Alison has truly changed my son's life for the better. When he first started, he struggled with…read moreconfidence and communication, but through her patient guidance and incredible skill, he has blossomed into a confident little speaker who loves to express himself. Her kindness, patience, and deep knowledge shine through in every session. She always meets my son where he's at, encourages him with warmth, and celebrates every bit of progress with genuine joy. It's clear she truly cares about her students and their families. We are endlessly grateful for all she has done -- she didn't just help improve his speech, she helped him find his voice. Sincerely, Maxine Banks

The positive attitude and reassuring patience of Miss Kayla has worked wonders for my 3 year old…read morewho has high energy and is easily distracted. My kid always looks forward to OT and I have also learned so much from watching Miss Kayla work her magic. I'm glad we found Kids in Motion!

You can't schedule an appointment. They don't answer their phones. It gets discouraging especially…read moreif you're in pain and need the services you're referred for from your doctor. I'd suggest another facility that will answer their phones and have more flexible hours.

The Staff is professional and friendly and have great techniques and treatments for your inury…read more(ies).

Our Daughter was diagnosed late and their initial availability was in April but when she got…read moreapproved by Harbor Regional Center for services they had an opening within a month (February). In the first 2 months there she made tremendous progress with her speech and behavior. After that her progress was slower but she still made progress. She was there MWF for 2.5hrs. We had to take her out when she turned 3 in July and is now at our local district "early learning" program where she continues to make progress. We had Carly's class. The staff were all great and happy and cheerful to all the kids. I think PTN employees all have their own "circle time" memorizing not only kids names but parents as well. New employees would know who I was and even the upper level staff knew my name. I must credit all of the staff and teamwork that goes into making PTN work. The staffing level feels like 1:1 most of the time because they have aids and volunteers. Their open door policy lets parents be with their child all the time if they wish. I only had 3 problems: 1. I was supposed to take off work a little bit for their trike time they have once a week but the therapist in charge of it didn't show up to work. The staff (not Carly) said it would probably be the next day so I stayed a little while then too but they didn't go on trikes. The day after that I asked them and they said they probably won't go on trikes till the next month. It caused me some time at work. 2. Their respite rendezvous lets parents drop off their kids (usually night time) once a month for about 4 hours. Enough for dinner and a movie. You have to sign up as slots fill up fast. They do allow older siblings go so one time there were a lot of older kids running around and knocking my daughter over and the rooms got very crowded. After that it was never that full and our Daughter had a pleasant time at respite rendezvous. 3. Parking spaces are small and most parents have an SUV. Getting kids in/out of your car may be difficult when it's drop-off/pickup time. To this day when i show my daughter the group picture she took on her last day she stares at all the faces remembering the good times.

Mr Ryan is a great caring therapist including all others while my son was attending in March 2024 …read more So happy my son got to attend this center based program (:

First off I'd like to say I'm sorry it's taking me this long to write a review for Atlantis…read morePhysical Therapy. I have now been going to Atlantis Physical Therapy on and off for a year and a half. I first started with my thumb, I have osteoarthritis so it can flare up periodically and cause pain. Most recently I am working on a painful-stubborn tennis elbow. My therapist is Dustin and I can't express enough gratitude for him. He is the best OT I've ever worked with, his professionalism and his knowledge in his field are off the charts. Atlantis is lucky to have him, if you need an OT stop looking and don't think anymore, go to Atlantis Physical Therapy and ask for Dustin. He is always on time, always super helpful, always patient, always pleasant and very professional!!! He truly cares about each and every one of his patients; I can see him interacting with other patients while I'm getting my own treatment and I'm always in awe that someone cares this much about helping people work through their pain! He never misses an opportunity to ask how I'm doing while we are working through each of the exercises, he has made for my specific needs, while making sure I'm doing them all correctly and without pain! He's always willing to help others, I see this especially in the summer when he's mentoring students who want to go into this field, they don't know how lucky they are to be learning from him! Lastly, Dustin listens to you and brings his knowledge and compassion to the table every single day; he's funny too and such a great human being! Do yourself a favor, if you want to see results, call Atlantis Physical Therapy today, you will not be disappointed, I promise!

No wonder the previous reviews! Wow whoever answers the phone if ever - is rude and keeps avoiding…read moremaking appointments and cant find referrals repeatedly. Stay away and take your insurance elsewhere- ugh !!!!! Loser place

Great experience, the staff are caring, professional, knowledgeable and attentive. Top tier…read morefacility, clean environment with ample parking.

Hand Therapy Center of the South Bay is a fantastic place to go for Rehab of any hand related…read moreinjuries or issues. I suffer from Carpal Tunnel and was very despondent when I received the diagnosis. Jonathan and Dana are wonderful and friendly therapists. They genuinely care and provide the necessary attention and excellent treatment for what ails 'yer hands and arms. My hourly weekly treatments included heat packs, ice packs, a variety of exercises and my absolute favorite, the dual forearm massage. Man, I love those forearm massages! Jonathan also made very effective braces for both arms so that I could finally sleep at night without waking up because my hands and arms went numb. I highly, highly recommend Hand Therapy Center of the South Bay!

I love this place. Staff are very professional and patient. Office environment is clean. Plenty of…read moreparking too. We love love Ms. Jen. She was instrumental on helping us with our daughter's impulsive behavior. Teaching her cooping skills etc. We as parents also implemented the tools Ms. Jen recommended and it has made a huge difference. If you want your child to succeed its all about consistency and doing your part as parents. Ms. Jen was very supportive and instrumental in our daughter's growth. We will forever be thankful to Ms. Jen.

My friend recommended Bright steps , since she brings her son here; she had nothing but good things…read moreto say about this place . We had our evaluation with Diana , and she was amazing ! She was very welcoming and answered all my questions , can't wait to start working with the team . Everyone seems great already !

The Facility is well managed. The nursing staff are very…read moreattentive and caring especially in the 200 section. Physical therapy was very helpful for my mother. Love the service provided by CNA Janetta

It took me a while to post this review. I didn't want to revisit this place in my memory because of…read moresuch a terrible experience, but I finally decided to share it in the hope of helping future patients and residents. If you are working with a case manager who promises you that this is a core center and the best facility, please do not believe a word of it. On my first day there, I witnessed a patient getting up from a wheelchair, falling, and scraping the back of his head against a wall while the nurses simply sat there watching. I was the one who rushed to help him up. My dad was sent there to recover from a hospital procedure that had caused inflammation. He lasted only seven days before suffering from an infection. They put my dad in a room with two other patients. It was a very small room with a dirty curtain and such a foul smell that I actually threw up when I visited. On the second night, they called me at 2 a.m. to tell me they had found Dad on the floor and didn't know how he could have fallen. Keep in mind that his bed had rails, but the bed was broken. After a meeting with the staff, who eagerly promised to provide several services, including diligent monitoring of Dad's feeding tube and TPN (total parenteral nutrition) feeding, speech therapy, and an activities specialist, I never saw any of them at Dad's bedside. They made promises, but none of them were kept. At one point, a nurse's aide tried to remove Dad's dirty, soiled gown, but it became tangled around his feeding tube. She asked the attending nurse to help remove it. The next day, when I came to see Dad, his gown was still attached to the tube. It had remained that way overnight. Dad's TPN feeding bag needed to be replaced, but the replacement was delayed by 10 hours. Dad depended on that bag for his nutrition because he was not eating by mouth like the other patients. Sure enough, there was no feeding bag, just a dirty gown wrapped around the tube. Dad then suffered a severe infection and was rushed to Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, just two blocks away. He had a TPN PICC line infection, which I believe was caused by the nursing home's negligence. Even the hospital ER doctor told us that the nursing home had a reputation for sending patients to the emergency room in poor condition and neglecting their care. When we returned the next morning to collect Dad's belongings, we signed a form instructing the nursing home to close his account. Despite this, they tried to charge us $2,000 for keeping Dad's bed for a few days. I had to have a very firm conversation with the billing department before they finally acknowledged that I had signed the form and removed the charges. Meanwhile, they were harassing me about the bill while my dad was fighting for his life at UCLA. There was no compassion or apparent remorse, even though they were clearly in the wrong and had miscommunicated with their own staff. Please, if you ever have to place a loved one in a nursing home, no matter how short the stay, do your research. Do not blindly trust your case manager's recommendations. Visit the facility beforehand, and trust your instincts. If the place is dirty and the staff are busier celebrating a potluck than attending to the residents' needs, take that as a serious warning sign. SUNNYSIDE IS HELL--THERE IS NOTHING SUNNY ABOUT THIS PLACE.

I highly recommend Emi at Jovia for hand therapy. From my first appointment, it was clear that she…read moreis extremely knowledgeable and professional. She took the time to thoroughly evaluate my condition and create a treatment plan tailored to my specific needs. Throughout my therapy, she carefully adjusted my program to ensure I continued making steady progress while avoiding re-injury. I always felt confident that I was in capable hands. What truly stood out was her compassionate approach. She listened attentively to my concerns and addressed them with patience and encouragement, making me feel genuinely supported every step of the way. I'm very grateful for her care and would absolutely recommend her to anyone in need of hand therapy.

During pregnancy and postpartum, I was having a lot of issues with pain in my wrists and arms due…read moreto tendinitis/carpal tunnel. I had seen a PT via Kaiser who was helpful, but the pain continued. Thankfully I was able to connect with Emi and she was so helpful in instructing me in quick exercises and messages that helped tremendously in relieving the pain in my hand, many of which I still use today when my wrists and arms hurt! What was also very helpful to me postpartum was the way she instructed me to lift and carry my baby and baby things, putting more weight on my arms and other parts of my body, instead of my fingers and wrist taking the brunt of the weight. She also gave me a helpful tool to undo the car seat buckle instead of using my thumbs all the time. Definitely appreciate Emi and her treatments and tips so much!

Julie was wonderful to work with - she's incredibly kind, patient, and knowledgeable. She was very…read morethorough in her work and provided tons of feedback that helped us know we were on track with progress in our daughter. Would absolutely work with her again!

We had the most amazing experience with Julie! She came to our home to work with my twin babies and…read morewas so gentle, caring, and knowledgeable and PATIENT! The difference in their comfort and ease after her cranialfascial work was incredible. Having her come to us made the process so easy and relaxed--I can't recommend her highly enough!

I have not found a place like PlaySense. All of the therapists are child centered and paying…read moreattention to the information the child is showing us. They have a fun and expansive sensory room that the child can stay in the entire session if needed, and lots of well designed fine motor activities that are educational and therapeutic. Their training is one of a kind and gets to the root of issues rather than setting unrealistic expectations of children's behaviors. Can not recommend enough! Very smart involved capable staff and welcoming fun environment.

From the owner: playSense provides individualized occupational therapy to children and adolescents. We specialize…read morein sensory integration and providing a personal experience tailored to your family's needs.