Our child was a late talker, so we did our research and found East Bay Child Development Center…read more(formerly PLTA). From intake to our final class, the staff made sure that the scheduling process was a breeze, and that visits did not fall short of expectations. They have an excellent staff dedicated to your child's development, and the office is pristine. Not just clean; very well kept. I noticed that there wasn't one tear on a book or broken toys. They put lots of effort into upkeep, knowing well that toys and books can take a beating with younger kids. East Bay Child Development Center has terrific speech therapists and therapists specialized in helping in all other types of child development, including but not limited to physical therapy, etc. We went through 2 different speech therapists and 1 or 2 therapy students which was a little harder for our son to grow accustomed to because it would take him awhile to warm up (which I've learned isn't unusual for any development therapy center), but each therapist tried their absolute best to ensure they were giving him the utmost care and attention.

They failed my son after 3 session. Excuses that he doesn't listen, he runs fast that worried about…read moreyounger children there. That speech is not a good fit for him, that his sister runs around the hallways exploring toys and opened doors of offices, about me get a phone call so they discharged him from services. This is racism and discrimination by the way ladies I want to give you suggestions, your office needs a new administration, organisation and functionality. Everybody there seems to go everywhere, I don't know if these people work here are they clients. The back door to the outside was open, this is called dysfunctional. The office receptionist was like his first day to work, confused and looked around like a lost boy. There four people by office were speaking loud and chatting. They failed my son years ago when he was younger because they said he was not ready for speech when I just changed my insurance to get accepted to come here. Now he's 12 years old saying he's not a good fit. Shame on you to say that to me. You can't discharge him that's illegal. My son is trying with his speech and he has rights in California to receive speech therapy any age. Discrimination by the ability, then age, what's next because his sister running around the office and also I was on the phone? For that lady who spoke with me today over the phone couldn't wait on me. And making me feel like I was being fired from the job, she sounded rude and said my daughter was running around the room and I was speaking loud on the phone so the excuse to fail my son. Then changed her words saying he's not a good fit and he runs fast and wants to push the kids. She needs to find more excuses for her to dismiss him. You don't know how hard and challenging to be a mother of autistic kid. I finally thought I have him his speech going and then you locked me up like shutting my mouth. Go see if your speech therapist is the one who has the problem. She too lazy to give speech therapy or has a lack of skills. This is Shameless and discrimination.

I'm a patient at kindred hospital and I want to say who I appreciate physical therapy…read moreKelly,Veronica and most of them,Nurses kulwinder RN might shift,Marvin RN night shift now day shift Tracy CNA,Patty BUSINESS Office,Ms,Jackson CNA,Jasmine CNA,Roni CNA,Rn jemilla,RN Dueny RN,Dania Rn,Rn Jeremy All from day shift.They have taking excellent care of me while I'm here alway from my family that lives in Tracy. My name Joseph Carrillo.

They wouldn't allow me to bring a single balloon in for my mother's birthday day but I've seen…read moremultiple people with balloons in their room before. The only thing you're able to do is check in and die.

Came here around 11:30am on a Wednesday morning with a severe case of the flu that I caught when I…read morewas in New York, to the point I can't speak nor breathe without coughing. I was lucky I could see a doctor on the day I stopped in (I was told that they don't accept appointments, you have to walk in), because I did overhear several patients who were told to return the next day. So much for urgent care. If your schedule is flexible, bring something with you to pass the time, like a book to read. I ended up spending hours here. 11:30am: Walked in and gave my info. They also gave me a face mask because I couldn't stop coughing. I'm glad they had a spare to give to me. 1:30pm: Took about 2 hours before a nurse finally ran a flu and covid test on me. 3:00pm: FINALLY saw a doctor. She was very nice, and gave me prescriptions to pick up at my pharmacy later. 3:19pm: Dismissed and good to go, and given a doctor's note to excuse me from work. It's located close to the Kaiser Hospital near Marina Blvd. For clarity, this urgent center is not a Kaiser center, in case if there's confusion.

I had to do a pre-employement physical here, and I've had some mixed experiences…read more As recommended by my employer, I schedule an appointment a week in advance for Monday at 10AM. I arrived at 9:50 to check in and the lady had to take my pre-employement physical authorization code back to her manager to ask if they could do the physical today. BUT WHY WOULD YOU SCHEDULE SOMEONE FOR AN APPOINTMENT, if you were not sure if you had the time to do a physical for a employer? Why even contract out if you're too busy to do physicals in the first place? She came back and said they could do the physical today. She said it was a 2-3 hour wait. I asked her about my appointment, and she said it doesn't matter. So if you're doing a pre-employment physical, an appointment won't matter. I asked if I could leave for an hour and come back, and she said no since I also needed to do a drug test for my job. I sat in the waiting room and waited. Surely they'll go in order of whoever arrived first, but nope. Physicals are the lowest priority, so you'll sit there while everyone else gets called back. Including people who arrived hours after you. Bring snacks and something to do. They have a water dispenser and a Keurig with no pods or coffee cups.

NMCI San Leandro has taken care of all of my medical needs while I was out on disability for…read moreshoulder surgery. Dr. Hughes the Orthopedic Surgeron is amazing! He reassured me that I would be fine before surgery. He made sure as his patient that I was ok during pre op and my post up. He made sure I received the treatment and I was valued as a patient despite the fact that my Insurance company denied my claim as a bus driver for a major transportation company for 5 years! Thanks again Dr H and Jazmin for all of your professional assistance. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND NMCI SAN LEANDRO!!!

So here is the deal. I was moved here from US Healthworks on Hegenberger Rd., which is further from…read moremy house, but I was recommended by my lawyers, Pacific Worker's Compensation (PWC, which I will be reviewing when all is said and done). Since the switch, they have been exceptionally accommodating. They have not bogged me down with appointments to fill my week in order to rush me back to work. The doctors are knowledgeable, as far as I can tell, very understanding regarding my concerns, and they filled my paperwork for EDD, and mailed it for me. So far I'm very satisfied with my dealings with them. Keep up the good work NCIM

Kolade, Kylie, Itzy were my PT's at California Rehabilitation and Sports Therapy center. Very…read morefriendly and caring staff. There were two more but I forgot their names. The staff were all great. They were great in helping me with my neck shoulder and head area where it was giving me the big migraines. Gave me things I could do to relieve the tension. I also went there for another foot injury and they assisted as well. The place was easy to find. Easy login for your appts. Clean. Well equipped with what you needed for your rehabilitation. I would come back here if I needed their services again. [8R,2025]

The front desk/administrative side of this physical therapy office is extremely disappointing…read more Paperwork has been mishandled multiple times, insurance processing has been a mess, and getting anyone to answer the phone is nearly impossible. We've had to chase down basic information that should have been handled proactively. Once you finally get past the administrative chaos, the actual physical therapists are excellent--knowledgeable, attentive, and professional. Unfortunately, the poor service at the front desk seriously undermines the experience and creates unnecessary stress. Great PTs, but the administrative service is completely broken and needs major improvement.

Birthday party. Excellent experience. Toddlers and TK. Will go again. Good to have in the community.read more

Space to Grow Therapy now has an on-site facility, filled with lots of fun for your kids providing…read morecolorful sensory gyms and playrooms! There are slides, swings, rock climbing walls, and plenty of toys to keep your kids busy. The site has plenty of parking out front. In addition to free play, they offer occupational and speech therapy services, on-site and in home. The therapists have extensive experience, and are passionate in what they do and ensuring they are providing a quality experience. I would highly recommend this business if your child needs any services, or a fun place to play!

The therapists and front office staff deserve five stars. Leadership's approach to families does…read morenot. As a parent of twins with developmental disabilities, I understand the importance of attendance. I also understand the reality of managing multiple therapies, medical appointments, school meetings, and life. Over time, repeated conversations about missed appointments, attendance reminders, and signing attendance acknowledgments left me feeling judged instead of supported. The final straw was accidentally leaving one week off a summer scheduling form, which led to another conversation about attendance. It wasn't about that one incident--it was the realization that this philosophy simply doesn't align with how I believe families of children with additional needs should be treated. The clinicians were wonderful, and the front desk staff were always professional and kind. My disappointment lies with leadership and the culture created by these policies. Families seeking pediatric therapy need partnership, empathy, and flexibility. Unfortunately, that wasn't our experience, and we chose to take our children elsewhere.

I have to update my review as things have gone downhill. We had a rough start with Childs Play with…read morefrequent turnover with their SLPs made it difficult to find a good match for my daughter. We finally got a good match and they "switched departments". Then they started saying I had to move my time due to scheduling conflicts even though we had waited 2 years to get the time slot we had. We got moved with a new SLP and I complained that they kept canceling and rescheduling. I can only assume they were double booking so instead of taking accountability for their poor planning, they decided to discontinue services simply because i advocated for my daughter. They dont seem to care about the children, they just want their paycheck

The staff are so nice and welcoming. The residents are taken care of. The management team are very…read morefriendly and helpful. Therapy team is amazing. 5/5

Our loved one came here really struggling with life. He was in dramatic cognitive and physical…read moredecline. No matter, the staff gave him love and excellent care. No matter what his condition they treated him with respect and gave it 100%. Our family will be eternally grateful.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about St. John Kronstadt Care Center. We were so blessed that…read morethey had an opening when a family member needed rehabilitation. Having had around a dozen family members undergo short stays in similar facilities over the years, I can confidently say that St. John Kronstadt is in a league of its own. At every turn, we encountered truly caring, kind, and friendly people. They deeply understood the needs and wishes of both the patient and our family, and they did everything in their power to help us achieve the best possible outcomes. Even after the stay was over, they continued to support us by assisting with insurance, arranging follow-up care, and calling just to check in on how things were going. There is simply no other place like St. John Kronstadt Care Center.

The staff, care team, Nurses, CNA's everyone involved, are very personable, kind, and friendly…read more Small intimate facility with nice garden area. Happy we found St. John Kronstadt for my father !

Our boy was recently diagnosed with mild autism and we were in need of quick help to determine what…read moretypes of help he can respond to best. Tiffany and her team at Social Potential Behavioral Healthcare were really easy to help us by quickly coordinating an initial at home visit to help assess our child. We were very happy with the services provided in helping our child and would easily recommend her and her team.

From the owner: Social Potential (SoPo) provides BCBA-led Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in San Leandro…read moreand across the East Bay, with Telehealth services available throughout California. We specialize in: • Caregiver-led and parent coaching models • Early intervention and school-age support • Social communication and daily living skills • Behavior support for behaviors that may put the child or others at risk • Individualized treatment plans rooted in evidence-based practice SoPo is unique because all services are directly overseen by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). We prioritize naturalistic teaching, collaboration with families, and practical strategies that fit into everyday routines. We are proud to offer culturally responsive ABA services in English, Cantonese, and Vietnamese. We currently accept: • Regional Center East Bay (RCEB) • Self-Determination Program (SDP) via FMS vendors • Alameda Alliance for Health • Anthem Blue Cross • Aetna • Cigna • Private pay options We focus on timely access to care and personalized support for families.