On May 6, 2023, I strained one of my right calf muscles. It was very painful and I had trouble…read morewalking without a limp. I went to see the doctor and he told me what the problem was. Since we were to travel on a walking-intensive trip to Germany approx. three weeks hence, we asked the doctor if I could get some PT. He wrote the referral and told us that Pro-Motion on Slaughter Ln was a good place to go. That was convenient since he is in the same shopping center. After an initial evaluation by one of the doctors at ProMotion, they placed me with Byron, a former Marine, who went to ACC and was trained as a Physical Therapy Assistant. I was amazed by how good he was--I think he's a natural for this kind of thing, though I'm sure the training also helped a lot. I really hope he gets the opportunity to study to get his doctorate in PT, because I'm pretty sure he will be a great one. He was always patient, firm, and honest. A hard combination to find--though the fact that he was a Marine made it a little less surprising. I made a lot of progress in three weeks, but as we came to the end of the three weeks, we decided that it was best for me to bring a cane along on the trip (I'd never used a cane in my life) since I was told we would be walking typically 5 to 7 miles per day (of course, not all in one walk without a break--but, still that's more than I walked before my injury). Brandon taught me how to use the cane. Though I was able to basically get around without a cane, I did need it sometimes, especially towards the end of a day. He also counseled me on selecting the right kind of compression socks to wear on the airplane. I cannot say enough good things about Byron and Pro-Motion Physical Therapy.

I was in PT for my shoulder (long term injury from years ago) for almost 6 months at another place…read moreand they only made my injury worse. Took a break for a while then over Christmas break, injured my shoulder again and ended up wearing a brace for a few days. Came to Pro Motion and I wish I came here years ago. Dennis has been a life saver. He could tell immediately what was going on, that I wouldn't need surgery and would just need 6 weeks. So thankful for Dennis - just trust me and go see him. I've been recommending him to others ever since!

This wellness center is located in a strip center and near to an H-E-B. This place opened its doors…read morein 2022. They offer a vaiety of services both to HEB partners, spouses and the general public. They don't accept outside insurance except for nutrition visits. HEB partners pay no copay, but general public does. The photos below describe their plans and services.

From the owner: H-E-B Wellness Primary Care offers more than primary care services, we offer a patient-centered…read morepersonalized healthcare experience focused on getting you well so you can stay well. Your health and time are important to us, which is why we are dedicated to creating a convenient and efficient experience for every patient who walks through our doors. Whether you need a routine check-up or an unexpected sick visit, our doctors, nurses, and staff are there to ensure you receive the high standard of care you deserve. Services include primary care medical visits, labs, immunizations, physical therapy, nutrition services, imaging, and other enhanced wellness offerings! We don't accept insurance, instead, we offer upfront, simple pricing with no surprises for single visits or monthly membership plans.

son unos incompetentes. Desde la recepción hasta los doctores. La recepciónsita me dijo que yo no…read moreestoy en el sistema y mi compañía no envió nada para hacer mis exámenes y le dije y porque ustedes me enviaron un testo para que llene? la mujer dijo oh ok llénelo. Casi pierdo mi tiempo y viaje por ellos no revisar bien. Después de hacer el examen no lo han enviado a él DOT y pueden afectar mi licencia y si eso pasa los pienso demandar. Me siento discriminada y creo ya esto es personal porque les dejé otro mal comentario en internet.

I wrote my full review on Google Maps, but I'll sum it up here. Just don't pick this place as one…read moreto have your DOT physical exam b/c you will most likely wait a couple hours in a room by yourself w/ no one ever checking in on you nor offering you any snack or water before you can have your 4.5-minute exam. In detail, I visited on Friday, March 31, 2023. I walked inside at 10:40 a.m. (local time), was called at 11:14 a.m. to begin my urine drug screening, alcohol breathe test, and measurements (weight, BP, etc.), and finished them all at 11:36 a.m. From 11:36 a.m. to 2 p.m. (on the dot), I waited alone in a room for a 4.5-minute DOT physical exam. I walked out with my papers around 2:04 p.m. If you do decide to come here, charge your phone to a high value or bring a portable charger, come with water to give yourself, and, well, basically pack like it's a child's field trip, b/c you'll be here for a good amount of hours from checking in to until your paperwork is handed to you and you're able to finally leave - and I even filled out a form prior to my visit to help expedite this process the day of. How pathetic for a business with "Urgent" in its name. To add, I did another urine drug test the Monday of that same work week at a LabCorp inside a Walgreens. Want to know how fast I was in and out of the building? 1:08-1:26 p.m. (local time). That's walking in, checking in, waiting, performing the administered drug test, getting my paperwork, and walking out to the parking lot. While CUC and LabCorp did different things, the fact a LabCorp can do a drug test for me faster than the time I waited inside CUC to be seen to provide my sample, it's ridiculous yet also hilarious to think of.

My dad was here in hospice for his final week. I can't speak to their rehab program but hospice was…read moreexcellent. I'm in another state and I could always get someone on the phone to update me. They did everything they could to keep him comfortable and keep his agitation under control. Everyone I spoke to seemed to genuinely care about what was best for him, and I know he in and out of a delusional state and was being extremely difficult sometimes. The family who made it out to see him said he was well treated and being taken care of. Sadly he died minutes before I boarded a flight to see him, but they made the whole process of dealing with his remains easy for me.

I have seen something that are wrong, like when people are ready to eat the make people wait till…read morethey feed people that need assistance first and feed them while the have to watch. They should give people their trays then give the ones that need assistance after so no one needs to be waiting. Also notice they don't treat the patient very nicely that need assistance.

Dr J caused pain in areas that I had no issue with prior to my visits. After the 2nd visit, I had…read moreknee pain. After the third visit, I had to go to my Dr for shoulder pain just to make sure it wasn't anything serious after a week and half of it hurting. Luckily, it was just an inflamed joint from Dr J pressing too hard. Dr Brooke was dismissive and basically said Dr J couldn't have caused it. I had no pain with my knees and shoulder prior to my visits. I miss Dr. Aguilar.

Always have a great time when I get to visit. These guys & gals crack me up! I always leave happy!read more