I have nothing but praise for the staff of Colony Rehab. All of the PT and OT people were very…read moreattentive and caring and cooperative. They went out of their way to make sure my needs were met, while pushing and encouraging me to do more in rehab. i would like to single out one person who was extremely caring and helpful. I only know her name was Melinda and she worked the night shift. i think she was from Orange Beach. If there is anyway you can get this message to her, please do. i miss seeing her. Thank you; keep up the good work; and God bless you.

This facility did little to none to support the discharge process for us. Very little progress was…read moremade during our time. We left on psychedelic drugs and lacking information that would support our transition home. Furthermore, they refused to discuss the necessary insurance orders that were required to gain resources and supplies we needed to be successful at home. We were discharged suddenly without much notice; it was all very passive and vague. Consider being called at 10am to be told your loved one would be home by 330pm that same day and no hospital bed or equipment was delivered. Resulting from added stress and increased financial charges; that 4 months later we are still incurring. They refused to discuss orders needed to process insurance under the excuse of "we are new and do not know much about the system". The staff seems nice and professional but have strong tones of arrogance and body shaming. The overall director is the shinning silver lining in this facility. Do not expect an improvement or help while attending this facility.

Extremely professional and warm. Very thorough and knowledgeable. I had never heard of Edema…read moretherapy. First they evaluate the areas that are swollen, then wrap to see how it works. They massage areas where lymph nodes are to direct the flow of the fluid to other parts of your body. The massage is like a gentle rub and that's supposed to help the flow.

AARC Staff are legendary and innovative in their approach to therapies used to aid the individual…read moreas well including support to the clients family/caretakers. I cannot stress highly enough the love and admiration I hold for every staff member there who have helped us in our Autism Journey. From Darla, Kevin and Troy in administration, Gaylan and Julie leading their team of wonderful therapists, to the one and only Miss Eileen at the front desk who listens and cares as sleepless parents sign in their child who seems to only need 2 hours of sleep at night some nights... All of the staff there are knowledgeable and genuinely care about everyone that passes through their doorway. We have been clients since they first opened their business. I tell everyone I know about how fantastic they are.

This place has the kindest staff and the most loving approach to persons with special or extra…read moreneeds. They are very careful and cognizant of how they deal with people at every level, especially certain over stimulations or sensitivities. This is not a job that you can just hire people to do. This is something that must be a calling. The people at AAC truly are "called" to their gifts in this autism center! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

This group has posted at least 4 times on their Facebook about hitting a child with Cerebral palsy…read morestating, "I am not opposed to spanking when needed." When I called them out on this being unprofessional for an occupational therapist to promote, the company blocked me Update: see screenshots for how she responded on Facebook. Not very professional at all. The "mind your own business" is odd given the review was about her hitting kids. Child safety is everyone's business. I can't believe it's even ethical for an occupational therapist to recommend hitting children. We have decades of research showing the harm of hitting kids. We know that the brain responds the same to "spanking" as they do physical and sexual abuse. There is a reason this OT blocked me instead of engaging in a conversation...because she knows she has zero ethical ways to explain why she's okay with hitting kids and sharing it on her professional page. There website even says that they provide services "while being ethically appropriate and through the most current evidence based continuing education." Yet, there is zero evidence to support hitting children and plenty showing us the harm.

they told us our insurance covered the therapy and then let us accrue nearly $1000 over an extended…read moretime without informing us our insurance wasn't covering the sessions. we were shocked when we discovered this fact and simply had no way to pay it. that is bad business. don't get suckered in by negligent office workers. ask for verification and follow up with everything. they are not to be trusted.

Unfortunately I have osteoarthritis and bone on bone thumb joints plus hand arthritis.. In order to…read morenot have to go thru surgery on my thumbs we are trying pt plus i need to strengthen the hand i had carpal tunnel surgery on.. Amanda is wonderful , explains everything in detail..She gave me lots of exercises to do at home and not sure how long i will need to go in to see her .. It is about 5 minutes from my home so that is a big plus otherwise i may not go as I need to go every week and am getting tired of driving all over for doctor appts..It is not a huge place but seems to have everything for all different therapy needs..

J have had the pleadure of working with Abby and Rebecca! both ladies are physical therapist sad…read moreare superior in their field. They really do know their stuff and make you feel that your progress is really important to them.

Good quality care the staff is very nice and very attentive they treat your family member with…read moredignity and respect 10 out of 10 highly recommend

From the owner: Adult daycare services provide supervised care, social interaction, and support for older adults or…read moreindividuals with disabilities during the day. These centers are designed to offer a safe, engaging environment while caregivers attend to work or personal responsibilities. Services often include: • Health monitoring: Assistance with medication, health checks, and specialized care for conditions like dementia. • Social activities: Group activities such as games, crafts, music, and exercise to promote socialization and cognitive engagement. • Meals and snacks: Nutritious meals and dietary support tailored to individual needs. • Personal care: Assistance with tasks like bathing, grooming, and mobility. • Therapeutic services: Physical, occupational, or speech therapy, if needed. Adult daycare services are valuable for enhancing quality of life, fostering independence, and providing respite for caregivers.