Amy Steinhoff is wonderful!! She is a great occupational therapist, she knows every thing that you…read moremay need or want to know.

Amy is a great OT. She is so educational when it comes to hands. She helped me so much.read more

Emerge ortho helped me get my shoulder pain diagnosed. They did treat me as much as allowed for…read morepain...after an mri, the real problem was revealed and repaired surgically.

Dr Robinson is the nicest and most caring doctor. He is always smiling and genuinely tries to…read morehelp. Andrea is really nice too!

Great staff and I always feel better after a visit!!!! If you have never tried cryo or red light…read moretherapy you need to go see these guys. I know your body will thank you.

From the owner: CoolGevity is Hickory’s premier, state-of-the-art wellness and recovery center dedicated to…read morenon-invasive, cutting-edge therapies. What truly sets us apart is our personalized, goals-driven approach to total-body health. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. Whether you are an elite athlete recovering from intense training, an individual managing chronic joint pain, or someone looking to enhance skin health and body confidence, we tailor every single session to your exact needs. Our center features advanced wellness tech all under one roof, including premium Whole-Body and Localized Cryotherapy, full-body Red Light Therapy (using the elite MitoRecharge bed), non-invasive CryoSculpting, dynamic compression therapy, and our signature refreshing Frotox Facials. At CoolGevity, we combine top-tier technology with a deeply supportive, locally-owned community atmosphere to help you recover faster, feel better, and look your absolute best without any downtime.

For those of you who follow my reviews you know that I always take the time to write a review when…read moreI find something that is worth talking about Recently, I discovered this place in Hickory , Muscle RX I was actually looking for a new chiropractor and this came up in my search engine. I spoke with the owner and decided to make an appointment. I've had a huge amount of therapeutic treatments to help me recover from an injury I had a while back, and I have spent a good amount of money in the process. That can be pretty frustrating as you might imagine if you find yourself still in the same place after all that. When I went to Muscle RX., I worked with Courtney and then the owner Elisha on my second visit. I was so impressed with their method for reprogramming muscles and their communication with the brain. I had a great results after my second treatment and I am so happy to be driving an hour and a half to get there (lol) BECAUSE it's SO WORTH it. These guys are knowledgeable and really care. I've already told at least five of my friends who I know could use their help If you're in pain or have an unresolved physical issue...this is the place to go I Highly recommend!

Don't be fooled by this place. First of all if you don't sign up for the free consultation you'll…read moreend up shelling out 195.00 like I did. They don't explain their fees to you and I would of never paid that if I would of know. I felt good after for about 2 hours and the pain came right back. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY

Love the people!!!! They have help my son with his with neck problem. They work with your work…read moreschedule.

From the owner: Pediatric Therapy Network (PTN) provides pediatric physical and occupational therapy for children…read moreage birth to 21 years with developmental, functional and physical disorders.

"Therapy Source is owned and operated by Kate Donovan. Kate has over 20 years of direct care…read moreexperience (in the field, as an owner, and a patient). Kate set out to provide "therapeutic" services that serve the person's needs and not the agency's bottom dollar. Her continual ambition to grow and exceed expectations has led to a superior therapy provider and exceptional company. " Direct Care is not Therapy related in any way. This owner has been a therapy service owner for less than a year and she is a superior therapy provider? Let's talk about bottom dollar. How many therapist left and were monitored for items they took home when they left. Items they payed for or were attributed with providing to their patients. This owner spent some money updating a facility and created a sensory room that if you send a sensitive kid into, will likely leave your kid over stimulated and depending on how sensitive, in seizures. The rest of the facility, they tried to put too much effort into and took away from what was there. Let's talk about free t-shirts for staff reviews, better yet, let's talk about anything in exchange for a review. Believe I will push that to yelp leadership. This owner has obliterated anything that the original owner and therapy team built. The therapist are awesome, I won't take that away from them. They do their best for their patients and if they feel they can't, they help find one that will. However, this owner will leave you feeling like you should have chosen another place. Maybe the signs that say therapist/clients only, then try to construe recording sessions which is a HIPPA violation under the guise of "public domain security". I honestly do not know of many original therapist that are still at Therapy Source, so I cannot personally vouch for those that there. The ones who were there, were amazing. Ask around and everyone will tell you the same. Do your homework before choosing this provider. I assure you, there is a better option available.

I called today to have my son discharged from therapy. I spoke to Laura and I very kindly and…read morecalmly made the request. She was immediately rude and unprofessional in her response and I addressed that quickly. She asked what company I would be switching to, I was undecided but as a parent had the right to choose where we went. She talked over me and cut me off as I was speaking. I asked who her supervisor was and she replied she was. I told her she needed to rethink how she spoke to parents and told her she was rude and unprofessional, she did not apologize. She stated she was unable to grant my request until next week. I was told afterwards she had spoken to other parents in the same manner. Parents should be treated with respect, I give respect if that is what I am given but I will not be talked to as though I am inferior to anyone. A company that offers therapy services should have the patient's interest at heart and not see them as a dollar sign. That's not who I would want to represent my company, especially one that works with children. I read other posts for them and noted mostly the positive remarks are those of employees, not of parents.