I absolutely fell heead over heels in love with this school----the only school I know of that…read moreaccepts kids with complex disabilities, beautiful school, clean, loads of equipment, one to one ratio, all trained therapists. The founders daughter attends the school herself. This was a school built with love. I wish I could afford the tuition :(

From the owner: Abi's Place, mission is to is build the skills of children with autism and complex disabilities to…read morecreate a foundation of life long success through the delivery of highly individualized education, outpatient services, community involvement and lending support to families.

I used to go there and It was ok until we stop taking our son because we got Covid. Then when we…read morewere ready to go back they said no because we have to wait until it were space again but we are waiting for 3 months and after 3 weeks since my son being evaluated they don't have send any paper to his doctor I think they need to start being more responsable

This practice is by far the worst experience I have ever had, I have tried for months to speak with…read moresome one from billing and they don't even have the decency to call you back. It's very sad and disheartening situation because they are a mental health facility with no regard for the added stress of the patient. We were told we were in network, we even had an employee double check with our insurance and leave us a voicemail stating our co pay and that we were fully covered at this practice. After we paid the copay, and were seen at our scheduled visit, about a week later we were told that we were "no longer in network and need to pay $1500" for that ONE visit.

My niece just started going here. My niece has Down syndrome. After looking at other schools we…read moresent her here. She was excited only to be called if an emergency not even a month later. Her grandmother went to pick her up. Her fingers had several cuts and bleeding. No explanation was given. She was taken to emergency room where they told my sister she has a fractured wrist. And that it appeared as if her hand had been smashed in a door way. The police, DCF Osha and insurance company are investigating this place. And still no explanation. We are not going away. We are going to press charges to the fullest extent. Do not bring your child here.

I placed my then 2 year old here the minute he was diagnosed with autism to get an early start on…read moreintervention. I was on the fence about taking my then 5 year old (who is also non verbal autistic) out of public school to bring him here because I was so caught up in tradition and the school system thinking it was the ONLY thing that can help him. Since bringing him here, he has made tremendous progress, he went from not tracing/writing and counting not wanting to do anything, to doing everything unimaginable. He still has some ways to go but his progress amazes his dad and I every day. The establishment has their hiccups like any other company but I'm sticking beside 3 Step!! The lobby area is kinda small and can get crowded at times but it's truly the least of my worries. The office manager, Megan, always has good energy as well as the staff.

Today my 2 year old graduated from The Pediatric Feeding Institute of South Florida!!! A day that I…read morehonestly never thought would happen. When Alaric was six months old he enjoyed homemade baby foods. After I started introducing him to real food around the age of 10 months he refused almost everything. Everyone would just say "it's a phase", "he will grow out of it", "babies/children are picky eaters", "if he's hungry enough he'll eat", "all he really needs is to drink milk". My motherly intuition told me something was wrong but everybody reassured me that it was fine. He would literally only eat rice, crackers, chips, cookies, and sometimes bacon. Alaric was drinking a half gallon of milk a day. I tried everything to get him to eat. I screamed, I bribed, i begged, I spanked, I offered the iPad, I took away toys, I force feed him, I even bought an online feeding toddlers class. However nothing worked. He would gag or throw up almost every meal. I hit my breaking point and found a Pediatric Feeding Therapist online that offered a free consultation. She was the first person to tell me this is not normal and that I should seek help. I reached out to Taylor and was seen for a consultation. She told me to bring a preferred food and he wouldn't even eat his preferred foods. When we left the consultation my husband looked at me and said "this woman is good if anybody can get him to eat it's going to be her". After 3 months of treatment Alaric now eats anything!!! Mealtimes went from a nightmare to an enjoyable part of my day. I will forever be grateful for the tools that I was given to feed my son at I will forever be grateful for the tools that I was given to feed my son at The Pediatric Feeding Institute of South Florida!

From the owner: The Pediatric Feeding Institute of South Florida is the only pediatric private practice in South…read moreFlorida dedicated to children with feeding and swallowing disorders. We have over 30+ years experience and 100% success at making functional gains. The Pediatric Feeding Institute of South Florida offers an Intensive Feeding Day 8-week Program (3 45 min feeding therapy sessions and 1 60 min occupational therapy session/day, 5 days a week, for 8 weeks) for children with severe feeding disorders, as well as outpatient weekly feeding therapy and occupational therapy. We treat children ages birth-18, with feeding difficulties and disorders related to tongue/lip tie, feeding aversion, food allergies, reflux/GI disorders, oral motor dysfunction or delay, difficulty transitioning to the next age appropriate food, g-tube dependence, behavioral, and sensory integration disorders. Insurance accepted. The Pediatric Feeding Institute of South Florida-Makinf mealtimes more enjoyable!

I will definitely recommend this place they are great places they very professional they know what…read morethey doing . I definitely recommend this place. They are amazing people.

I had such a positive experience with my physical therapy! From the very first visit the staff was…read morewelcoming, patient, and truly listened to my concerns. My therapists are amazing! Thank you so much MedAmerica!

excellent patient when giving physical therapy to a person that has rheumatoid arthritisread more

The PT was able to help me reduce pain and increase mobility in one session it felt has if they…read morehelped me unlock the problem in my knee, professional atmosphere and great coordination among staff. Friendly and polite.

I had really bad neck pain…read more I've been sent to physical therapy many time in my life. I always go once and never go back. I usually just do the exercises on my own, but then I came here. I've been coming for two months. Mary Stern is awesome. I look forward to my next visits (which is insane if you knew me). She is very smart and knows technics for the spine that very few therapists know (McKenzie method). She cares....and that is the best trait in a heath care professional. She talks through and finds the solution(s). I was hesitant to post this glowing review because I didn't want to let the secret out. Gerry is the other therapist and seems to have similar characteristics (his patients are happy). I truly found my personal therapist for as long as Mary will take me (all future problems). No more one and done. She has me hooked on the process and my neck pain is way better than it was before I met her. Thanks!!!!!!!

I recently completed 5 weeks of physical therapy with Gerry Stern at Boca Raton Physical Therapy…read more I was originally scheduled to have surgery for spinal stenosis. My insurance company required that I go through a course of physical therapy before they would approve the surgery. I was skeptical as to getting any benefit from the PT since I had been through the process many times prior to my past surgeries. After my first visit working with Gerry, I immediately felt a connection. Gerry was knowledgeable, professional and caring and I believed that this process could be successful. And it was because I have reached a level of improvement whereby my quality of life has been dramatically improved. Gerry was the catalyst that enabled me to reach the level of success I have attained. Alan E.

Six months ago I had a total ankle replacement. I was fortunate enough to choose Coconut Creek…read moreTherapy for my rehab experience. From the moment I walked in the door I felt a friendly environment from the staff. I want to thank Ericka, Todd, Shawn and Riley for providing exceptional care. They were experienced, knowledgeable and worked as a team. I would highly recommend CCPT .

In my opinion, Coconut Creek Therapy (CCT) tailors' treatment to insurance, not the patient…read more I had knee replacement May 9th. I had an OP consult at CCT June 9th. My stated goal day 1 at CCT was to get back on tennis court 3 months post op. My goal was ignored. I was very fit when operated on - played tennis for 2 hours the day before surgery, I found the exercises given very simple, no exertion whatsoever. Which is fine - they 're the experts, right? I did them religiously 7 days a week (3 in clinic, 4 days at home) thru August 2nd. My issue is that it took 23 clinic visits - until August 2nd - for them to put 1 lb weights on my ankles. Discouraged, that week I saw the surgeon's PA, and a trainer at the gym, and the PT who did my home care after surgery. All agreed that it made no sense to go that slow on a fit and motivated patient like me. So, I quit CCT. Recommendation was that I change PT clinics. I asked the recommended clinic to investigate my insurance. They said all my Medicare (MC) benefits had been used up by CCT. I now know MC has an annual $ cap that was far exceeded by CC Therapy. They apparently asked MC for more coverage because of "medical necessity". But I was never informed of any medical necessity. There were NO goals discussed with me, NO status reports, NO mention of progress made, of lack thereof. Just keep on billing .....

I was a patient for over a month in room 512. Cleona was my CNA most of the time. She was…read moreexcellent! She was always working hard and never refused anything that I asked her to do or get me. She always had a smile on her face and the days she was stationed on a different wing I missed very much. I have been back to visit her because I consider her a good friend. She is a real gem. I was also impressed with Mary, Jeremy, Donna and Susan. Constance Kubesheski

This is not the best choice for your senior parent or loved one…read more The atmosphere is dry, old, and hasn't changed in 10 years. The equipment is often old and not working properly. Found myself peeling away sheets of lint from the AC filter in parent's room. Rooms floor was sticky and made that shoe snap when you walk thru it. There were several good people and nurses but this never overcame the poor intake process and persons lack of ability to assist from the start. If you choose this center for rehab and senior services, be very vocal and keep good records. They don't like complaints however and appear to try and move parent out to avoid it versus offering the care being paid for and most would consider normal.