Weeks before our son's final early-intervention meeting with Regional Center, our speech therapist…read moretold us during a session that "if children aren't making progress at this stage, they may never improve and it may be other things." After discussing it further, she stated, "I'm just gonna say it--autism!" This came as a shock given our son's documented progress and increasing vocabulary. During that same session, the therapist began pushing to reduce our son's therapy frequency due to alleged lack of progress, even though her own reports showed he had made significantly more gains during that period than the previous one, when services remained unchanged. Naturally, we were confused. No evidence or clinical reasoning was provided to explain how reducing therapy would be in his best interest. So we asked how fewer sessions could support his progress better without ever having received fewer services. And we were dismissively told, "It doesn't matter." After this interaction, the tone of care changed. Sessions felt increasingly pressured and focused on whether our son was "improving enough," rather than meeting him where he was developmentally. Thankfully, our Regional Center coordinator allowed therapy frequency to remain in place pending an ABA evaluation. Despite this, the therapist continued advocating for a reduction in services. We were then told that if we did not agree to reduce services, our son would be discharged. The therapist then abruptly left the session 20 minutes early and dropped our son 10 minutes before his next scheduled session while we were considering our options. After providing services for a year, he was discharged without a proper transition plan, and without sharing reports with his next provider, resulting in a lapse in services and disruption to his care. When the Regional Center months later requested mediation with an administrative law judge, the therapist submitted a report stating the justification for reducing services was that our son was "meeting and exceeding goals" -- the opposite of what we had previously been told when services were being reduced due to alleged lack of progress. For a family navigating complex medical and developmental needs, this lack of transparency, professionalism, and collaboration was deeply disappointing. As parents, we rely on the professionals working with our son and expected guidance grounded in evidence and compassion. Instead, we experienced pressure, contradictory communication, and an abrupt termination that disrupted our son's continuity of care and made an already complex Regional Center process even more difficult for our family to navigate. We hope this feedback encourages Connected Speech to strengthen communication practices, uphold ethical standards, and ensure proper transition planning so other families do not experience similar disruptions.

Honestly Kim is the greatest thing since sliced bread, I bring my daughter here all the time and…read moreshe has seen so much improvement. I'm excited to be so welcomed and respected the way they do it here. will always come back!!!

Our twin girls have both had speech therapy here and we have been very happy with the results. The…read morestaff is very friendly and find a way to teach where our girls were able to focus and learn quickly (without getting bored). Holidays were always made special and the kids always looked forward to our weekly classes. The only problem (if you want to call it that lol) is that our kids don't want to stop going and will miss their instructors :-). Thank you all for. being so supportive in this process. Chalres

The director, Holly needs to get the stick out of her you know what and learn some simple customer…read moreservice skills. She is very rude and comes off with a condescending attitude. If this is how she is when you're just inquiring I'd hare to see how she is with patients. No thanks, will go to Rocklin where the care is much better.

After being on a wait list somewhere else for 8 months and counting, I called Developmental Therapy…read moreof Sac and they were so friendly and accommodating. With open availability they got me in within a months time. Our speech therapist Heather has been wonderful and our son is showing such improvement. I'm so happy with his progress and he looks forward to his weekly therapies.

Carolyn is great! One of the best occupational therapists. All the children that come to see her…read morelove her and enjoy the activities/games she has them do. I have seen so many great gains and progress in many of her patients.. She's quite amazing. Shes flexible and willing to do her best to work around your schedule to find good times to make appointments. She's also willing to work with other professionals that are helping the children (I.e., their teachers, counselors, psychologists, etc.) to ensure each child has the best outcome possible. Overall, highly recommended.

Highly recommend this Organization, on first impressions the Office was modeling and very clean,…read moreChild welcoming, with an amazing staff that was very welcoming. My child had a great first experience, with progress from the first session. Again I can't recommend enough Yelena and her team. Thank you!

Honeycomb is the best in Sac town Big Thankx to Yelena and…read moreRita the are work soo hard

The Sacramento Rehabilitation Hospital deserves every bit of this 5-star review…read more My dad was a stroke patient, and our experience here was truly a blessing. I have never encountered such kindness, care, and attention as we did at SRH. From the moment he was admitted, the entire team made us feel supported and seen. Donna, the case manager, was a gift from heaven--she guided us through every step with so much compassion and clarity. Dr. Yabes and the other doctors were incredible--professional, attentive, and genuinely caring. Maria and all the nurses were beyond amazing--so gentle, patient, and dedicated. They treated my dad like family, and that meant everything during such a difficult time. Rick, the pharmacist, was also wonderful--thorough, caring, and great at explaining everything we needed to know. The Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and Speech Therapists were the absolute best--encouraging, skillful, and deeply invested in helping my dad regain strength and independence. My dad stayed for about two weeks, and from beginning to end, our experience was outstanding. If you are considering this facility for your loved one, know that they will be in the best hands. Let that give you peace. Thank you, SRH--you were truly a blessing to our family.

Sacramento rehab sent my dad to an ER to sit for 24 hours as an out so they didn't have to care for…read morehim anymore. Because of infections that happened during my dad's stay they sent him away so they wouldn't have to be responsible for him. This facility doesn't want to care for or help patients that may require extra support and more tailored therapies. The nursing staff acts in a way that is unbecoming of the nursing profession. They have laughed at, made fun of, and rolled their eyes when asked for help with my dad. I came in multiple times to find my dad sitting in his own filth in tears that nobody would help him. Sitting in wheelchairs that were too short so his legs were jammed into his chest, left there unable to move in excruciating pain. Having nurses laugh at patients, drag their feet to offer hands on care, and leaving patients filthy and unable to move directly violates ethics standards set out by the Nursing Practice Act. Professional conduct should uphold patients dignity and show compassion not demean people who have gone through life changing health issues. The therapist for the most part are kind and caring. Though there are a few who have no business working with people in this type of environment (I'm looking at you Jeff). The rehabilitation aspect is the only thing I trust this facility with which is why my dad had a family member there nearly 24:7. My sister stayed over night three nights a week. The one star is for them and nobody else! Case managers are not communicative and unavailable the majority of the time. Perhaps other people have better reviews and experiences because they are not seeing the type of care their loved ones are getting. all I can tell you is be present and do not trust that these people are properly caring for those you love. If your loved one had a stroke and can't speak clearly, walk, or take care of themselves do not leave them alone here. A shiny new facility is a great distraction for the patient neglect that is happening when you aren't looking.

We have been going to Jabber Gym for two years now and we love it. The entire staff is friendly…read moreand helpful. Our first year we had speech therapist Anna and our second year we had Corine. They are both fabulous. I have seen a huge improvement in my sons speech as well as his confidence. They make speech therapy fun. Both therapists we have take their time and have adapted to my sons specific needs. They call me with a weekly reminder which as a busy mom of four I appreciate. They have always worked with our schedule when we have needed to adjust. I bring my toddler along with me and I appreciate the books, toys, coloring pages they have in the lobby while we wait. Also his favorite stickers. It is a nice office complex that we often walk around while we wait.

We have been going to JabberGym for a few months now and have speech once a week with Miss Anna. It…read moreis amazing how much progress I've witnessed in my ASD son's speech. An added benefit is that he LOVES coming! I am so glad we have found this location! I highly recommend it for speech therapy as I cannot speak on any of the other services, but their PT area looks awesome as well.

They moved to a new location this month - 9845 Horn Rd, suite 290. The new office is located in an…read moreoffice center with several other businesses, but is easy to find. It's on the second floor. The new space is bigger and so nice. There is a seating room for parents too. Same awesome therapists but an upgraded office.

My daughter saw Katie at Talk Team for 4 years. We started at the Scottish Rite and when Katie left…read morefor Talk team, we followed!! Katie built an amazing rapport with my daughter and we have consistently seen results from her work. Katie is so knowledgeable in her craft; there is no doubt that she was born to be a speech pathologist! When we moved to Idaho I was devastated that we would need to find a new therapist... Do you know what Katie did?! She got licensed to work in the state of Idaho and did virtual therapy with us until we found an alternative close to home. I'm telling you, you won't find any better quality than that. And I am eternally grateful. Talk team was very flexible with us being out of state and payments were so easy. I would give 10 stars if I could! Thank you again! From the bottom of my heart. Gina Fortugno

Alina is great. She's professional and friendly. She actually enjoys working with children. Very…read moreexperienced. It sucks our insurance was not covered by her. My son has speech delay due to his autism. He started making more sounds after 2 months of coming here. It might seem like a long time, but he only had therapies 1x/week for 1 hour. I wish we could have stayed with her. I love that she has a lot of toys. Her office is small but it's cozy and my son loves it. He was always happy to go. My son is aggressive due to his autism and would almost always try to hit her or throw things, she calmly redirected his behavior. I learned a lot in the 3 months we were seeing her!

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I only have the best things to say about Katelynn and Myer's Speech and language therapy. We were…read moreintroduced to Myer's Speech through a referral. I strongly feel that we were led to Katelynn for a purpose and a reason and now I see why just in the growth Fox has made. Our son Fox doesn't always open up to people or is comfortable with those he is unaware of or hasn't met before. He quickly began to trust Katelynn as she gave him the space and time to do so. The first time we met Kayelynn we were greeted with so much compassion and her desire to help Fox was refreshing. She is so patient, kind, organized and willing to truly find ways to support Fox in his development. The difference that we see in Fox in these last three months is phenomenal. Thanks again Katelynn, we truly do appreciate you and see you as a part of our family.

Katelynn is absolutely amazing! When my son started with her he was two years old and would only…read moresay "mama and dada" we spent 4 months with her (12 sessions) and ended his sessions because he was speaking in full sentences and using sign language. My son would be so excited to see her, that was his favorite part of his week. He would consistently asked to visit her daily. I was able to join in via Google Meet and watch their sessions and she was absolutely amazing! Her level of patience and kindness just makes her an amazing human. I highly recommend Katlynn!! She has made such a positive impact and I'm truly grateful for her!

Great Supportive Staff. Knowledgeable. Care for children in…read morethe autism spectrum Early Intervention. 1.5 years to 6 years old.

From the owner: Opya specializes in early intervention autism therapy for newly diagnosed children 18 months old to…read more6 years old. Across Sacramento and Central Valley, we provide comprehensive ABA therapy in the child's home - where the child feels most comfortable - and are able to complement with Speech, Occupational, and Feeding Therapies via tele-health. We are proud to have earned a 3-year Behavioral Health Center of Excellence (BHCOE) accreditation, a testament to our commitment to clinical excellence. Opya is in network with major commercial payors including Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Beacon, Blue Shield, Cigna, Health Net, Magellan, Kaiser (Catalight), and United Healthcare / Optum, and some Medi-Cal.