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    Jump and Schout Therapy

    3.2 (11 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Bad service- unprofessional staff.. dont give out information if you cant provide it.. it just waste of time and the kid is suffer

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    Strike Physio Physical Therapy

    Strike Physio Physical Therapy

    5.0
    (10 reviews)
    3.5 mi

    Dr. Frank Lee was very knowledgeable and professional. He explained everything in detail, and I am…read morefeeling much better after treatments. Highly recommend!

    Dr. Frank Lee is the best! I've worked with a lot of physical therapists over the years, but he's…read moreone of the first who really took the time to understand my individualized needs and not just treat me like another case. He took my self-assessments seriously and never made me feel like my experience in my own body was something to argue with, which meant a lot after previous experiences with providers who didn't fully listen. After years of dealing with lupus, I struggled to stay active without constantly ending up injured, inflamed, or in a flare. Before lupus, I was able to sustain a much higher level of activity, so it was incredibly frustrating feeling like my body could no longer handle what it used to. Most PT clinics I'd been to were decent at treating common injuries, but they didn't understand how lupus and inflammation were affecting the bigger picture for me. Doctors would simply tell me to "exercise lightly," which was frustratingly vague and gave me no real path back to the higher-intensity training I loved. At one point, I truly believed my dream of boxing and martial arts had been cut short. From an athletic standpoint, I needed someone who could understand how inflammation was creating a cycle of activity, injury, and flare-ups - and more importantly, how to break that cycle. That's where Frank really stood out. His background in Taekwondo - the same discipline I was training in before this most recent set of injuries - made a huge difference. More than anything, he gave me hope that returning to the sports I love was still possible, just with a smarter and more intentional foundation. Even though he works with high-level athletes, he was able to meet me where I was and help me rebuild from the ground up. He caught small things I had been overlooking and helped me create a plan that actually felt realistic and sustainable - one that could put me back on the path toward boxing and martial arts again. He also addressed the kinetic chain issues and postural deviations that were contributing to my injuries, which has helped lay a much stronger foundation for returning to martial arts from a more corrected and intentional place. If you want a PT who truly listens, pays attention to the details, and knows how to help you build back safely, I highly recommend Frank!

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    Martial Arts & Combat Sports
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    Strength and Conditioning
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    Kindred Hospital Brea Subacute Unit

    Kindred Hospital Brea Subacute Unit

    3.8
    (29 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    First off, I don't believe in reviewing medical facilities for the very obvious reasons of we don't…read morealways like the answers we get and we can't base our rating on that. I fully trust in the professionals. However, we recently transferred our father to this facility due to the situation and facility he was in prior to entering Kindred. From the moment we walked in the door, we were greeted with professionalism. The nurses and doctors on staff were always attentive to his needs and did an amazing job at communicating with us. Not too shortly after, his health took a turn for the worse so he was transferred to the ICU unit. There, he received top notch care. The nursing staff was more than accommodating, attentive, communicative and professional. Most of all, calm and empathetic to the situation. He didn't end up making it out but I will say that the treatment and care that my father received was something I've never seen before. The doctor made sure to call me everyday to talk about treatment plans, status, etc. The nurses never hesitated to answer questions and give us updates. The facility itself is well run and clean. I honestly felt an open door policy with the admin staff as well. I would recommend this place in a heart beat. I couldn't have asked for anything better for my dad throughout the last few weeks of his life.

    After spending almost three weeks in the Acute Section of Kindred Brea, on October 2, 2024, it was…read moredetermined by my doctor that I could be safely moved to the Sub-Acute Section. The care that I received there was totally different than the care I received in the Acute Section. I feel that CNA Brenda helped me more than I can even put into words. She was A+ excellent! There were less patients in this Section compared to the Acute Section. In addition, those of us there no longer needed the intense medical interventions that we previously needed. For me, that meant that I was no longer on a drip IV antibiotic, but rather on just swallowing one antibiotic capsule daily. This represented a move in the right direction or to say it better, one last step before being given the go-ahead to go home! Once again Victoria, the Patient Advocate was by my side in every manner. When I had a complaint, she listened. When I had something good to say, she listened. She was fabulous!! While this section had a smaller gym than the Acute Section, I feel as though more positive goals and accomplishments for me were met in this gym. I was introduced to Amir and two of his assistants, Daniela and Genevieve, in this gym. If there can be a grade over and above A+, that's what I give to Amir. He didn't care if I said I was in too much pain to do anything. He made me do the therapy anyway, which in the end, made me feel so much better. He took me from a five to at least an eight in approximately a week and a half. Amir, you are the best!!! However, as nice as this all sounded, one thing remained the same. The food service was almost never correct. I continued to receive items I didn't order. The last few days I was there, the Food Service Manager personally delivered to me my meals, making sure I was getting what I would eat. There was no variety. For the most part, I was given either a cheese quesadilla or a little cheese pizza, along with two cups of watermelon. While I liked that, it did get a little boring having the same thing day in and day out. Aside from the food service, everything and everyone in this Section helped me to recover to the point that, on October 12th, I was given the green light to go home. I'm giving this Section 5 stars!

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    Kindred Hospital Brea Sub Acute Rehab
    This team got the unit to the highest CMS rating - a 5-star status!!! Kudos to Team Brea Sub-Acute!!!
    This team got the unit to the highest CMS rating - a 5-star status!!! Kudos to Team Brea Sub-Acute!!!
    Confidence inspiring. This is in the hall on your way to the patients rooms.... not in the break room

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    Confidence inspiring. This is in the hall on your way to the patients rooms.... not in the break room

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