Nicole has been so amazing with my son, even recognizing he had tongue tie in his early days of…read morelife, before the nurses and doctors had brought it to my attention. She has incredible patience, listening to every sound and helping him articulate even his most difficult words. Grateful to have her in his developmental years and as a continued resource moving forward.

From the owner: Speech Within Reach provides speech therapy to children and adults via online telehealth (e.g.,…read morezoom) sessions and in home at select locations. We are backed by more than 20 years of experience. Our compassionate speech-language pathologists are ASHA nationally certified and licensed.

It seems like with places like this, your experience is almost entirely determined by the quality…read moreof the staff members that handle your particular child. We've been to a few places around town (Chatterbox, Indigo), and each of them, including this one, has pretty typical management. This means some decisions they make are frustrating and other aspects run smoothly. We had a wonderful therapist at Indigo who unfortunately quit. The management only gave us one weeks' notice despite having like a month's foresight, and we were left without a therapist, which is why we tried Climbing Tree. The speech therapist we were assigned here, Sarah, is dedicated, devoted, and serious about helping her patients improve. And for this experience (going on for half a year now), we're giving this place 5 stars. But be aware your mileage may vary greatly, and it is always worth exploring all your options.

Two-Star Rating because I devoted my valuable time volunteering here for nothing and need to give a…read moreheads up to prospective volunteers....DO not waste your time! For nearly a month I drove 18-miles one way, to basically clean the office, top to bottom including the bathroom. I was there to gain experience in the field of Occupational Therapy so that I might know that this is indeed the field for me. Schools require service in the field and it's become harder to get this exposure coupled with intense competition. As a result Climbing Tree Therapy Clinic has become one of many such private clinics that uses people, hard-working students trying to do the right thing, as nothing more than salary-free housemaids. Unlike the big hospitals where I had over 130hrs volunteering in the field of PT, with a set schedule of therapists you help out and shadow, There was absolutely no structure here. In addition no background checks, no communicable disease tests or vaccinations as does most places to protect clientele (e.g., TB testing and criminal record check) considering they work primarily with children this is concerning and yet my suggestions fell on the deaf ears of the administration head. I would often show up an hr earlier than the staff with nothing to do, so I would read various books on OT. Then when staff would show up, I would hear 2nd and 3rd hand that I wasn't busy enough?!?! This place desperately needs some training on how to best use folks valuable time so that it's a positive experience all around. I just couldn't believe how badly I was treated and I was "Giving" my time, that's what a volunteer is and should be appreciated not told to go scrub a toilet because there is no proper management.

My 2 yr old needs speech therapy. I had a list of providers. I looked all of them up online and…read morecalled several. This one looked the best to me by her website alone and she was able to fit him in quickly whereas the other ones that I called had a long waiting list. I learned a lot from her in just our first visit. We have now been seeing Rose for speech twice a week for 3 months and my child who was only saying 7 words is now talking almost up to his level (He was a year and a half behind according to testing). She thinks within a few more months he will be finished with therapy. She makes learning fun for the kids by playing games with them and he really loves going to speech and has caught on very quickly. I couldn't be more pleased with his progress, and I can't thank Rose enough for what she has done for him! She's amazing.

It probably is as good as it gets…read more I recently stayed 15 days after brain surgery to remove a tumor. The therapists were all excellent (save one who made me nervous and uncomfortable). When I couldn't see well enough to read, one of them just brought me a pair of reading glasses. That's what they are like, encouraging, competent, caring. The nurses, and other staff, were also excellent. I did not see very much of the doctor, but I'm not sure what the doctor does exactly, except perhaps oversight in ways the patients do not see. Most of these places have shared rooms. This is really the worst part in my opinion, because it's so loud, families and staff coming and going at all hours, and you're often being woken up. Having a TV on with patients that have brain injuries is a nightmare, it feels like it's drilling right into your skull. it's But as a shared room, I think a big effort was put in to make it as separate as possible, and it's large and pleasant. My roommate went code blue in the middle of the night, and I don't know what happened to her. I had two ER visits at UNM myself when I was there, they are near to each other and somehow related, they were suggested to me by UNM after I had my surgery there. I don't think this is par for the course though, we were in the brain injury unit. I would have stayed longer if I could, perhaps until I was off some of the more difficult prescriptions. Having three and a half hours of therapy, and structured care was a godsend after the surgery, when I couldn't think clearly. The billing department may need a little help. I just got a letter saying they disallowed the whole amount (59K, !!!!!) because the wrong billing code was used. So I have to work that out. I thought the food was okay. I have lower expectations, and maybe more appreciation, for Lovelace, since my mother stayed about a month at Kindred last year. My mother couldn't wait to leave Kindred, so that's about the measure of the difference.

Dr. Dickie is a pill pusher. My brother is there recovering from a TBI, after being there for 30…read moredays he has become depressed due to minimal socialization. The doctor was pushing anti-depressants when he knows our end goal is to have him off medication. My mom is the power of attorney and told the doctor absolutely not to the medication he was pushing on my brother. After my mom left, he went back into the room to convince my brother to get on a low dose. Disgusting!! All they want is money by putting you on medication that creates more side effects for more money. I will definitely be reporting this doctor and do not reccommend this place. After 30 days of being there my brother has had very little improvements.

My son has been with Pegasus Therapy for a few years now. Wendy is very involved and on top of any…read moreissues. I trust them with my child, any concerns or questions are immediately responded to. Wonderful place with friendly professionals that my son loves!

My son's therapist was good. She went on leave recently and Pegasus did not bother to follow-up…read morewith continuing his therapy. I reached out and did not get a call back until 4 weeks later, and only after I submitted my termination of care to them. Then the owner Wendy called, no apologies, she just said "So you found a new therapist for your son" I indicated "no", and asked her if she had gotten my letter terminating care. The owner responded with a "yes". That is all she said. That shows that she has no clue the importance of child therapy or cared for my child's therapy. I would go elsewhere, never Pegasus Therapy.

My daughter had a traumatic brain injury and needs ongoing occupation therapy. ExplorAbilities was…read morethe top recommendation from her Neurologist and PCP. We love it here! The staff are kind and attentive. Everyone there genuinely wants to see the patients thrive and reach goals. We have had two different therapists and they are all great. They have even helped us with her school IEP on what she needs to help her during school hours. They are always willing to talk to the teachers. Only downside is it can take over a year to get in with them. I think we waited 14 months on the waiting list. I am not deducting any stars because that is how many OT places are. Just really long wait times. My daughter was on 3 different waiting lists and we figured we would take the first that could get her in, but ExplorAbilities was our top choice. So pleased they called first!

By far the best physical therapy in town! I've been coming here for a few years now and it's…read morenothing but the best. They have therapy from toddlers to adults. Many different specialist for all types of injuries and ages. I've seen Greg and Marissa they both are some of the nicest people you'll meet. The entire staff us top notch! If you need any kind of rehabilitation this is the place to be!

Well, they were recommended to me by a former employee. But…read morewhen I phoned them they told me they had downsized and no longer provided the service I was looking for.

Dr. Gia is delightful and very detail oriented. Her speech…read moreis super clear and she informs you of the slightest nuances. The testing and selection of my first hearing aids was such a positive experience. I'll always appreciate her kind personality. Thank you!]