moreabout all her patients.

From the owner: South Florida Occupational Therapy works with children and their families to provide school-based…read moreand home-based pediatric occupational therapy to increase a child's functional abilities, while recognizing their comprehensive needs.

I think the community should know how unethical the billing practices are at Trinity Health. I've…read morehad 10 PT visits and the Trinity Health Billing dept wants to overcharge me and force me to pay over $600 / session the insurance gouging rate which is well over the walk in rate of $100 / session. Look at these rates people - this is the balance they defer to patients after the insurance pays them the fair amount. I expect more from a non profit Catholic hospital. The care I was given by the therapists was professional - this review is about the exorbitant charges they expect and I would advise people to go outside of a hospital platform.

The quality of care here is good and has kept me going!…read moreEmails, texts and phone calls will not let you forget an appointment starting a week out up until the day you arrive.

My best friend has had a tough time of it lately health-wise and after several stays at Holy Cross…read morecame here for physical rehabilitation. It's really been an excellent experience, 5 stars all around. The front desk / office experience was superb. There's a very 21st century check in kiosk that has very cool technology ( an AI program recognizes that you are nodding yes to answer or spells out what you said...sort of like being checked in by Siri). The main reception is very businesslike. The care staff is also uniformly friendly. You can just tell from just about everything they do, that most enjoy what they do and genuinely care about getting good outcomes for patients. My friend says the food is quite good, especially by hospital / healthcare commissary standards. The design layout is also well done, with almost every room and hallway getting sunlight, including a large central courtyard. Signage is easy and clear. The most impressive and surprising thing was how fast everything fell into place, and the organization. Within 15 minutes of my friend's first day arrival a fellow named Sam (who's sort of the case manager / concierge) came by to introduce himself, followed by other staffers pretty quickly.

Do not, I repeat, DO NOT BRING YOUR LOVED ONE HERE if you truly care about them. It's lovely on the…read moreoutside but that's where it stops. The staff I have come into contact with do not care about the patients. It seems they come for a paycheck. The leadership AND nurses do not hold themselves or their team accountable to provide patients with quality care. The place ALWAYS has an odor. As soon as you walk in the smell hits you. The hallways smell. The patients look disheveled in bed and the odor from many of the rooms let you know the patients are not taken care of. I do not understand why someone would bring their loved one here. It's even more mind blowing that someone would leave their loved one here.

From the moment you walk in, the entire staff makes you feel welcomed and supported. Everyone is…read moreincredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and truly committed to helping you feel your best. Whether you're recovering from an injury or just working through some discomfort, they take the time to listen and tailor your care to your specific needs Anthony and his entire staff are professional, attentive, and skilled-he explains everything clearly and makes sure you're comfortable throughout the process. The environment is clean, upbeat, and motivating. l've noticed real improvement and always leave feeling better than when I arrived. Highly recommend to anyone looking for effective, personalized care with a team that genuinely cares!

The therapists listened to me and designed programs to treat me as I got better. There was also a…read moregood vibe in the office.

The social worker team, Ariana and Randy make discharge planning so easy. They listen, take time to…read moreask questions, and keep the patient's desires first.

The facility does not answer the phones, The staff is extremely unprofessional. I had a parent…read morethere that did not need to be there and was kept longer then they should have. The facility is dirty and dreary and depressing. It does not match the pictures or recordings. I would not recommend staying there or having someone you care about stay there. They recommend procedures that are too risky for the cancer patient.

The services provided by mind mobility like P.T. and O.T have been a tremendous help their…read moreexpertise has guided me through difficult times. I appreciate all THE HARD WORK THEY PUT IN WITH ME. wether its Speech, Ot, Pt. their services and staff are of the highest quality. thanks again JBF

CONSUMER BEWARE! STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY! FAIR WARNING! This company treats clients &…read moreemployees alike, with complete disregard. Unethical care, lack of commitment, deceptive practices. I won't go into further detail! Mind & Mobility Home Care showed blatant disregard to our family. I don't know how this company is in business.

Thanks again Diana (Colombian) and the front desk lady for help me with my dot medical certificate…read moremistake. Jairo.

Staff was super friendly and professional. Hardly any wait…read morewhen I went there. Super convenient location. I will definitely go again if I need to get into see a Dr in an emergency! Sorry no photos!

My name is sharissa Amanda Johnson. This place save my life, the doctors here is the best. My…read morefavorite place is the lunch area and physical therapy. Ms. Kathy and Connie always put a smile on my face. She always talk about God is your best friend. My favorite nurse is Nick and Tony. The front desk is excellent. ​

Pros: The nurses are amazing…read more The receptionists are all very helpful and friendly. Dad enjoyed some of the food, though he complained every day about the soup being too salty. Cons: Angela Newman-Winsome was very condescending with my father. She asked us what staff member we had spoken to the previous night. I couldn't remember. I asked my Dad who it was, and Angela snapped, "He's not going to know that!" before my dad could answer. She also asked us a question in the hallway about my dad's new medication. She was closest to my dad, but she asked me instead. I work as a Direct Support Professional for adults with special needs. Nothing annoys me more than when people (especially those in the healthcare field) totally disrespect people who have disabilities by assuming what their limitations are instead of addressing the individual first in a respectful manner and giving them a chance to answer. Angela may need some additional training in this area. A young man in housekeeping grabbed paper towels from the dispenser in my Dad's room, went to the toilet and wiped down something in there and then wiped the sink, faucet handles, and soap dispenser. I went to the nursing station and got disinfectant wipes and wiped down all the surfaces he had wiped with the dirty paper towel. I went out to the nurses station and got disinfecting wipes to clean up after him. My dad was not supposed to walk at all. His wheelchair (a very basic wheelchair) did not fit in the bathroom, so he had to stand and walk to get to the toilet. The doctor who referred my father to the nursing home told him he would go home, because he shouldn't do the physical therapy yet. Wilton Manors kept delaying his release. Every day, they told him he could see the doctor the next day and be released, but then he would never see the doctor. I told Angela Newman-Winsome that this was starting to feel like insurance fraud. I finally called my dad's insurance company to get him released. His insurance company called the nursing home and got him released. So, if they try to pull that same nonsense with your loved one, you might want to call their insurance company.