My wife had lacerated the first joint on her right index finger. The laceration was stitched up at…read morethe Baton Rouge General (Bluebonnet) ER. The day after the incident, due to pain in the lower part of the index finger, my wife called the Baton Rouge Orthopaedic Clinic to request a consult to determine if there was any damage to tendons or nerves. The Clinic was able to schedule a consult with Dr Michael Robichaux, MD for the next day. My wife and I arrived at the clinic and presented to the check-in desk. The intake person was friendly and attentive. My wofe was presented a registration form which was very succinct and to the point. Upon completing the registration form (5 min). We were ushered back to Dr Robichaux's waiting area. We had to wait only 5 - 6 minutes before we were escorted to a consult room by a medical assistant who removed the dressing and splint on the finger and took down the medical history of the injury. This took about 5 minutes. Dr Robichaux entered the consult room about 3-4 minutes after the MA was done. Dr Robichaux conducted an examination of the injury and conducted some physical testing to determine the extent of the injury. Following this, Dr Robichaux spent 15 minutes explaining what his findings were and what was needed to correct the damage to the finger's tendons and nerves. He even drew some pictures to better explain the options to be followed for the surgery. Dr Robichaux had an excellent 'bedside manner' and his explanations were straightforward and easy to follow. My wife was able to schedule her surgery with Dr. Robichaux for the next afternoon. Dr Robichaux's nurse, Jennifer, next spent about 15 minutes going over the pre-op instructions and re-dressing and splinting the injured finger. Jennifer was professional and fabulously polite. Her treatment of my wife was like she was treating her own mom. The checkout clerk was professional and friendly - complementing my wife on her nails - and took just a few minutes to process her out. With this encounter - the Baton Rouge Orthopaedic Clinic demonstrated outstanding professionalism and a very patient-friendly atmosphere. This organization is very highly recommended for someone who needs orthopaedic services in the Baton Rouge area.

The doctor brought a child into my exam room with him. No explanation. Didn't ask whether it was ok…read morewith me. Nothing. I have nothing against kids as a general matter but (1) what happened to patient privacy? (2) I don't like my doctor's attention being divided between addressing my medical needs and a child. And (3) it felt like the doctor was squeezing a little work into his schedule, as opposed to being fully present and engaged in his very important job.

We have been seeing Terri since November and our family cannot say enough great things about her…read more She works with my great niece twice a week and we are very encouraged by the progress we have seen. The facility itself is set up so nicely. The therapy areas are so inviting! It truly looks welcoming to enter. While we only work with Terri, we have had sessions where we are in common areas with other therapists and clients and I have always thought they all do such great jobs. I know therapists jobs are not easy and yet these ladies always have a smile on their face and an upbeat attitude to reassure even the most worried parent that they can get through things! That is not always easy when a toddler is crying and not wanting to cooperate. And as that worried Aunt I can tell you it;s nice to be reminded that even when progress is slow at least we are having progress! Thank you Terri and all you great ladies! You are appreciated.

This place and their staff has been GOD send to my 20 month old daughter. She receives occupational…read moreand physical therapy and their work has allowed her to make great strides and progress in 13 months. You can't even see any residual from her stroke and i could not recommend this place more. I will forever be grateful for NeuroTherapy Specialist.

I began my adventure with Neuromedical back in 2010. I injured my back at work and went to see my…read morefamily doctor. They x-rayed my back and didn't see anything and said I might have just pulled a muscle. I heard and felt my back crack, bur I'm no doctor. I followed up a week later because it was still hurting. They sent me to an imaging center for a MRI. They gave me the disc and sent me to see a Neuro Surgeon. The surgeon thought it was odd they would send me to him. Okay. He prescribed physical therapy, which I did at Neuromedical. Lots of squats and twisting and pain. No good results, but we did this until 2011. The surgeon then ordered another MRI, with contrast. A week later, I went back to get the results. He said, "I know why your back is hurting. You have a broke back... in 4 places". The next procedure, spinal fusion. The surgery went well. Now I had 3 months to recover. No bending, lifting or squatting. It was the first time I had ever been away from work and being a home bound person sucked. The surgery pain went away but I noticed that a new pain was there. 3 months turned into 6... 6 became 9 and the pain was getting worse. I started getting back spasms that would cripple me. They would come without warning and all I could do is cry out to my wife and endure until they subsided. After a year had gone by, they did another MRI. It appeared that the screws may have moved. The surgeon wanted to do another surgery. This surgery would involve going in from the front and back. That surgery happened in 2012. It felt like it had worked. When I went in for my post-op, the surgeon told me that the screws had backed out and the hardware had come lose. He said this hardware was much better. The spasms stopped and I felt better. He asked me if I was ready to go back to work. I immediately said yes. He released me to go back to work. I went straight to my employer from Neuromedical and gave them my release. They informed me that my old position was filled and that I would not be doing that job anymore. Instead, they switched me to a 10 hour schedule that required standing, bending and squatting. For about a month, all was well, then the lower back pain began. Along with that pain came the shooting pain in the legs. I stayed and endured for 5 months with the pain getting worse. In January 2013, the surgeon stepped in and said I was unable to work. A few months later, I was back on the operating table. An MRI showed possible hardware failure. He was fairly confident that the fusion was complete.and wanted to remove the hardware. Months went by and the pain was still there. He said he had done all he could do surgically and transferred me over to pain management. Pain management took over the prescription of my drugs. I have had 3 steroid injections which helped some, but never lasting more than a couple of weeks. In 2015, I was back on the operating table having a spinal cord stimulator put in. They did a trial run a couple of months prior. It helped enough for them to decide to surgically implant the device. Today, I still have all of the pains. The stimulator dilutes the pain if I turn it on fast enough. It has allowed me to be able to go grocery shopping and even helps me sleep sometimes. I still go to Neuromedical every 2 months for prescription refills. The waiting sucks. Long lines are common. Anyways, that my adventure from a pulled muscle to broke back. Oh, and all of this was written while waiting to see the doctor. Waiting sucks!

Had a great experience with Dr Burnett ... thank you Dr for listening to me and understanding …read more... no matter how my tests come out ... I trust you with my care

The staff have all been friendly and helpful. The therapists have both been very effective in their…read moretreatment as well as the support from the assistants. I'm glad to be using Kleinpeter Physical Therapy in my treatment. Thank you to everyone there.

From the owner: Welcome to Kleinpeter Physical Therapy, your trusted physical therapy care provider. Conveniently…read morelocated near McDonalds, we are the preferred provider in the Baton Rouge community. Our goal is helping to alleviate your pain by using techniques such as physical therapy, manual therapy, aquatic therapy, dry needling, sports performance, and more. If you are experiencing pain from conditions including back pain, sciatica, neck pain, shoulder pain, elbow pain, wrist pain, hand pain, hip pain, knee pain, ankle pain, arthritis, dizziness, post-surgical rehab, pelvic pain, sports injuries, and more, we can help. Schedule your appointment today to get started living a pain-free life!

i also want to thank my main physical therapist, daniel, and the exceptional job he did so i could…read morebecome pain-free. daniel was great. daniel was professional and helped me very very much. also, i want thank seth for everything he did for me. i of no better stronger, professional leader than seth! a huge thank you to daniel and seth!

This is an awesome clinic to go too if you need physical therapy. The building is kept very clean…read moreand all the staff is super nice. Gabi is a tech that makes your visit enjoyable! She's so nice to all the patients and always has a smile on her face. Matt is the other tech that is so nice to everyone. All the PTA's are good at what they do. They get along well with each other and make your visit fun. They truly care about their patients and work side by side with them the entire time. Then you have the PTs. So friendly. They like to work with their patients as well. So just know going here, you will be in good hands!

We have absolutely loved working with Lacie. My son loved going to his sessions with her every week!read more

Lacie was great with both of my kids! She's very patient and sends home lots of practice to…read morereinforce the lessons learned during session.

Great people, knowable and professional. Good place to be. I had knee surgery and needed a…read morelocation close to me. One of my church member recommended them. And it's a great experience.

Therapists are very knowledgeable and attentive. The atmosphere is positive among the patients and…read moretherapists. AND they get good results. When I started j could not do one "sit to stand " now I can do 14 in 30 seconds! They are friendly from the front desk to checkout. I can't say enough positive things about BR -PT Lake. Thank you everyone! TG and Lily

I called my Medical Insurance Company, United HealthCare, and they reccommended that I call Emerge…read moreCenter on Innovation Park Drive in Baton Rouge for my Hearing Health. I did and scheduled an appointment for a hearing test. Very nice people there and had my hearing test done the week I called and now waiting on my ENT to accept their testing and Hearing Aid recommendations. Hopefully soon, I will have my hearing back to normal with the help of the staff at the Emerge Center. I will add any updated information when I receive my Hearing aids. Thank you!

It took us 6 months of continuous calling to get a return phone call to set up a hearing test. Now…read moremy husband has a +$7000 pair of hearing aids that do not work & he can't get a return phone call after 3 months of continuous calls & messages to find out why they aren't working. We flew to BR being told we would be seen the day after Christmas, and here we sit in BR with zero communication about his appointment. We flew to BR from Atlanta and are EXTREMELY FRUSTRATED due to the lack of professionalism and horrible, nonexistent communication. We tried to express our frustration to the receptionist & were put in our place being told the audiologists are too busy to return phone calls. Who runs a business like this???

What an absolutely pathetic excuse for a business. To allow a predatory tow company to boot cars…read moreafter hours--while people are supporting local restaurants--shows just how little you care about this city, its small businesses, or frankly, basic human decency. Instead of fostering community and supporting a thriving restaurant scene, you've chosen to slap $200 boots on cars parked in YOUR empty lot at night. A physical therapy office... closed... but still desperate enough to nickel-and-dime people who are out spending money locally. It's laughable--if it weren't so sad. This is exactly why there's no progress here. Cities thrive on community, not on businesses squeezing every cent from the shadows when no one's looking. You made a few bucks off a tow company--congratulations. I hope it was worth the lost goodwill, the angry customers, and the countless people I'll make sure never choose your clinic when they need physical therapy. You've made it clear: your loyalty isn't to the community, or health, or healing. It's to pathetic, short-sighted profit. Shame on you.

I was very happy with my experience here today. I met with Dr Kasey Hill to assess my foot…read moreproblems. He is very knowledgeable and passionate about what he does. He helped give me a variety of rehab solutions and assured me that I was on the right track to recovery. They are fully equipped to help everyone from your basic injuries to the extent of helping professional athletes. I would recommend them to anyone with chronic pain. Don't live with pain or try to webmd and asses it yourself. It's important to seek professional help to avoid long term issues. Adair is another therapist here who knows her stuff! She's a conditioned athlete herself and I would recommend anyone to come see her or Dr Hill. And when you leave, head to Varsity Sports up the street and make sure you're wearing proper shoes!

This is the absolute best Physical therapist I have ever found! They have helped me with all of my…read morepains.This place is very professional, very clean and they actually listen to your problems!

The crew at Life Fitness Therapy are great, polite, professional, and very experienced. If you…read morehave injuries and need help, I would recommend Life Fitness Therapy in Baton Rouge.