When I was referred to Rehab Etc I was prepared to be disappointed. I have had spine issues for 30…read moreyears. I have had 3 surgeries, dozens of nerve blocks, chiropractic adjustments and, of course, physical therapy. I have taken every pain medication and muscle relaxer prescribed and over-the-counter meds too. I even bought a 4 channel E-Stim unit, TENS unit and full back and neck hydocollators. I wasn't prepared for dry needling and was very sore afterwards for a few days. For the first time in a decade I finally feel something improved.

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Alana and the entire staff at Mojo/Midsouth Orthopaedic are awesome folks. Alana was very caring…read moreand on top of everything. The physical therapy, I received was what I needed this afternoon.

I have just started here with Anna Evans to work on healing my body through strengthening my pelvic…read morefloor. It's not something that is talked about enough but thankfully there has been some light shed on this recently. I've just had one session so far - so I'd like to update this after the end of our sessions - but I am so impressed with Anna! You can tell she cares a great deal about her patients and about her line of work. I felt like "man, I am in the right place." PT work is difficult because you are retraining your body to do stuff it should be doing. FRUSTRATING! But Anna breaks it down into bite-sized pieces that you can manage. Thank. God. For. That!!!! I couldn't recommend this place and this physical therapist enough!

I enjoyed the atmosphere here as well as the people at the front desk. Josh, my physical therapist,…read morewas great and very knowledgeable. However, I mainly only saw the physical therapist's assistant, Lindsay, which was different from other PT clinics I've been to. Lindsay was very rude and rushed me in and out as quick as she could for every appointment. One time, she even went as far as to clap at me and raise her voice to try and get my attention from across the room while she was with another patient at the same time. You certainly don't get individualized care here, but I enjoyed the clinic and Josh.

The Smith Clinic offers an array of services for those suffering from post-operative pain or just…read moregeneral injury or muscle and joint-related illness. Some of the services offered at the clinic include -- Fibromyalgia pain (awesome and hard to find, in my experience) work, spinal conditions, arthritis, balance and gait problems, and more. They also offer help for those avid or wanting to be avid golfers to improve strength, endurance, and form.

I was having constant bouts of vertigo. I had seen an ENT and an acupuncturist. Neither helped…read more After going to Memphis Spine and Sport and getting on a treatment plan I feel so much better. The staff is always courteous and the doc is always professional.

If your reading this, please understand this is with the MOST sincere review a person could give. I…read morehave been visiting Dr. Hogan for over a month now and I have tears in my eyes as I express how grateful I am to him and his staff. I suffer from sever musculoskeletal issues and had back surgery 3 years ago to which I am still having problems. From my first visit through now, I have been expericening nothing but success with my movements and just all around relief that I have not had in over 6+ years. While I have a long way to go, I am so grateful for the relief I have had to date. I don't know who needs to hear this, but if you are in pain, YOU GOTTA visit Dr. Hogan. Just be honest and talk to him. He listens, ask questions, takes his time to address your issues INDIVIDUALLY, but more than this...HE IS COMPASSIONATE!!! His whole staff has been nothing less than STELLAR! I would recommend him to anyone who is in pain and needs relief. Not a miracle worker, just a Dr. who will do all he can to ensure he does what he can to make his clients feel better for their everyday living. I am now oneof his BIGGEST fans! Dr. Hogan, THANKS for caring and helping me get some sense of noramalcy back in my life.

I spent 11 days here as a post-op, high-risk neurosurgical patient. If you are considering this…read morefacility, please use this checklist to perform due diligence and protect your loved ones from injury or neglect:Medication Pre-Approval: Confirm all medications are approved by the rehab doctor and pharmacist before arrival.Therapy Customization: Verify the mandatory 3-hour daily PT/OT requirement matches your doctor's recommendations and can be split into safe increments. Cookie-cutter protocols can be dangerous.Night Staffing: Ask if at least 2 staff members cover your floor at night and how wandering patients entering others' rooms are managed.Scheduled Meds: Ensure non-PRN medications are automatically monitored and given on time. If a dose is missed, demand a formal investigation.Hygiene & Linens: Ask who monitors bed linen changes to prevent bacterial infections on surgical incisions.Water Pitchers: Ensure plastic water pitchers are replaced regularly to prevent bacterial growth.Shower Hazards: Inspect shower chairs. A washcloth propped under a leg indicates an uneven floor or broken chair, which is a major tipping hazard. Report it to maintenance.Staff Behavior: If staff threatens to withhold medication because a patient is crying from severe post-surgical pain, report it up the chain of command immediately.Plumbing Failures: If bathrooms back up and floor staff ignores it, call facility maintenance directly or alert housekeeping to bypass the delay.Discharge Planning & Equipment: Days before discharge, ensure you are properly measured for a walker. If they fail to order one, they may force discharge without it, provide the wrong size, or stop your medication and food trays while forcing you to locate your own equipment in the Memphis area.Overnight Furniture: Be aware that overnight guests may only have an upright, non-reclining vinyl chair to sleep on, despite promises of cots or sleeper sofas.Safety Lifeline: Keep a cell phone close at all times in case nurses or techs ignore calls for assistance for several hours.Stay vigilant, keep a notepad of daily events, and never leave vulnerable or elderly patients unattended.

While the facility itself has potential, there are concerns regarding the professionalism and…read moretraining environment among some staff members. My mother was employed here, and unfortunately her experience with training was disappointing. She described trainers taking extended breaks, rushing through important training material, and providing limited support throughout the onboarding process. I initially recommended this facility to her because of its convenient location and the opportunity for a new experience, so it has been discouraging to hear how unsupported she has felt. As someone who also works in healthcare, I understand the importance of professionalism, teamwork, and patient-centered care. I have also observed interactions involving patient care concerns where some staff members, including nurses, displayed unprofessional attitudes. Patient care should always remain the top priority, and employees should reflect the values and standards expected in a healthcare environment. With stronger leadership, accountability, and improved staff engagement, this facility could provide a much better experience for both employees and patients. I sure hope this problems improves for future staff members.

I called and the person who answered was not friendly or helpful. They made me feel like I was a…read morebother and like they didn't want to be there. Usually people in healthcare are compassionate and caring.

Worked there for less than 2 weeks. Extremely dirty, my direct supervisor was rude, degrading and…read moreunprofessional. More of a dictator than a leader. NO training, poor communication. Staff were offered $100 gift card if they left a good review or social media post praising the facility. Would never send a friend or loved them there. Had orientation with 3 other new staff. Three of us have already left.