I usually don't waste my time to write reviews, but I must in this case to warn other parents or…read moreanyone wanting to do business with these people. They were referred to us by the cardiologist team. We scheduled evaluation for speech and OT with them. I had to cancelled the appointment twice and each time it was because my daughter has to go to the hospital. Once she was back home, I called to rescheduled and they said I need to be sure that her conditions is stabilized and I will not cancel again. I said she has heart disease. She will be in and out of the hospital. I can't guarantee if I won't cancel in the future. They told me they can't have me as a client. That's perfect because there are plenty of therapy options around. I do not need their business..

I took my 3 year old son to get an OT and Speech evaluation here and was so impressed! I searched…read moreall over Seattle and there were waitlists everywhere and was excited to see that ALL types of therapy are done under one roof! Scheduling was easy, as was submitting the intake form and they got me in quickly. The parking was easy, the facility was not only clean, but beautifully decorated and such a friendly and inviting place for kids! The speech room we were in had fun toys and our ST made us feel at ease. We then went over to the OT room which again, was beautifully decorated with fun Disney characters, an amazing cocoon swing that my son just LOVED, and more fun toys. The bathrooms are also clean and very kid friendly. My son who is usually scared of public restrooms felt right at home. We had a wonderful experience here and only wish Seattle had something like Sky Bridge!

We had a horrible experience here. My 2 1/2 year old was seen here for 9 visits (2x a week for…read more30mins) and she never once did speech therapy with him. What she did do was watch from her chair (and talk to me about gardening, her children, and other patients) as he played with her toys. She said she was letting him warm up to her, but that never happened. He is shy, but not that shy. If you play with him, he will do almost anything for you. I suggested many different things but she ignored my requests. My background is actually in Speech Therapy so I feel like I know what my son needs (help making sounds and saying words) and what she did (possible vocabulary exposure?) is not even close to what he needs. We are switching providers. She also gossips about her clients. She talked to me about other parents and their poor parenting styles. My son has a limited amount of words that he can say, but he can point to (identify) almost everything when asked. One day she was alphabetizing cards while he played and I tried to get him involved..."Hey look as these cool cards" He was immediately interested. She said "What's this?" He just stared at her. (duh it isn't a word he can say) she does this repeatedly 5 more times, then tells him. "Well you just don't know anything do you? You are just like this boy I tested the other day, he didn't even know what a banana was. Can you imagine that? His mother has never even given him a banana to eat." Our last session, he was playing with a magnadoodle. He drew 2 suns and said "2 sun" which was a huge thing. I made a big deal about it. She said nothing. Then he went on to point to each sun and say "Mommy sun, Daddy sun" another big deal. She didn't even let me respond before she snatched the board from him, him screaming "No NO No", then she erases his hard work while he cries "daddy sun!" and she says "Now wait a minute, I want to show you something" she tries making a day/night scene and he tries to scribble it out. "You are just a hard headed boy, that's ok until it prevents you from learning" She then tried to tell me she was going to show him day and night. I was in shock as we left. We will never return.

In my professional job, I have referred multiple families to MMG because of their quality of…read moreservice, compassion for the families, and their sincere dedication to the children they work with. Their location made it convenient, especially for military families. This company is an absolutely wonderful resource to have in our community.

MMG therapy has been amazing for my son. They listen to the parents' concerns, while advising what…read moreis in the best interest of the clients they serve. My son since coming to OT at MMG has shown appropriate pretend play with food, animals, etc.. and has even gained confidence to climb up stairs, and go down slides/ swing on swings - these things were all iffy to him before. With the guidance of speech therapy, we are seeing growth, and I really appreciate them not leaving any rocks unturned. I am confident in their approach, and I highly recommend this facility .

If you ever find yourself needing inpatient rehabilitation, this is the place you want to be…read more I stayed at Virginia Mason-Franciscan Rehabilitation Hospital following surgery, and this experience played a major role in my recovery. This rehab hospital gave me a safe, calm, and genuinely caring environment to heal physically, emotionally, and mentally as I adjusted to changes in my function and prepared to return home. What stands out most is the people. Every person I interacted with, from front desk staff to nurses, CNAs, therapists, doctors, and case managers, treated me with empathy, patience, and respect. I never once felt rushed or dismissed. I felt cared for at every level. My occupational therapist, Beverly, was phenomenal. She brought incredible energy to each session, explained what was happening with my body, and used a wide range of tools and exercises to help me regain function. More importantly, she made it feel safe to try, adjust, and try again. Hiro was my main physical therapist, along with others including Alicia, Stephanie, and Annie. Hiro has an exceptional way of helping you feel relaxed and supported, even when the work is challenging. Physical therapy sessions felt encouraging rather than intimidating, and I gained real confidence in my balance and walking because of his approach. Dr. Wang and Corrine managed my medical care, and I always felt listened to and supported. My speech therapist, Abby, was also outstanding. Her work focused on real life transitions and helped me think through what life would look like after discharge. It felt like return to life therapy, not just speech therapy. My case manager, Lindsay, made the discharge process smooth and stress free. She coordinated appointments, handled details, and ensured everything was in place so I did not have to worry about what came next. The nurses and CNAs were exceptional. Names I remember include Bridget, Shane, Kristen, JoJo, Sarah, Courtney, Daryl, Anne, Rachel, Albert, and Ebony, along with many others who showed the same level of care. Their support was personal, attentive, and deeply human, which made a meaningful difference during a vulnerable time. The facility itself is excellent. I had a private room that supported my healing and gave me space to practice independence. The rehab gyms are outstanding and well equipped. The food also deserves recognition. It was genuinely good, and nutrition is clearly treated as part of the recovery process. I also want to thank Julee at the main desk, who was consistently kind and welcoming during my early mornings and helped me ease into each day. This hospital gave me the space to rest, recover, and rebuild. If I ever need inpatient rehabilitation again, this is absolutely where I would want to be. I am deeply thankful to everyone at Virginia Mason-Franciscan Rehabilitation Hospital for their care, compassion, and support.

It was a great stay for me to be cared by so many caring people at Chi Franciscan Hospital! From…read moreDr. Wang, to my nurses Victor, Beg/John & Amy, My Case Manager Sutela, my therapist Kiana, Kimberly and my Occupational Therapy Robyn the receptionist on the first desk you enter the property, they are all very nice and you feel the love and care for their patient. Thank you so much for making me feel so welcome and care. Violeta Gerella

I enjoy coming here and it is making a difference. I have tried so many others and the…read moreadministration kills the benefit. It take the others forever to get through the admin paperwork and not the patient work. Hope Sparks was just what I needed.

Receptionists often disconnected with billing, never give out or send invoices unless the patient…read moreasks for it! Unreasonable billing practices! Scheduling is a hassle. A real disconnect between the receptionists and billing and the therapists.... If you want to deal with all of that headache... then the therapist we saw was great!! ... but why make an already stressful situation worse by dealing with that crap??!??

Our preemie infant sees a really great speech therapist here for his feeding/swallowing issues, his…read morepediatrician is in the next building over at Mary Bridge Children's Health Center. Somewhat of an outdated building/facilities, but our little man doesn't mind. Your therapist comes down and meets you in the waiting room & escorts you to the exam/therapy room. We've only been coming here for a few months and I just found out that they prefer that you check in 30 minutes prior to your appointment time (take note, procrastinator Liz!).

The audiology receptionist was horrible, rude and talked down to me. She wouldn't answer my…read morequestions (she couldn't answer how far out an appointment would be if I scheduled it now!?! Weird because EVERY receptionist in ANY other kind of medical care I've ever spoken with has given me a basic idea how long it takes to make appointments- "about two weeks", "about three months", "usually a month or two", etc.) Sometimes they even schedule us an appointment we can cancel in case our insurance doesn't cover the appointment. Why withhold that information about appointment times? Why be snotty? She basically said we should be seen on post as we are military. I've moved 7 times with the military and both my son's have had hearing loss since birth. I've only had to be seen on post in two of those locations. Also I had a referral from my son's pediatrician. She didn't even know what insurance I had!!! I pulled over at a parking lot and cried because she was like sandpaper to talk to. It almost ruined my day but then I realized that she's probably such a sad person inside she couldn't possibly understand that someone besides herself may be having a hard time and in that moment she could have been someone who genuinely wanted to help. I almost felt she doesn't want business for the audiologist or maybe the audiologist didn't want new patients being scheduled that are military. Maybe she resents her job? Either way, it rubbed me the wrong way and if the face of your business isn't a good one, why would someone even want to go there? Needless to say, we'll be finding a new audiologist.

David is my daughters speech therapist. What an amazing year it's been to have a child who can't…read morecommunicate, to one that won't shut up ;) ( that is a great thing! ) The program is excellent. Always having events for the kids to attend at childrens museum etc. David has brought out the best and most important thing for our daughter. Her voice. We adore him and are so grateful for all the time he has spent helping us. I know he sees plenty of children every week, I just hope he realizes how big of an impact he's making on all those little lives.

From the owner: ASAPC is one of the region's most progressive organizations for children who have one or more…read moredevelopmental delays. We provide convenient, home-based therapy and educational services, including speech, physical and occupational therapies and special education. Our team of talented and tenacious professionals work with families as partners, advocates and a support system of care. Our pledge is to unlock the full potential in every child we see.

Please do NOT take your children here. My sister and her husband brought my 9 year old niece here…read morefor a few months. I would also help out and bring my niece to some of her sessions. Sadly, ACES is run by lazy, incompetent staff and management. We would show up for our scheduled appointment and they would look at us like a deer in headlights. So many scheduling problems. It seems as though the staff is there only to collect a paycheck. They are not at all invested in the wellbeing of their clients. My niece was spoken to and treated like a pet dog and not a human being. Needless to say, my sister pulled her niece out of this program.

We have using ACES services on and off for the last four years. Our son is diagnosed ASD autism and…read morethis is why we seek ABA services through ACES. We have had both good and bad experiences with ACES. In general they are very much like other similar services that offer "behavioral" therapy services. It is tough to sum up our experience in a review of this nature but I will say that you may or not get a great therapist to work with your child. Every child is different and every therapist is different. I think the key to success is to find one that matches your child well and to not be afraid to voice your cares, concerns and opinions the supervisors and BCBAs. I feel that ABA consulting firms in generally realize that ASD and autism are popular, revenue generating disorders and that they have found a niche in providing services for families. Bottom line, ACES have been good for us, not great. I realize this is the fist review for this company, and as time goes on I will most likely update and revise my review. Take your time but not too much time. Your child's success is the most important thing, just remember that. If things are not working for you, seek out more in life and what people have to offer. Do not settle on a therapy services just because they are the only ones offered in your area.and if they are, don't be afraid to speak your mind and tell them what you are looking for, for your child.remember that they are working for you and not the other way around, you should never feel like you are privileged to have their services. They should feel privileged to be your client, and should treat you as such, always.

I injured my neck last year, falling in the ice, and was referred to ATI by my primary care…read morephysician. I was pleased that my insurance fully covered all my visits. The staff, Catch, Katie, Heather and Kaitlyn were awesome. Very helpful, always there to make sure I was doing the exercises properly, and varying my routine regularly based on my progress. Friendly people that treat you like they care.

I've had back trouble for many years & recently I re-injured my spine and my doctor referred me to…read moreATI physical therapist James Aiken. After only my second visit things started to improve drastically and the Therapist did a phenomenal job in not only showing me how to prevent further injury, but explained to me, each and every exercise along the way and why they were so important. I found out that James specialized in spinal injuries As it was quite a distance from my home but very much worth the trip. Since my sessions I have had no recurrent back pain and I am so grateful to ATI and their staff!!