I have 2 of my kids going to Way To Grow and they love it. They work with your family and give you…read morehelpful tips for daily life at home. They have so many fun activities that kids love going to OT and Speech. My daughter loves Lynsee, Kaylee and Aspen. And my son loves Kaylee, Connie and Melissa. My daughter says "The therapists are kind and fun. Way To Grow is the best place ever!"

After trying out multiple places for OT. I have found the one! This place is great. I cannot even…read moreexpress the gratitude I have for this company. My son has blossomed into a completely new person and we have seen the change in him since coming here. If you ever need services for OT, speech or any other pediatric therapy, look no further than way to grow.

I absolutely love the quality of therapists Pure Heart has! They specialize in so much. I've gotten…read morethe opportunity to work closely with the team and I'm proud to say I am so happy with the work they do.

From the owner: Pure Hearts Therapy is a home-based pediatric practice serving the Phoenix Metro area. Pure Hearts…read moreTherapy is hiring family-centered therapists to work with your family so your child can thrive and achieve their developmental goals.

I am so impress=sed with the quality of therapy that Advanced Neurologic Rehabilitation in Gilbert…read moreprovides. In particular, Erika is a talented physical therapist. She is kind and helpful and encouraging with all of her clients. I am grateful that I could work with her and increase my strength and balance. I highly recommend ANR and most especially ERIKA! SHE DESERVES 5 OUT OF 5 STARS!

I heave PSP (progressive super-nuclear palsy) (www.curepsp.com) is a disease that affects the…read morenervous system, which is the brain body not working together as one. Please look at the website For proper explanation on the of the disease So l use for sp ot pt and I have to give them a 100 why because they show so much compassion for their clients I also find the atmosphere very positive.

We take our 8 mo old son to PT every Friday. They left me a message stating that "Ms.R.. is not in…read morethe office today", 2 hours prior to his appointment. Every momma knows it is very challenging to dress yourself with a baby. (I live an hour away from all facilities) so this was very irritating. I had to reschedule one of his appointments I called several times leaving a voicemail to call me back and nothing. I then email the cancel@pillerchilddevelopment.com email and it tells me it doesn't exist. I was then finally able to get in contact with a clerk I asked her if there were any openings with the PT he already sees and she said yes and schedules me. We arrive to his appointment and it was with a totally different PT. During his therapy she talked the entire time and didn't work with him.

We go to the Gilbert location. My daughter who is 3 attends both OT as well as ST classes. We just…read morehad her 6 month eval for her OT and she has met all her goals for the first 6 months and I am so proud! She works with Lenley when we have OT who is fantastic with her and also always has great ideas for home activities to help reach goals! For speech she has improved immensely and everyone around us has noticed how much she has improved in such a short time. My daughter adores attending classes and gets excited, even asks if we can go on weekends. I only give a 4 star rating due to scheduling and office staff. There have been 2 times now that we have been on our way to class and we got a call 10 minutes prior informing us that class was canceled due to lack of personnel. I do completely understand that and that people have to call in some days. However our classes are a few hours after opening, and I have a 45-50 min drive on top of a 3 year old who has a melt down for the rest of the day when we have to leave the parking lot without attending her loved class. So an hour prior at least would be very appreciated. Also the front staff always seem very upset, I've seen them shake their heads at kids being a little excited or roll their eyes and I've only seen one smile maybe once.... It is also very hard to get in touch with anyone. I've in the past tried to call it was very difficult as there is not individual numbers for each location, just one number for the company so that can make it hard for communication. My daughter came down with a fever the morning of one of her classes and I understand the 24 hour notice and have never canceled same day in the past before. But if my daughter wakes up a 102 fever in a pandemic I think it's in the best interest not to attend. I spoke with one guy who then informed me if I canceled same day again he would remove me as a client. I was shocked. This was my first same day cancellation that wasn't canceled by them themselves and we have always had pretty good attendance. We scheduled a make up class and he was just very unpleasant to talk to. I then stressed out since I know how much my daughter loves her classes and they are helping so much not wanting them to be called I decided to call again to make sure she wasn't removed. Thankfully Ben answered and he confirmed we have had great attendance and cleared up what the misunderstanding must have been. So my daughter still had her classes and there was a misinterpretation about the policy for removing a client for a same day cancelation, in my case we were in the clear.

Great little therapy place, staff is warm and friendly. My child benefits from both ST and OT here…read more Eileen, Lindsey and Rachel are all wonderful to work with.

The first Speech and Language Pathology Assistant ("SLPA") was terrible and we were told by the…read moreSpeech and Language Pathologist ("SLP") that it caused our child to regress in his speech... how do they allow that to happen(possibly due to lack of oversight as mentioned again below)?! We were still given a full non-adjusted bill despite the detrimental service. I should have removed my child from here at this point, but unfortunately believed them that things would be corrected. Our second SLPA was good. She was kind, patient, and tried her best, which was nice for our child. The issue is the actual SLP was never around and not involved in the care of our child. In about a year and a half of coming to this location, we saw the actual SLP once. The SLP is responsible for creating the therapy plan and making adjustments as needed, they also are responsible for having 10% direct and 10% indirect supervision on the SLPA (which should be documented). None of that happened. Our child had the same care plan the entire time. We had an assessment done at the end of our time which was wildly inaccurate (as determined by 2 other SLPs) where we were told our child was performing at a lower percentile than when we first brought him. Overall, the people are nice. The SLPA did her best with the limited resources available, but I cannot recommend this place. Side note, their billing was very lagged. We would gets bills for appointments 3-4 months behind. I did not hold against them as this is not uncommon in healthcare, just annoying.

Our daughters (3 and 5) attend speech therapy services and within the first week, we saw immediate…read moreresults. One of my daughters had worked on the "K" sound for months at a different facility. After the first session here, I saw the improvement and she nailed it by the second session. They love to come to their sessions and it's an exciting event for them, they look forward to seeing their therapist. We have now been attending a few months and I see the outstanding improvement in their speech development and growth. Front desk is very responsive and always available. I love the decor themes they promote each month. It has been a wonderful experience to learn techniques and strategies to help our girls. We also receive session debriefs and play activities to practice at home.

I have worked for RZT for the last 11 years as a speech language pathologist and as a SLPA. Meghan…read moreand JoAnn are down to earth people who always support their clinicians and assist with growing their clinical skills. They supported and encouraged me to attend graduate school and always cheered me on along the way. They have different areas therapists can work in such as in the school setting, home health, and in the clinic and they make every attempt to place a therapist as close to their house as possible. RZT also has great perks such as providing health care, dental, vision, money towards CEUS, and extra opportunities to make earn extra money by supervising (if you're a SLP) or by picking up extra home health clients. It has been a pleasure to work with them and I would have continued working for them if I wasn't moving out of state.

I am really impressed with how responsive Nelson Pediatric Therapy has been in getting me set up…read morefor speech therapy for my twin boys. The last few years with the whole pregnancy thing, and new twins has been packed with dr. visits, surgeries, pre ops, post ops, eye appointments.. so many visits!! We have had some good experiences with front offices, but mostly bad. It's probably a 1 out of 10 good experience ratio we are talking here. My experience with the Nelson Pediatric Therapy office was easily the best I have had when dealing with healthcare. Clarysa in Records is who I have coordinated with the most, and she is rad. Super responsive.. calls me, emails me.. She makes sure all my questions are answered. She kicks butt at her job, and my life is a little easier for it. Nelson is blessed to have her, and if the treatment is any reflection of how their front office is run, then I will be satisfied. Also, Wendy with Billing helped me out with some insurance stuff too and she, like Clarysa was on top of it. I will update after we have had therapy.. but so far, this place is excellent.

Contacted business on the 20th of January to set up an appointment for my daughter. Three days…read morelater I emailed back all needed paperwork and insurance information. I contacted them on the 27th and 30th because I haven't heard back, said therapist would call me that day. Called yesterday as one last effort to get appointment. Told me therapist would call me. Worst establishment ever.

We Love the therapists that have been working with our son for over year now. I love the fact that…read morethey always adapt to what he wants to do and aren forcing him to do particular agendas like when we used to go to pediatric speech and language which was literally a 10 min walk(2 min drive) from our house. But we are more willing to make the 12-15 min drive for better care than someone who shoves their agendas down you kids throat. The only dislike we have is their time frame when it come to call outs. Since my son is in kindergarten from 7:40-11:45 and our appt is always at 1 we never know how much he will be able to tolerate after he gets out of a school. So if he is having mental breakdown they don't care. You have to bring them in otherwise you start getting charged for each missed appt. Starts to really add up. There are days i really want to pull him because of their policy. But because of how much progress he's made there we haven't pulled him.

I will never recommend foundations developmental house. One of the therapists, had my son write "I…read morewill not whine" every single time he complained. How on earth does this help with emotional regulation skills? How does forcing a child who struggles with fine motor skills benefit from this? It's appalling that an educated person would think 1. They can discipline another persons child and 2. Forcing a child who struggles with writing to write as a form of control and punishment would ever work. This doesn't work! There is no evidence that this works. What an embarrassment to the establishment.

My 9yr old daughter Lena was injured, her right ankle was dislocated. This happened in June 2019…read moreand she was put in a cast twice because her foot turned in. She was unable to walk, was in constant pain and was using a wheelchair. When her cast came off we attended Foothills and Lindsay started to work with my daughter. At first it was hard. My daughter resisted because of the nerve pain around her ankle. Lindsay was understanding but encouraging and she didn't let my kid slack. She set goals for my daughter, she asked questions and got to know her. Lindsay used all of her knowledge and explained things in a way my daughter could understand. My daughter finally got why she was being challenged, and she decided to want to be active in her recovery insted of fighting it because of the pain. Lindsay was great at finding ways to get Lena to allow her to touch her ankle, and in the pain she was in that was a big deal! Linsay has a way of listening to her, acknowledging her but still finding a way to encourage Lena to try. Lena loves Lindsay, she looks forward to her PT. In few months Lena went from wheelchair to crutches. Carlos worked with her and he got her to move by being creative, and playing balloon toss! Lena started putting weight on her foot becauseof that game...then a few more weeks of PT she allowed us to put on her brace. The first time she walked with Lindsay I cried, because it had been so long in that wheelchair and I was relieved that they were able to help her. She's getting better everyday. Now she's walking and doing lunges and jumping, balancing, pushups, dancing! She wears her brace, but soon she will be back to normal with no brace. Thanks to Lindsay, Carlos, Daniel, and the rest of the staff that is so fun and friendly. From the reception staff, to all the therapists. All are welcoming and they care. If you want results, and a place where you are made to feel welcomed and comfortable then go to Foothills Sport Medicine PT.

I wanted to like this facility. The receptionist was extremely helpful and kind. However, I…read morearrived 15 minutes before my appointment, despite completing the forms online. I paid almost $300 for an initial assessment. I waited painfully in the waiting room seeing the staff talking amongst themselves while they were doing treatments. One staff member was using the patient machines. My assigned physical therapist finally came to greet me 20 minutes after my appointment start time. He looked me over for about 5 minutes then put me onto exercises. The whole time I was doing them, he was talking personal patient information with another staff member right in front of me. He wandered around chattering with the other staff. Not paying any attention to me to see if I was doing my exercises correctly or needed guidance. Even while he was massaging my back I could see him gesturing to another staff member while I was talking to him. I paid good money to come get one on one care to improve my acute back pain, to only receive the complete opposite. I ended up canceling all my future appointments to go to a different facility. The receptionist was so kind when I called to cancel that I didn't have the heart to tell her the real reason I didn't want to return. I was going to let it be. Then I received an additional bill stating I owed more money for that absolutely terrible assessment! I couldn't believe it. It saddens me to see that this is an acceptable level of care and service at this facility by licensed practitioners. I hope the managers see this and try to improve for any future pain suffers that may come to your facility.