I had a horrific fall fracturing my left wrist which could only be repaired through surgery. I'm an…read moreaging athlete and guitar player and was devastated. My surgeon referred me to Hand Therapy Partners for occupational therapy. Having been to physical therapy in the past, I was dreading the process. I went to the Mesa location. I had the opportunity to work with Miranda and her team. The care and encouragement I received was amazing. I wasn't just a number. If I needed to be there beyond my appointment, the therapists would continue to work with me. I was never rushed out the door. They answered all my questions and addressed all my concerns. I may have been in pain, but they always had me laughing and motivated me throughout my recovery. The goal was to reach "functional" range of motion. I am happy to report that in just a few months, I have "full" range of motion back.

I had a pretty serious injury that changed the quality of my life. I was referred to three hand…read moretherapists before I found Hand Therapy Partners. My hand is now functioning because of them. They will be the most personable therapist you'll ever meet. They will go above and beyond to get you to where you are able to get. I would highly suggest them to anybody. The whole team is amazing!!

would not recommend this clinic. The waiting room is not designed with children's sensory needs in…read moremind, which is concerning given the population they serve. Considering the amount this company makes billing insurance and/or ESA accounts, I expected a larger establishment or at least multiple gyms to better accommodate children. Another issue is that occupational therapy and physical therapy sessions take place in the same small room, which can be overwhelming and distracting for kids. I also highly recommend parents go back with their child, because I've overheard therapists say things like, "I know you don't want to go back to mom but our time is almost done." That was disappointing to hear, especially since that particular therapist once had such positive energy and tone. Additionally, I've witnessed therapists on their phones during sessions. One therapist was on her phone so long that my daughter mistook it for screen time. Another was pushing a child on a swing while scrolling on her phone. To be fair, I have seen some very positive and dedicated therapists here, but unfortunately they are mixed in with others who seem far too comfortable and disengaged. I don't enjoy writing negative reviews, but as a parent I feel exhausted and disheartened with the quality of care in DDD services. Vulnerable children and families deserve better.

Here's a tip- replace the tint, get an actual sign on the door, have them repaint the facade where…read moreyour suite changed names and for god sakes at least clean the widows- if you're going to have dark tint you need to maintain this-- even the trashiest adult stores realize this essential piece of curb appeal. If you can't manage tint maybe some drapes? Or just paint the windows black. Have some pride in your business. If the front office looks like this I can only imagine the back of house hygiene.

I've been bringing my adult disabled son to Petersen's for therapy with Eddie. Everyone is so nice…read moreand professional and the treatments definitely help with my son's chronic pain and joint alignment. I would highly recommend them to anyone needing physical therapy. Rick Ehman

I love this place! The people here are so kind and friendly and welcoming! This is my fourth…read moreexperience coming here for therapy. I just had a reverse shoulder replacement. One of the greatest things that I like about this business is they don't just have you do exercises and then say goodbye. They will do massage and then they ice your injury for you. It's a total package! I came here after my knee replacement surgery also. I highly recommend them!

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 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.

For my son at least, Baio has been great! He is doing very well in speech therapy and has grown so…read moremuch with this company. I will always be thankful for them connecting my son with his ot therapist who has helped him greatly, and who he loves so much. Even though we have moved with our ot therapist, we stay for speech and are very happy with it.

My family has had a great experience with Essential Therapy Solutions. From intake to evaluation to…read moreongoing therapy, it has been a smooth process. Every person I've spoken with has been super helpful. And my kiddo has bonded so much with and made great improvements thanks to his great therapists. Definitely recommend.

Kind and well trained therapists! Flexible schedules, compassionate care. A great team of…read moreprofessionals who care.

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.

Not only do they have kids place they have physical therapy for adults in different area…read more Drew PT is A+ Been working with my mother who broke and shattered both leg bones. She is doing great with Drew. She has been up walking with assistance and Drew has all the patience and does his job with a smiling face. You can tell he enjoys helping people. What a great asset to this company. I even had him work on me with my back. I'm telling you when mom goes into hospital and than rehab facility the staff all know about "Drew" I also had a lady named Kennedy working on my back and she is good as well. I just love how there is no rushing and the therapist stays with you for one full hr. Can't say enough about AZOPT. I THANK YOU & SO DOES MY MOM!

I am extremely disappointed with the unprofessional treatment I received from a Spanish-speaking…read morereceptionist who identified herself as Jasmine. Yesterday, my son had occupational and speech therapy. While I was there, I specifically spoke with the front desk because my son had recently been approved for ALTCS. I gave them his new insurance information and asked what the next steps would be for him to receive more than 30 minutes of therapy. Two staff members spent several minutes reviewing everything and eventually explained that I needed to contact his DDD coordinator and that his pediatrician would need to send a new referral before he could continue receiving additional therapy. They returned the insurance information I had given them and specifically told me that they did not need to change anything in their system because his ID number was the same. At NO point did either employee tell me that there was an issue with his insurance coverage, that his therapies that day might not be covered, or that I could potentially be responsible for paying for them. Today, Jasmine, who was not there during yesterday's conversation, called me and asked whether my son was with DDD. I told her yes and explained that I had already informed the office yesterday that he had been approved for ALTCS. Instead of trying to understand what had happened, she immediately began blaming me for not notifying them while his ALTCS application was still in process. I explained that I was NEVER told I was required to notify the office while his application was pending. In fact, I had not brought my son to therapy for the previous weeks, and Jasmine herself was the person who called ME to schedule yesterday's appointment. When she scheduled it, she never told me there was an issue with his previous insurance, never asked if I had new insurance, and never asked whether I would be paying out of pocket. Instead of acknowledging that there had clearly been a communication failure on their end as well, Jasmine repeatedly told me that I NEEDED TO BE A RESPONSIBLE MOM and that AS A RESPONSIBLE MOM I SHOULD HAVE NOTIFIED THEM. Then, in a mocking and condescending manner, she asked me, "SO YOU JUST APPLIED FOR ALTCS YESTERDAY?" even though I had already explained that I informed their staff yesterday that my son had been APPROVED. When I corrected her and explained that obviously I could not have applied yesterday if I was telling them he was already approved, she responded that this meant I had been going through the process for a while and should have notified them sooner. I found the entire interaction incredibly disrespectful and unprofessional. My responsibility as a mother should NEVER be questioned by a receptionist over an insurance or administrative issue. I personally went to the front desk, provided my son's new insurance information, explained that he had been approved for ALTCS, asked what I needed to do next, and followed the information THEIR STAFF gave me. Jasmine eventually told me to call the insurance company myself to find out whether they would cover the therapies from yesterday and that otherwise I would have to pay for them. Insurance misunderstandings can happen, and I would have been completely willing to discuss the situation and find a solution. What I will NOT accept is being blamed, spoken down to, mocked, and repeatedly told that I NEEDED TO BE A RESPONSIBLE MOM, especially when their own staff had my son's insurance information in their hands the day before and never informed me there was a coverage issue. There is a professional way to communicate with parents. Questioning my parenting because of an insurance issue was completely unnecessary and crossed a line. I sincerely hope management addresses this situation with Jasmine and reviews how their front desk handles insurance changes and communicates with parents so another family does not have the same experience.