Significant level of professionalism and overall excellence from the front admin staff to the…read more highly credentialed, Director, Juan and Claudio working their considerable acumen in the studio area. I should mention that EXCEL is absolutely immaculate in all aspects in the way of physical plant, a point apparently lost on some local practitioners. Clearly a team effort to get you well with equal amounts of knowledge, empathy and encouragement.

They did not understand the nature of my pain and continue to try traditional physical therapy. I…read moreasked them if they did orthopedic manual therapy or functional manual therapy and they told me yes, but they did not. I was in as much or more pain when I left there as when I came in. I think they are traditional physical therapists and that's all.

Just finished up two months of post hip replacement surgery with great success thanks to the team…read moreat Rehabworks. The mobility and strengthening exercises provided me with confidence that my new hip is in great shape.

Let me start by saying that over the course of six to seven weeks I worked with every therapist at…read morethe VBR location and each and every one of them gets five stars in my book. They are professionals in the truest sense of the word. It starts with an evaluation of one's condition. No baloney, just straight facts. From there a program for rehabilitation was developed. In my situation it was lower back muscle strain. The exercises they provided me with were to eliminate the pain and build my core so the pain doesn't return. Today was my "graduation" from rehab and I couldn't be happier or more satisfied. One last point. My wife had neck and shoulder issues to the point where turning her head was a chore. She is no longer in pain and is also a Rehab-Works graduate.

Cora Physical Therapy in Naples, Fl. outstanding. My 9 year old daughter had a broken Femur and…read morewas on a walker when she started. In a few weeks, she was already starting to walk again. Fast forward just over 2 more months and she is now back to normal and back to being and kid again, and stronger than before thanks to the exercises. Dr Carolyn was her therapist, and she is amazing, and always made it fun. I sat in on all her sessions and all of the therapists are top notch, friendly and personable. The scheduling staff is the same and easy to reach. This is a first class operation, I highly recommend it. Thank You Dr. Carolyn and the whole staff!

Let me begin by saying every therapist and front desk personnel are amazing here! I had physical…read moretherapy here for about 9 months from a severe accident I had at work. They pretty much taught me how to walk again and get my life back. They were patient, carrying, positive, motivating and most important tough! My recovery was not easy and there were moments I doubted if I could go back to my job that is very physical. Well... they did that and more! They have the skills, the knowledge and the equipment, patients need to put the time and the effort.

Last thing anyone wants is to be in pain! Health Quest Naples affords a clean, professional…read moreenvironment with knowledgeable and personable staff in a relaxed environment. I can't recommend the staff enough.... From Teo, Gage, Juan and Andrew to Danielle, each made the experience easy and comfortable. If P/T is needed, look no further. This is the place to be!

This is a wonderful physical therapy practice. They are very professional yet, friendly,kind and…read morefunny. I've been to other good facilities but I would go back to HealthQuest if I needed to.

Went with an appt today and a doctor walked in with his son, without an appt, at the same time as I…read moredid. He said he didn't need to see a doctor but wanted an xray for his son. Receptionist explained they were busy but would squeeze him in. His son was xrayed before me. When I was finally taken back for my scan he positioned it on my knee but I was there for my back. He then opened the door to tell the nurse she put the wrong files on the wrong doors! Dr Rubin was great though.

Absolutely terrible, walked in with a severe knee injury. Appeared to be 2 people waiting. They…read moresaid there not taking anymore patients that I should try somewhere else, to maybe try the ER .Meanwhile knee is swollen and throbbing . They were kind of rude about iy as well. I Would rate it a zero if I could. The same care and service they gave me zero !

I have gone here multiple times over 20 years-- first, for recovery from spinal fusions, and later…read morefor recovering from knee replacements ,torn rotator cuffs, and a shoulder replacement. Thanks to John and his team of PT's, I'm still living independently in my late 80s!

I was very disappointed in my results. I did 22 sessions over 11 weeks and experienced very little,…read moreto no improvement. I'm 74 years old, yet Dr. Pierce worked on me like I was one of his 22-year-old hockey players.

My wife's Dr. recommended Elite for a course of pt. When she contacted them, she was told they…read morecould only see her when they had a cancellation in their schedule. I understand why Elite wants to do this, they can charge insurance and the client for random PT services. I don't understand how it benefits the client, since there's no PT plan, no regular training and instruction and no assessment towards a therapy goal. (Rating is 1 star, since Yelp won't allow a 0 star rating)

Elite PT is first class...Knowledgeable, compassionate and caring! Mike always seems to sense the…read moreright care to deliver to bring the rehab along safely and quickly. Big thumbs up to Elite and their staff!

I broke my hip from an accident 12/27/25 and was in NCH Hospital North Naples for a few days (not a…read moregood experience there, see other review). On 12/30/25 around 4 pm I was admitted to Encompass. I stayed there for the next 11 days. Food A Doctors Cruz and Presley A- P.T. and O.T. staff (3hrs/day) A- Day Nurses and aids B+ Night Nurses and aids B Housekeeping/cleanliness B Case Manager C I was told that I would be discharged 1/12. Therefore, I was astonished that I was told at 3 pm on 1/8 that I would be discharged on 1/9 at 1030 am. I was totally not prepared to return to my home (I live alone). I had no special equipment like walker, commode (to go over toilet), and shower chair. They said they could loan me one of their walkers and I could return it later - what? I appealed this discharge to Medicare, but was informed about 3 pm 1/9 that my appeal was denied and so I was discharged on the morning of 1/10. Overall, Encompass was very good for rehab.

After major surgery, my father spent two weeks here. Despite many good reviews, we are less than…read moreimpressed with our experience. While the staff was friendly, there was very little communication, especially from his case manager, and at times the staff seemed overwhelmed. It felt necessary to be there all day every day to advocate for him and his needs. Hygiene issues: My dad wasn't given adequate showers or bathed, despite several staff members telling me he had been, including his case worker. The sanitary wrapping was still on the shower chair by day five. After finally being showered, he went another five days - despite multiple staff ensuring us they do showers "every other day." When we requested a bed bath or shower, we were told the staff didn't have time or that he "wasn't on the schedule." Weekends were the worst. My aunts and I gave him several bed baths because the staff wouldn't/couldn't. He was also left in the same clothes for multiple days. Lack of cleanliness on weekends: During the week, there was someone consistently cleaning the rooms. However, over the weekend, I found a soiled Depends and wet shorts laying on the table in the room after he had had an accident overnight. Medical needs weren't fulfilled: After four days of hallucinations, the nurses and doctors finally listened to us and took him off the medicine that was causing the issues. Compression socks were requested several times over a weekend, and we were told they were out. It's a rehab facility, and he needed them for his known history of blood clots. Despite telling his case worker that he wasn't mentally equipped to ask for pain pills, they were not prescribed. His case worker said she would write it in the notes on his chart to offer pain medicine, but that the nurses were trained to only give them upon request and "some nurses don't read the notes." At which point I asked, isn't that their job? Another nurse tried to shame him for asking for oxycodone. Despite the doctor having a 20-minute conversation with us telling him he needs oxycodone because of the level of pain he's in. If he didn't have the oxycodone, he would be in too much pain to do physical therapy, which is ultimately what happened. One nurse left his pills on the counter in his room when she left, and my father had to remind them he had not been given them. Despite his blood pressure being dangerously low the entire time he was in Encompass, the issue wasn't addressed until two days before he left when he was given medication to try to bring it up. He missed out on multiple days of physical therapy because it was as low as 88/44 upon standing. Poor communication: The family wasn't notified when he was moved from the hospital to the facility - we found out when we showed up at the hospital to see him. After being moved, communication got worse. The case manager did not return four voicemails, ranging from questions on care (including showers) to equipment that failed to show up for discharge. He was admitted on a Saturday, and we finally got to talk to a doctor on Monday. Twice when I called with a question, I was transferred to the nurses station. The phone rang for about four minutes, and then hung up. Issues at discharge: We had requested a wheelchair and bedside commode on Tuesday before his Friday discharge. They finally arrived the following Tuesday after voicemails to several case workers went unreturned. Instead of therapy taking him to the car simulator, our family finally took him ourselves, so we could figure out the best route to get him home. Lack of therapy: We were told he would get "three hours of therapy every day." Over the weekend on a Saturday, he laid in bed for more than 36 hours because he had already "reached his 15 hours of therapy for the week." Attention: After his first physical therapy session, he rolled himself back to his room in his wheelchair unsupervised. It appeared no one was paying attention. While we appreciated the kindness of the nurses and doctors, there are some very glaring issues here. I get more communication and better follow up with my vet's office when I take my cat in for a checkup. I sincerely hope the facility takes these concerns seriously.

I had a wonderful experience here! I would recommend this place to anyone!read more

I was looking for a physical therapist who could help me regain mobility in my shoulder. However,…read morewas not interested in a quick fix, i.e., shots to make my pain go away. I'm more interested in getting to the source and cause of my issue and resolving the issue as naturally as possible. I was initially impressed with the relaxed and calming effect of the reception area. The front office staff (I believe her name was Jenn) was equally impressive as she was friendly, calm and efficient. The Physical Therapist, Niki was exactly what I was looking for and more. She was personable and open to combining her treatment along with functional medicine, using natural cleanses to remove toxins from my body. I would highly recommend PhysioFit in Naples, FL to anyone looking to get positive results from physical therapy.