Quality care and great service. we've been really hairy with the therapists we've seen here.read more

My son who is nonverbal autistic goes here for speech. They do an amazing job. Extremely patient…read moreand understanding. Denise does a great job.

Parents beware. This establishment does not treat your child like a human. This clinic has…read morecontinually failed to offer adequate communication and billing services. Tammy D was my child's speech therapist and it is a shame this is where she works. She is a wonderful therapist who is great with children, however this review is for Piller Child Development. The impersonal experience of scheduling, arriving, canceling appointments, and billing should be considered neglectful. We have been billed without authorization twice now. Please take your child elsewhere to save yourself the harassment from the front office. If you refuse to place a card on file (for them to charge several hundred dollars incorrectly, multiple times), they will threaten to drop you as a client. To Karen, I have expressed how important they are to our family and our child and our worries with being charged incorrectly, and they placed a note in the file, and then charged us incorrectly again a few weeks later, without authorization. The lack of customer support and service is unsurmountable. Karen, you deserve a better place of employment. Avoid. Avoid this clinic at all costs. We have found the services through the public school district and other private clinics to be much more helpful. Please, do yourselves the favor of finding ANYWHERE else.

Regarding Piller in general, not this specific location, per se... There is no direct interactive…read moremethod of coordinating with this practice. No in-person front desk. No live-person phone assistance. Cancellations have to be by my email. Otherwise they canalize you to use a parent portal for all concerns which is glitchy and slow to respond. As a provider myself, I would never adopt these methods in my practice. It adds to parent frustrations instead of facilitating coordination of care.

I have 2 of my kids going to Way To Grow and they love it. They work with your family and give you…read morehelpful tips for daily life at home. They have so many fun activities that kids love going to OT and Speech. My daughter loves Lynsee, Kaylee and Aspen. And my son loves Kaylee, Connie and Melissa. My daughter says "The therapists are kind and fun. Way To Grow is the best place ever!"

After trying out multiple places for OT. I have found the one! This place is great. I cannot even…read moreexpress the gratitude I have for this company. My son has blossomed into a completely new person and we have seen the change in him since coming here. If you ever need services for OT, speech or any other pediatric therapy, look no further than way to grow.

Staff that implement applied behavior analysis are provided no onboarding training aside from the…read moreonline modules. This is the only ABA organization that I have experienced that does not require all staff to have cpr & first aid or a fingerprint card prior to interacting with children. Any funds spent goes into the facade that management is trying to portray. If they invested into their company through quality training, infrastructure, and ethics trainings, they wouldn't need a facade.

We went to the new Brighter Avenue School today. New school opening. It was really bad…read more Hayden been going there previouse school over 1 and ahalf years. So today to new school Joni the owner decided to change things. Wensdays and Thursdays of week before agreement made and signed. 9:15 am to 3pm. The 1st day new school opens. Confronted by Joni be there at 8am to 12pm or 12pm 3pm. Befor that, it was "NOT HER AREA.!.!" Joni was rude today. Said," I DON'TCARE", several times. Not even exaggerating. I even witnessed a verbal agreement, with Dariia and my son. Then as we left the Owner and another said BYE real loud rudely. I was so shocked. I feel sorry for their employees & kids. Can't believe this, after he's been going there already so long. Had to bring him home. He loves school. The People that work there are great. Bless them all. Add: 9-8-21 I suggested to file breach of contract with the school. There's alot been brought to light. In reguards to her actions and confusion. Not good business practices.

I am so impress=sed with the quality of therapy that Advanced Neurologic Rehabilitation in Gilbert…read moreprovides. In particular, Erika is a talented physical therapist. She is kind and helpful and encouraging with all of her clients. I am grateful that I could work with her and increase my strength and balance. I highly recommend ANR and most especially ERIKA! SHE DESERVES 5 OUT OF 5 STARS!

I heave PSP (progressive super-nuclear palsy) (www.curepsp.com) is a disease that affects the…read morenervous system, which is the brain body not working together as one. Please look at the website For proper explanation on the of the disease So l use for sp ot pt and I have to give them a 100 why because they show so much compassion for their clients I also find the atmosphere very positive.

Our daughters (3 and 5) attend speech therapy services and within the first week, we saw immediate…read moreresults. One of my daughters had worked on the "K" sound for months at a different facility. After the first session here, I saw the improvement and she nailed it by the second session. They love to come to their sessions and it's an exciting event for them, they look forward to seeing their therapist. We have now been attending a few months and I see the outstanding improvement in their speech development and growth. Front desk is very responsive and always available. I love the decor themes they promote each month. It has been a wonderful experience to learn techniques and strategies to help our girls. We also receive session debriefs and play activities to practice at home.

I have worked for RZT for the last 11 years as a speech language pathologist and as a SLPA. Meghan…read moreand JoAnn are down to earth people who always support their clinicians and assist with growing their clinical skills. They supported and encouraged me to attend graduate school and always cheered me on along the way. They have different areas therapists can work in such as in the school setting, home health, and in the clinic and they make every attempt to place a therapist as close to their house as possible. RZT also has great perks such as providing health care, dental, vision, money towards CEUS, and extra opportunities to make earn extra money by supervising (if you're a SLP) or by picking up extra home health clients. It has been a pleasure to work with them and I would have continued working for them if I wasn't moving out of state.

Not only do they have kids place they have physical therapy for adults in different area…read more Drew PT is A+ Been working with my mother who broke and shattered both leg bones. She is doing great with Drew. She has been up walking with assistance and Drew has all the patience and does his job with a smiling face. You can tell he enjoys helping people. What a great asset to this company. I even had him work on me with my back. I'm telling you when mom goes into hospital and than rehab facility the staff all know about "Drew" I also had a lady named Kennedy working on my back and she is good as well. I just love how there is no rushing and the therapist stays with you for one full hr. Can't say enough about AZOPT. I THANK YOU & SO DOES MY MOM!

I am extremely disappointed with the unprofessional treatment I received from a Spanish-speaking…read morereceptionist who identified herself as Jasmine. Yesterday, my son had occupational and speech therapy. While I was there, I specifically spoke with the front desk because my son had recently been approved for ALTCS. I gave them his new insurance information and asked what the next steps would be for him to receive more than 30 minutes of therapy. Two staff members spent several minutes reviewing everything and eventually explained that I needed to contact his DDD coordinator and that his pediatrician would need to send a new referral before he could continue receiving additional therapy. They returned the insurance information I had given them and specifically told me that they did not need to change anything in their system because his ID number was the same. At NO point did either employee tell me that there was an issue with his insurance coverage, that his therapies that day might not be covered, or that I could potentially be responsible for paying for them. Today, Jasmine, who was not there during yesterday's conversation, called me and asked whether my son was with DDD. I told her yes and explained that I had already informed the office yesterday that he had been approved for ALTCS. Instead of trying to understand what had happened, she immediately began blaming me for not notifying them while his ALTCS application was still in process. I explained that I was NEVER told I was required to notify the office while his application was pending. In fact, I had not brought my son to therapy for the previous weeks, and Jasmine herself was the person who called ME to schedule yesterday's appointment. When she scheduled it, she never told me there was an issue with his previous insurance, never asked if I had new insurance, and never asked whether I would be paying out of pocket. Instead of acknowledging that there had clearly been a communication failure on their end as well, Jasmine repeatedly told me that I NEEDED TO BE A RESPONSIBLE MOM and that AS A RESPONSIBLE MOM I SHOULD HAVE NOTIFIED THEM. Then, in a mocking and condescending manner, she asked me, "SO YOU JUST APPLIED FOR ALTCS YESTERDAY?" even though I had already explained that I informed their staff yesterday that my son had been APPROVED. When I corrected her and explained that obviously I could not have applied yesterday if I was telling them he was already approved, she responded that this meant I had been going through the process for a while and should have notified them sooner. I found the entire interaction incredibly disrespectful and unprofessional. My responsibility as a mother should NEVER be questioned by a receptionist over an insurance or administrative issue. I personally went to the front desk, provided my son's new insurance information, explained that he had been approved for ALTCS, asked what I needed to do next, and followed the information THEIR STAFF gave me. Jasmine eventually told me to call the insurance company myself to find out whether they would cover the therapies from yesterday and that otherwise I would have to pay for them. Insurance misunderstandings can happen, and I would have been completely willing to discuss the situation and find a solution. What I will NOT accept is being blamed, spoken down to, mocked, and repeatedly told that I NEEDED TO BE A RESPONSIBLE MOM, especially when their own staff had my son's insurance information in their hands the day before and never informed me there was a coverage issue. There is a professional way to communicate with parents. Questioning my parenting because of an insurance issue was completely unnecessary and crossed a line. I sincerely hope management addresses this situation with Jasmine and reviews how their front desk handles insurance changes and communicates with parents so another family does not have the same experience.

My son received Speech and OT here from age 2 to 4. He really excelled and I have been happy with…read morehis progress. After going through a few different Speech Therapists at the beginning, we finally found one we loved and she felt like family to us. We also met and worked with multiple wonderful Occupational Therapists during that time and their OT director is extremely knowledgable. While I did notice in those 2 years that there is high turnover, it IS possible to find good and steady therapists. And sure, we experienced a few hiccups here and there in that time, overall we were treated really well here. The only reason why we left was because our insurance changed and it was no longer accepted by Therapy Tree, otherwise we would still be there :D

I've been taking my four-year-old daughter to Therapy Tree for speech therapy for a little over a…read moreyear. There are some truly excellent therapists there. The problem is, they don't stay long. The organization and corporate structure are poorly run, and it shows. In my experience, the focus is not on helping the child as much as it is on maximizing revenue. When the good therapists realize this, they tend to leave. As a result, there is a constant turnover. At first, I thought the place was great. But over time, it became clear that consistency is not a priority. You don't get to work with the same therapist regularly. Scheduling is based on filling time slots, not what's best for your child. If you try to request consistency, it's met with resistance. The environment is one large open room with multiple therapists working at different stations. That setup, combined with the high turnover, makes it difficult for a child to build comfort and trust. Several therapists have come and gone within just a few months. The same goes for front desk staff. I've seen around 20 different receptionists at this single location in the past year. Sessions are supposed to be 30 minutes, but in reality they run closer to 20 minutes due to buffer time between appointments. Scheduling has been one of the biggest frustrations. Calling the office usually leads to voicemail, so most scheduling has to be done in person. They attempted online scheduling, but it often required waiting days for a callback. Even when you do have an appointment, corporate may call the day before and cancel it, asking you to reschedule. There's little regard for your time or your child's routine. To make matters worse, their cancellation policy is extremely one-sided. They can cancel on short notice, but you're held to strict rules if you need to do the same. Again, there are some great therapists at Therapy Tree. Unfortunately, they don't tend to stay once they see how the organization operates.

Office is very friendly and promotes a good business and personal/family vibe. Good experience from…read moreday 1. Thank you ​

Where do I even start!? Desarae, Blanche and Staff are…read moreamazing. Every visit they make you feel like you're apart of their family. It is obvious that they are committed to the best care possible. Everyone there is so encouraging. They all take time to listen and attend to your needs specifically. I started out shy, but never did anyone make me feel insecure, if anything, they gave me confidence and mental strength. THANK YOU! I would highly recommend Desert Hand and Physical Therapy in Gilbert.

My husband got good healthcare and the physical therapy was excellent. The only issue I have is…read morethey recommended Arizona Home Care for his IV home care and physical therapy and I have been on their 24 hour helpline, for over two hours, to ask a question and no one answers, no answer to my voicemail as well.

Do NOT come here or bring a loved one to this facility . In less than 24 hours I have seen a nurse…read moregive multiple needle shots without even using so much as an alcohol wipe to sterilize the area before giving the injection. Experienced a nurse and a doctor argue in front of a patient. Been lied to from the administrators and not following prescribed distribution of medication. I am at a loss for how this place can be in business and in fear for my loved one's health. I would provide details but fear repercussions while they are here. I wish I had read more of the bad reviews. I can only hope this helps