I've been coming to LHPT for over two years for both post-surgical rehabilitation and pelvic floor…read moretherapy. I don't attend therapy here anymore but two of my children do and I truly can't say enough wonderful things about the therapists. Like many places, they've experienced staff changes over the years due to life circumstances, such as people moving away or changes in management. Even through those transitions, the therapists who remain continue to provide exceptional care. I especially want to recognize Lauren. She has been working with my young teen for almost a year, and she has been nothing short of amazing. She is incredibly kind, patient, and compassionate. She always takes the time to listen, adjusts his treatment plan when something isn't working, and makes sure he feels comfortable and supported. It's clear that she genuinely cares about her patients, and her passion for helping people shines through in every appointment. Finding a physical therapist who connects so well with a teenager isn't always easy, and we feel incredibly fortunate to have Lauren. She has made a real difference in my son's progress and confidence. We are so grateful for her dedication, professionalism, and genuine care. Thank you, Lauren, for everything you do!

They have only two therapists. One is sweet, kind, and competent. The other is rude , inefficient,…read moreand doesn't likely people. She will give you conflicting directions, and cut your time short saying the clock was not working properly. This was not accurate. She also prefers males to assist. Lauren is her name. Avoid this facility.

They taught me the exercises I needed. I felt much better! You don't have to know how to swim.read more

Everyone here is helpful. My therapy has lasted three months and much improvement after each…read moreevaluation. I did both physical and aquatic therapy and each session helped me reach my goal.

This place helped me no much. The scheduling was easy. The therapists are knowledgeable and kind…read moreand compassionate.

They will overcharge. My son went to Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine for physical therapy, which…read morehis orthopedic doctor recommended for knee pain. Instead of charging the normal $40 co-pay, they charged him $228 because they said it was a "hospital visit," rather than a physical therapy visit. It was exactly the same type of facility and treatment he would have gotten at a free standing physical therapy facility. I spoke with PARKER at Memorial Hermann and he told me that what is done is done and that it's too late now to do anything about it. I asked if the treatment was any different at the "hospital" and he responded "how am I suppose to know that?" I replied because he worked for Memorial Hermann. He said their price is their price just like the price at McDonald's is their price, and you can't get Burger King's price. He was rude and not at all helpful.

Lady at front desk extremely rude. She had my insurance information incorrect and got mad at me…read moreabout it even though I had called with the new info before hand.

I have been treated by Kristi Pena and she has been excellent in her therapy with me. She has…read morehelped me a lot to be able to walk up and down stairs without pain. I highly recommend Dr. Pena.

I've learned you get what you put into it when it comes to rehabilitation. The Humble facility is…read moreby far the best experience I've had with Encompass (I've been to the woodlands facility as well, and it was okay but they had a major health faux pas where i was concerned--that's for a different review though)....Humble Encompass accepted me twice when other facilities refused to take me for whatever reason, and I feel I flourished at this facility. I've been there four times total now, and I plan to go again in the future. I have ankylosing spondylitis, and a myriad of other health problems, but the AS causes my spine to fuse, and physical therapy is the gold-standard treatment to maintain as much mobility as possible. This is why I will go back regularly to keep as much as I can. I'm currently in a wheelchair but with physical therapy from Encompass, I was able to walk 10-12 feet with a walker on a fairly consistent basis. This also means I can stand and pivot, which is so crucial for mobility around my house. With occupational therapy, I learned to stand and help get things out of cabinets in a kitchen and put utensils back into the drawer while standing. I hung clothes on a clothesline, and I learned ways to take a shower that don't wear me out completely. It was wonderful. Special thanks to Amanda, the OT, for all her help--and Ozzie when she was off, he was great to me! My love to Christian, Konnie, Amanda, Ozie, and so many others. I wouldn't be as strong as I am not if not for your help. I hope I spelled names right, but if not, know I meant to! LOL And my case worker Kim was phenomenal! I will be back and by the way--the food is pretty decent, especially for a hospital. Really impressed with the hospital food here. They do serve dinner early, but I always could get the best turkey sandwiches at night if I was still hungry just by asking the tech. They also served snacks like pudding at night around 9pm, if you wanted something. Can't complain about the food. They followed me through to discharge and called within an hour of me arriving home to make sure I arrived home okay and there were no problems. They followed up with Home Health services to ensure that I was set up for home health. Everything transitioned smoothly. Can't really complain about anything at the Humble facility.... I'm pleased.

Doctors filing reports without any evaluation?…read more Doctors throwing meds at any patient that questions there treatment? Case workers trying to put off discharge until "supplies" have came in. (Which is unusual that home health was scheduled before supplies where delivered, so you already know insurance wasn't the issue) Pressure ulcers (do to lack of attention and essential care) Honestly I have heard of Malpractice across the whole corporation. This needs to be taken care of before class action/private suit opens up. Not to mention before any state or city investigation starts. I recommend getting involved, and fixing These issues very soon.

Had an motor vehicle accident last year. Was down with a shoulder injury, and this place made…read morerecovery at ease. Two days a week, until completed therapy. Started with stimulation pads, then light massages, and acupuncture. Whatever your level of pain is, they will treat. This is an all in one workshop. Training, physically therapy, MMA, and a sports complex. (Integrative Spine and Sports), same as Armed Sports Performance Center.

Coco and Amy are very nice ladies who provide an excellent service. They are polite,…read moreknowledgeable, and caring. They want to understand your needs. Rates are typical for the industry. I commend their services to those who seek relaxation and those who require attention to their muscles . I wish Zi could go more often.

I had the worst lower back pain--no joke. After two days of extreme discomfort and finding out my…read moreusual massage place had permanently closed, I was desperate. Every place I looked into had bad reviews, crazy prices, or was fully booked. Then I found Massage E, and it was a total game-changer. The reviews were amazing, especially about Chloe, so I called-and they had availability after 5 PM, which worked perfectly with my schedule. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere was calming and the service was excellent. Chloe was incredible-she found and worked out the painful knot in my lower back like a pro. Best massage I've ever had-way better than my old spot. And yes, free hot stones! She recommended a pain relief oil for my knot (small extra cost), but it was 100% worth it. I won't be searching for another massage place again. I'm officially a loyal customer. Absolutely loved it!