Suzanne has been great with my son. She is so knowledgeable. She made a strong connection with my 2…read moreyear old through play, while also explaining to me what we could work on at home. I highly recommend her for speech.

From the owner: An innovative clinical practice offering a variety of services to newborns, young children and…read moretheir families. Including individualized speech language pathology, Craniosacral therapy and other developmental support.

My daughter is 4 years old and was diagnosed with Autism last month…read more I cannot rave enough about Leading Therapy Home! We're working with Wendy. She first came for an evaluation to meet my daughter and see what we would like to focus on. Parents are included every step of the way! Our biggest priority is feeding because our little love eats like 4 things reliably. Everything else is hit or miss. Even in the virtual sessions (due to pandemic case spike) my daughter and me and my husband have gotten real strategies that help out of the sessions. For example, the virtual session this week, Wendy had us building a snowman with food and I was in awe as my daughter ate veggie straws for the first time. Oh! And I forgot the most convenient part! The therapist comes to you, in your own home. It's wonderful because my daughter is much more comfortable in her space and we can get right to work. My daughter looks forward to the sessions too. For her, it feels like play.

We absolutely love LTH. My daughter has been getting Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy for a…read morenumber of years. The turnover rate of therapists is low which means they are truly able to build relationships with our family. LTH has made receiving services so easy - they go to my daughter's ABA center and service her there. Additionally the communication is wonderful. After each session I get updates and all therapists are more than willing to have a phone call or zoom to go over any questions etc. I could go on and on about how great they are but another huge factor for us is their community involvement. LTH goes above and beyond any other service provider we've worked with in terms of taking part in their communities. We love that we can see our therapists out and about at activities we go to.

ive been seeing kathleem for almost 2 years now. She is extremely patient and easy to talk too. I…read morewould definitely. recommend her for a voice therapist

Kathleen is an amazing speech therapist! She has helped my son whom has autism with his speech and…read morelanguage! He has made such amazing progress. She is kind, gentle and most importantly patient with him! Highly recommend Kathleen Davis!

This review is long overdue.  I've been in physical therapy for over 30 years for a variety of…read moreinjuries.  I have been a patient in 9 different Physical Therapy clinics and I can say hands down, that National PT, in Hanover, MA. is by far the best.   I can't express my gratitude enough for the wonderful staff, Amanda Goodale and her PTA Samantha.  Their work is conducted  by high integrity. Their professionalism, knowledge, friendliness, and effectiveness are unparalleled.  From the first day to the last day, they were an awesome team, along with the office manager, they run a very smooth operation.  So if you are looking to heal well, with great people, in a very clean environment, look no more, National PT in Hanover.  Tell them, Regina sent you.

They are amazing at what they do. I have been to many physical therapists for my spine and this is…read morethe first center I could actually feel improvement. Everything is explained and they are very supportive! Office staff is helpful and pleasant. Highly recomend

This home health agency now called MGHBrigham provides traumatizing incompetent care. Michelle, the…read morenurse in charge of my geographic area, interpreted my disclosure that in my living will and advance directive, I have a long standing provision for "death with dignity...dnr, dni etc." I am relatively young but I had to make decisions for my parents so now I have my wishes in writing. This stupid and/or religiously perverse nurse took this as a potential suicide so a few days later at 4 am (!), four Waltham police broke into my home on something called a Section 12 which allows police to break in if an attempted suicide is indicated. In no way, was I suicidal. I was immersed in three spine construction surgeries and had my Will etc. in order. I mentioned it to her in case something happened. I had to call my PCP at 4 am. who knew me for 28 years to talk her and the police down. All Waltham police officers (4) who showed up were hot to trot and juiced up to take me in. This was unconscionable. Separately, Michelle was told by me, I probably had a UTI. I said I had a staph UTI previously but the daft Michelle said I non detectable by another person body odor and to buy expensive Lume. I did so but immediately after pressing purchase on Amazon, I thought better, and just called an ambulance (not yet able to drive) and went to NWH where I was diagnosed, as I thought, with a UTI (urinary tract infection). I fired Michelle and this agency. Now, I am suing her, the organization, and the Waltham Police. Imagine if I wasn't with it enough to self-advocate. Does she get a commission for sending people to a mental health institution? Stupidly wrong diagnosis? I hope I get her fired.

I've had five UTI's since November 2021 and three which needed to be treated by IV antibiotics and…read moreI was given a picc line to complete these at home. Before discharge, I was scheduled to be seen weekly by a visiting nurse from Partners. The same (outstanding) nurse which scheduled times to meet with me on Tuesday's, unfortunately, just relocated. The following week, someone from Partners arrived unannounced at my home. When my wife called me to let me know, I called and spoke with the "Clinical Manager" and explained that the previous nurse came on Tuesday and we generally worked on a time to meet. With no explanation, Solomon told me that they had changed my day to Monday. Further, I was told they can tell me the day they are coming, but not a time. When asked if arranging a mutually convenient time to meet was asking too much since I work, I was then told I needed to be home bound to receive their services. I also called the "Clinical Director" who conveniently kicked the can back down to the first person I spoke with. I want to be understanding of their regulations: if, for insurance purposes, you have to be "home-bound" then why was I admitted for services before? And why was this only mentioned when I expressed concern that a patient is expected to wait compliantly until their visiting nurse arrives? I'm a stage 4 cancer patient who was discharged from Partners Healthcare at Home because, thank God, I'm still actively working (but need weekly picc line dressing changes and blood work).