best in business I promise you. nine months and I'm doing better than any other program I ever been…read morei.

It's funny how this program is still up and running. They are disorganized and everyday something…read morechanges. It sucks trying to recover there and the people that work there smoke marijuana and you can smell it on them all the time. The owners daughter thinks the clients are all junkies. That came right out of her own mouth. I have a video to prove it. It was a great program until the owner started letting other people dictate her program. You don't have any privacy at all where you live and anybody can access the videos. people that's not even clinical. The best part of the program is the counselor and the med tech. They treat you like your human and not like a junkie like the daughter of the owner thinks. Smh

My mother was transferred from Northwest Hospital to Future Care Cherrywood on Monday, 9/28/15. The…read moreshiny brochure and the "sales" person who spoke with us during my mom's hospital stay left the impression that this would be a modern, attractive facility. Thinking back, I remember this lady admitting she had never been to this facility. Why hadn't the Regional Care Director for Future Care not visited one of their locations? I quickly found out why.... When I visited Future Care Cherrywoof that evening around 8:30 pm, the reality could not have been farther from the sales pitch. Walking into the small lobby area, I detected an unpleasant fishy smell. The front area had a shiny new-looking sign and some nice decorations, but beyond that point I could see that this place has not been renovated since the 80's. Everything was old, worn-out, and dirty. Chipped paint, dirt in every corner, unidentifiable deposits of what I hoped was food on the hallway floor. In my mom's room, the floor was very dirty, and the filter of the air conditioning unit was caked with dirt & dust. 30-year old furniture, no hangers in the wardrobe, on and on. My mom told me that fish was served for dinner--perhaps an explanation for the fishy smell. My mom was on oxygen at Northwest Hospital--a tube that hooked into a unit in the wall. Here, they roll a large suitcase-sized contraption up to the bed to provide the concentrated humidified O2. It made a loud bubbling noise that competed with the filthy, noisy air conditioning unit. I picked up the TV remote to move it and it was sticky & had bits of food on it! **Two days later, the remote was still dirty. Did I mention the suspicious deposits of some sort of food in the hallway in at least 3 places? The floor was old gray linoleum flecked with brown & black specks designed to hide dirt. Unfortunately, there was too much dirt to hide. That night, my mom was awakened by the sound of a naked man who had wandered into her room & was mumbling gibberish. She pressed the call bell, the responding staff member said something like "Hey you, naked again Mr. ??" Apparently this is a regular occurrence causing no concern. The night of 9/29/15, there were heavy rains in the area. My mom woke up sometime during the night, opened the door to the toilet room, and was greeted by a flooded floor and a steady drip of water coming through a completely soaked ceiling tile. She had noted previously that the ceiling tile was stained by an earlier leak. The nurse led her to the hallway shower room to use that toilet. The next morning, the water was mopped up & the ceiling tile was replaced. I wonder what sort of mold was up there after repeated leaks. Please understand that I didn't walk in with a magnifying glass on the hunt for specks of dirt. My observations were only things I noticed from brief glances. Also, my mom is easy to please and has never complained about the environment in hospitals where she has stayed in the past. The staff was friendly, but the nurse was obviously over-worked & exhausted looking. I can't imagine having to work in those conditions. An even more egregious fault of this facility is that they had none of my mom's medications on the evening she arrived, even though they had several hours notice of her arrival. My mom is on many medications for various life-threatening conditions. She was supposed to get two antibiotic doses each day, but they did not provide this until the next night--two missed doses of antibiotic?! She was also not given medications she needs for anxiety & insomnia and has gotten very little sleep as a result. I'm yanking my mother out of there as soon as I can find another place and reporting this place to the ombudsman and to Medicare. Is it honestly too much to ask for a clean, slightly modern facility that can provide patients with the correct medications in a timely manner? Northwest Hospital was like a four-star hotel in comparison. I asked her nurse to provide a list of what medications my mom was given up to that point. I was told that I would have to speak to the doctor about this because they did not have access to computers so could not print anything. The best she could do was look at her paper list of my mom's meds & compare it against the list I had of my mom's medications. I was not, however, given the requested information of what medications she had actually been given each day.

We love the fact that they have Russian speaking staff at all levels and have been able to handle…read moreour family so well.

I never got a appointment! I called guy answered phone hello . I said is this the pain center he…read moresaid yes what do you want ? I said I wanted to make appointment he said what's your problem I told him he said we only do shots so if you need any medicine can't help you! Very unprofessional from the start, would definitely not recommend!!!

This practice is excellent!! Dr. R listens and works with her patients…read more You will not be disappointed with this practice. B Mcfadden

The best in the area. Dr. Bache took good care of my back. Also, no problem with parking. Location…read moreis not hard to find.

When I first met Dr. Bache, I had a 1 year old and a 2 1/2 year old. I also had so much back pain…read morethat I could barely move. The doctors told me that the best they could do was pain meds or surgery. I said "no way!" I did yoga instead - which helped. But then I met Dr. Bache (cue music). My parents warned me about chiropractors but having spent years on this man's table (get your mind out of the gutter) I can't imagine where I would be without his magic. I am pain free. Did you hear me? Pain free! I do visit him now and then for an adjustment and have sent several friends to see him as well. I am a very last minute person and the good doctor can always fit me in....big bonus.

I have been going here for almost 30 days. I wanted to report how excellent the staff is. They work…read moretogether as a team and are capable of allowing the patients to get better. They all are great staff that really care about the patients and one another. Excellence, perfect, and complete. When I leave there all is well and great with my issue. I advise anyone to go to this facility to receive the best care ever. Even the patients are kind to eah other as well. The atmosphere is set for healing and there is no destruction in the building. PEACE and LOVE...

It's very rare that you come across a group of professional individuals that care as much for your…read moreown return to physical health. I have had the recent pleasure to work with such a team. In January 2015 I had a serious rotator cuff repair along with a bone spur removal. Six weeks later I met my Pivot Peeps, Sheryl, Stacie, and Kelly at the Reisterstown location. They are true angels. Kelly, the receptionist and insurance specialist, is upbeat,friendly, and engaging. She always greets me with a great smile. When I'm having a tough day,Kelly gives the best hugs! A few days prior to my first session,I stopped in to check this location out. Kelly was very knowledgable and offered to call my insurance company for coverage. I was in a lot of pain and I appreciated the offer. I knew right away this was the place for me! Stacie, the therapy tech, goes above and beyond . She's very attentive and has an supreme"eagle eye" on using the correct form (Seems I like to hike up my shoulder) Stacie is very encouraging and has a "you can do it" attitude! She's definitely my cheerleader! Stacie even lead the way to sing Happy Birthday to me, along with a tasty cupcake. Last, but certainly not least,my therapist,Sheryl. I cannot sing enough praises. Her knowledge and skill level has gotten me to where I am today. She listens to my concerns and keeps me on track. When I'm having a bad day, she assures me it's part of the healing process. She NEVER lets me give up! Sheryl keeps me informed of my progress consistently, and praises my hard work. She is a wonderful physical therapist and I would recommend her to anyone. In conclusion, because of this great team, I have made significant progress. They cheer me on physically, and encourage me emotionally. They're not just my therapy team, they're part of my family. I am ever so very grateful to have them as my physical therapy team! Very Sincerely, Jackie Wegner

I highly recommend this rehab! Greg Chrest is the best therapist I have ever met!…read more I have a fear of falling because of the medical issues I have been having. Greg is very knowledgeable, kind and an excellent therapist. I highly recommend going to therapy with him in Chartley!

I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived at my first aquatic therapy appointment. Greg took…read moregenuine care and interest in my condition. Then working with me one-to-one, he modeled different exercises, monitored my progress, and was very encouraging. Throughout my visits, the exercises were differentiated and made more challenging as my condition improved. Sonia and Jack continued to monitor my therapy and again, personalized attention, genuine caring and concern, and a feeling of ongoing support has continued throughout my sessions. Thanks to all of you at Reisterstown for making my experience the very best! I will be going with a list of exercises that I will continue to warm-up with in the pool and feel confident my condition will continue to improve. I would recommend Chesapeake Aquatic Physical Therapy to anyone who needs relief from a back injury. ~Patti Hultquist

Ive been coming to this office for a few years. Its now Medstar Orthopedics…read more The staff has always been helpful and friendly. The office is clean with a relaxed environment. This location has physical therapy on site as well. I have not been seen by Dr. Koman but by his very knowledged and friendly P.A. The location is great as it offers plenty of free parking.

If I could give more stars I would. Great guy great doctor and he is much appreciated. Honest and…read moretrustworthy. Need more doctors like him. My surgery and treatments perfect....

This not related to care as I never made it to be seen rather their practices…read more I called to get an appointment as my back was killing me. I have never been there before. I got their scheduling line and specifically asked if they took my insurance. To which she replied yes. I went to my appoint 3 hours later, gave the receptionist my license and insurance card to which she gave me all the papers to fill out. Then someone comes to me and says they don't take Cigna anymore. So now I am in pain with no appointment where I could have gotten in with someone else. They should make sure all of their employees and contractors are aware of what their capabilities are. It's a shame I hear Dr Ingram is good.

I met Dr Ingram today for an initial visit and adjustment. I am so pleased, the entire team was…read moreterrific! I would highly recommend Dr Ingram and this entire team and I am looking forward to my next visit!