I went to Integrity for therapy on a shoulder injury. From the first visit to the last, I never…read moreonce felt like I wasn't welcomed there. The staff, Adam, Amy, and Kathy (I'm horrible with names so I hope I got those right) were always pleasant and on the ball. They treat you like a person and NOT a customer who is being sent there by a doctor or insurance company. Over the four weeks, the staff, myself, and other individuals socialized quite often making the stay there... friendly. It made doing the routines that much easier to do. No drill sergeant telling you do drop and give him 20. Though it is said, and self confessed, that you shouldn't let Adam count for you. =) On Day 1, Adam took the measurements on what I could do. He described the injury, pinpointed areas that needed work, set up some home exercises, and set up a goal to shoot for. He took it easy, watched and explained the exercises and made sure you were doing them correctly. I left my first initial appointment sweaty! I didn't know how. It wasn't overtaxing, but it sure did feel good! At no point was Adam over taxing. He and the staff took care and noticed on how one did with the tasks at hand. Never did he attempt to over exert and put you at more risk. It was surprisingly easier than I had thought it would be. Some say that therapy is more like torture. Maybe at some places, but not at Integrity. After my third visit, they went over some papers I had filled out on my initial visit to see if some of the problems have diminished. Or, worsen. I was actually quite surprised to see how far I have moved along in just 3 visits along with the home exercises. But I still wasn't at the "goal" mark so we continued on and increased some of the activities. About halfway through, we redid the measurements. Again, surprised how far I moved along which helps mentally knowing that you are progressing. Well this is getting longer than I had thought so I'll wrap it up. To sum it all up, if you have the opportunity to choose your therapist, consider using Integrity Physical Therapy in New Haven, IN. I am extremely grateful that I did and that I'm back to my normal self, if not better. And you will be too.

From the owner: Drayer Physical Therapy Institute located in New Haven is a leading outpatient physical therapy…read moreclinic with convenient scheduling, patient-focused care, and personalized treatment plans. We are committed to treating each patient promptly with integrity, honesty, and compassion. Visit our website for a complete list of services and treatments or to request an appointment.

I have been going to therapy for about 3 weeks now to improve my balance. My therapist is Pete. He…read moreis very knowledgeable and thorough in his approach to what is needed to improve my issue. What I like mostly is his ability to distract me with great conversation that makes the time go by so quickly. But most importantly, I can really feel the improvement. I always enjoy our time together and his expertise, kindness, attitude and professionalism is no less than excellent. Great job, Pete! Glenna Udell

Since I have finished my physical therapy treatment with Steppin' Up on Auburn Road, I must tell…read moreanyone thinking of going to a physical therapy facility to please consider this one. Emily and Maddie have both been very helpful and patient with my physical issue. They have never kept me waiting, they are both very cheerful and glad to see me. Emily has really helped me with my neck issue and I am grateful to her. Your organization has two great therapists in Emily and Maddie. The receptionists always remember your name. You can't beat that. I will miss my time there.

This office has the best therapists. Sarah, Christie, Belle, and Solomon are top tier. I have gone…read moreto other PT offices but have never experienced the professionalism, care, or program like they did for me. They not only helped me to go above and beyond in the process, they encouraged and challenged me. The entire staff was great and I was sad to graduate but I’m headed for my second knee replacement and will get to experience the best again!! I would recommend anyone to experience the best in Fort Wayne on Lahmeyer Road!

I went in Steppin' Down and came out Steppin' Up! Staff was super nice as soon I walked in. Greeted…read moreby the receptionists, who helped with my appointments and insurance. I worked mainly with Solomon. He was fun and encouraging. He helped me with my pain in my lower back and hips. I always felt so much better when I left after my work out. I will refer Steppin' Up to friends and family! Awesome job! Thanks so much! Pam Wiedemann

Dr Barile, or Mike as he insists you call him, is a wonderful chiropractor who has created a…read morewelcoming atmosphere for his patients who need physical therapy/chiropractic care. Care is second to none at this practice. Heat and massage are always administered prior to adjustment I was very pleased with the care I received here, and would return without question should I need this type of therapy again. Top notch. Give them a call!

Mike has been the reason my SI pain has been alleviated drastically. Also Pat at the front desk is…read moreso kind and personable. Highly recommend this team for any pain issues!

I worked with Dr Gracie for several months for a torn tendon in my hip area. She definitely knows…read moreher stuff. Every time I left there I felt great! She was always willing to and did help me with other aches and pains in my body. She also gave me at home exercises to keep my legs strong. I would highly recommend her for any needs that one may have!

I was introduced to ProTailored Physical Therapy when I experienced severe lack of neck mobility…read more Yes, I could step in for Lurch from the Addams Family. Lisa Douglas focused, evaluated and provided me, not only with immediate relief, but taught me how to maintain her success in my recovery. Lisa is very respectful and personable as she gained my complete confidence during my sessions. The North FW location intake was easy and so very pleasant. The waiting area is relaxing and very comfortable. I am very appreciative for all their help!

I came in to do an evaluation. The therapist I had was Andres. He was very rude from the minute I…read moregot there. He questioned everything I did. Why wasn't I putting effort in? I explained why, he just rolled his eyes. I asked how much weight was the box that I was lifting before weights. He said "Don't worry about it". During my evaluation, clients were coming in (all white), He spoke to all of them said goodbye to all of them very nicely, then continue to still be rude to me. The evaluation was supposed to take 4 hours. He did my evaluation in 2 hours. At the end of my evaluation he told me when I get home ( I'm thinking he's going to tell me to ice or put heat on whatever that is hurting me) that I should really think if I put in my full effort into my evaluation. Tell me he's been doing this for over forty years, so he knows what he's talking about. I couldn't believe how rude he was to me. Then it was the coldest day we had, below 0 outside. So after I was done, I started my car from my remote starter and sat in the lobby. He comes out to the lobby and says to me "Are you waiting for a ride or something?" VERY RUDELY! I said no, "I'm warming up my car." He was like, "oh okay, I was wondering why you're still here." I feel that I was discriminated on so many levels, because one, of my race. Two because of the reason why I was there.

I had back surgery in Dec. 22 so I was very limited in movement and flexibility through the end of…read moreMarch. My Neurosurgeon recommended I start physical therapy beginning in April so I spoke with family and friends for a referral and ultimately starting searching online. Summit PT had better reviews than many other clinics in town. I chose the Lima Rd. location. Simply stated, they were excellent! Gretchen E. provided most of my PT. She listens to your needs, sets reasonable goals and challenges you to push through as you gain more flexibility. I had 8 wks. of PT. Being in my early 70's I continue to do the daily excercises I was sent home with. I highly recommend Summit PT. L. Lankenau

Male Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy, Guys don't let the embarrassment of having your pelvic floor…read morelooked at stop you from getting the help you need. Dr. Margot Stricker is a blessing. If you need a pelvic floor DPT you can't get any better than her. Male pelvic floor physical therapists are few and far between. Dr. Stricker tells you you like it is. No matter what embarrassing position Margot maintains a safe and secure space when in her hands. She explains everything she's doing before she does it in terms that can be easily understood. The staff is awesome, efficient and will get you scheduled in no time. Thank You Margot, Rex

This group is the Best!…read more As an older RN, I recognize and appreciate healthcare professionals whose practice is state-of-the-art. Healthy Expectations offers a variety of PT modalities: women's health, orthopedic, pelvic floor as well as vestibular/balance rehabilitation. They effectively treat GYN pain, urinary incontinence, as well as any orthopedic problem with joints, spine or muscular weakness. Women who have issues related to pregnancy can benefit from their knowledge and abilities. New Indiana law allows any of us direct access to these professionals for 24 days without a physician's referral. Near the end of that time and therapy is incomplete, the therapist will contact the doctor with the appropriate information to get the order for continued care Healthy Expectations' office is located near Parkview Regional Medical Center with easy access directly from the parking lot. All the therapist hold credentials in their specialties. The office support staff are friendly and insurance knowledgeable. I just completed a month of therapy for biceps tendonitis. I can report 99% recovery and my plan to continue my part of rehab to make it 100%. Thanks, Nicole

I just finished my last session today. I had shoulder surgery and started therapy in February. The…read morestaff at this location were great. Professional and friendly. They all got along and seemed to care about their patients. Dr. House was my main therapist for the majority of the time there. He answered any questions I had and did a great job of explaining the recovery process for my shoulder.

The care I received was decent, however, if I require physical therapy in the future, I will be…read moretaking my business elsewhere. The head therapist is friendly enough, however, lacks good communication skills at times. If he asks if you did your home exercises and you say no, he will rudely walk away without a word. In my case I had asked my doctor if it was okay for me to attend PT once a week and do my home workouts as I have a copay per visit and am on a tight budget and allowed limited physical therapy visits were year with my insurance coverage. My doctor said that was okay.... yet the head therapist at this location, very angrily and loudly spoke down to me in front of both patients and other employees on my last visit asking me why did I only come once a week. when I explained the situation, he then stated that he wished I had told HIM that and that I wasted my money by going only once a week. I felt this was something he could have spoken to me about privately instead of announcing it to the entire office. Also, while I was being iced during one of my visits, I overheard two other therapists near me talking about a client that had just left and poking fun at her progress. It made me wonder what they say about ME after I leave from my visits. For those two reasons, I will not be returning to this office.

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I went to Mallers and Swoverland for pain and discomfort stemming from the front right shoulder…read morewhen I ran. The male physical therapist did not treat my shoulder, never once touched my shoulder. He did injure my neck, state that my pain was related to my cycles, stick his hands in my mouth, and completed multiple rounds of scoliosis tests. The PT was overall very handsy, even when not necessary. For example, placing his hand on my shoulder when he sat next to me. Just placing it, not for any treatment purposes. Details are below. I would not recommend this practice to any family or friends. I especially feel that female patients should be cautious. The therapist that I felt abused me is unlikely to be fired from the practice, as he is heavily intertwined in ownership. In the second appointment he cranked hard on my neck hard. Within hours, I had severe pain in my neck and headaches. I've been in pain since this appointment in early June. A recent MRI confirmed that the pain resulted from two bulging discs in my cervical spine. Surgery may be needed to fix the damage caused by Mallers and Swoverland. As PT continued, I stated at each appointment the pain in my neck and headaches were not getting better. At the last appointment, the PT questioned if the cervical pain and headaches were a result of my cycles. I'm in my mid-40s. Prior to this therapist laying hands on me, I never had cervical pain or headaches. When I denied that the pain was related to my cycles, he continued to question if it was, and stated that it wouldn't be my fault, just a part of female hormones. During multiple visits, the PT repeatedly forced me to open my mouth as wide as possible, and would ask if anyone ever told me I couldn't open my mouth very wide (remember, I'm seeking treatment for pain in my right shoulder). The therapist surmised that the pain in my shoulder was related to tight facial muscles. On the last visit, he stuck his ungloved knuckles in my mouth to prove that I couldn't open vary wide. My upper teeth scraped his knuckles as he pulled his hand out of my mouth. I tasted his skin for the rest of the visit. Also, the reason that I attempted PT is to relieve pain my shoulder. The pain in my shoulder continues. Finally, something to note is that at least one of their 5-star reviews were written by an employee, not a patient.