Reform PT was fabulous for after my knee replacements. Tim worked with me one-on-one tailoring the…read moreexercises to what I was able to do. He's pleasant, supportive and flexible. I've referred him to many friends.

I came hobbled by ankle and foot pain from a surgery. Bobby Cochran was my therapist at the…read moreKennebunk location. His help made a huge difference in my strength, stability and mobility. I am so grateful for his insight and kindness. Thanks Bobby! I highly recommend Reform Physical Therapy. And Jill in the front is super kind, funny and efficient! Thanks Jill!

I have been doing my post hip replacement physical therapy at Coastal Ortho in Brunswick. The…read moreoffice staff is quick and efficient to check me in and collect my co-pay . I have been working with Amin to build back my strength and balance. He pushes me in a great way to make sure I have the best recovery possible. I feel comfortable and confident that I am in professional and knowledgeable hands.

I have only gone here for osteopathic work on my leg and neck, so I can only speak for that piece…read moreof this large facility. My initial visit included a very thorough stack of paperwork that covered my current injury, past injuries, and personal info for records. After that I was fairly quickly whisked into the back where they said they would be X raying my neck...what? Not sure if there was a mix up on my behalf or theirs but I assured the tech that we did not need to do this. He didn't argue and pleasantly brought me to my room for intake and to wait for my doctor. Dr. Abbott came in and chatted with me about my symptoms. He was very detailed and never seemed rushed to get to his next appointment. In the next couple of visits he has done the same and has given me several techniques to help alleviate pain along with his work that he has done on my neck and surrounding muscles. Sometimes runs late (don't all doctors) but overall an amazing experience and will continue to go to have work done on my neck.

I was beyond nervous going to my first Chiropractor appointment. I had no idea what I was getting…read moremyself into. Tracey immediately put my at ease with her kind, empathetic, and professional demeanor and really listened when I explained the symptoms I was experiencing. I explained that I been experiencing chronic leg and foot pain for a few weeks and my mind (as always ) goes to the worst case scenario. Tracey assured me that the condition I had was common and treatable. This relieved a lot of my anxiety I had. I am happy I found this practice. Their office had a calm and welcoming feeling when you walk in. I would recommend them to anyone who is looking for chiropractic work.

Dr. Victor is great! He listened attentively to my issue, worked on my neck via massage and…read moreadjustment, and was very low pressure for follow up appointments. I explained some negative experiences I had had with chiropractors previously and he was super transparent and easy to work with. He's also great to have a conversation with. Biggest bonus- there's an office dog!

This is a truly exceptional place…read more I tore my MCL four months back, and as a runner, it completely destroyed me and my whole life. I felt like I had no hope. I was walking home from the bus station one day and saw this place. I figured, why not call? What's to lose? They immediately were so kind, took my insurance, helped me. My PT, Dahne, is absolutely incredible. She has helped me go from barely being able to walk, to being able to climb Katahdin and run seven miles. She has listened to my goals and helped me achieve them- and it's hard work, but she pushes me and teaches me about how strong our bodies can be. I have never met another person that has inspired me so much in my fitness journey. I am so, so grateful for her. I'm still healing- MCL still gets spicy- and I'm so glad I have Dahne to help me. Being a chubby girl with an injury is embarrassing. But I never feel judged here. I cannot recommend enough.

I had no idea what to expect having never had a bad injury before that required PT but I am so…read morethoroughly impressed with Dirigo so far. Everyone from Sunny the patient care coordinator who is so quick to respond to any question to my amazing PT Liz to the other staff and patients, they're all kind, patient and use the most insanely cool high tech equipment. Seriously I felt like they could have rebuilt Steve Austin the six million dollar man, they definitely have the technology... :) I also love that you can check in when you arrive with your phone, very cool.

After my surgeon stating I was 3 weeks behind on my recovery due to Saco Bay's lack of care, OA was…read morean amazing change. Very professional people and clinic. Seeing awesome progress after major reconstructive shoulder surgery. Kristin is awesome!

I have been here a few times, It is off the main drag of a…read moreroad so it is easy to find. Luckily it is also set far enough away from the light so it's easy enough to get onto the street you need. They have a large mostly open parking lot. You go in the front door and immediately see the receptionist's booths there is plenty of them there to check people in. The ones I talked to were very friendly and engaging. The waiting areas are broken up so each office has an area for you to wait at. The nurses and doctors are very kind and listened to what I had to say and made a point to ask and answer any questions I had. I do recommend this place if it is one of the places your looking at

After over an hour on hold, the operator picked up the call. Turns out to be a call center, which…read morethen took my request to MAKE a follow-up appointment with a MD there. One week later I received a message that they had called back. I returned the call to the # left, only to be put back in the line to await a return call. A total waste of time. Dr.Feller is a good physician, but the hospital is a joke. I'll drive to Portland and go to Mercy.

So I had PT for a shoulder injury. I work at a doctors office. It is nice to see that their office…read moreis working with pts and COVID standards. Face mask required. Temp checked at the door. Series of questions asked and answered. There is a young man set up at the front taking care of all these protocols. Then waiting area is nicely spaced. While waiting for my therapist I would watch the same young man from the front door go over and clean and sanitize gym equipment stations. He would flip a sign on each piece to show it had been cleaned. Bryan is my physical therapist. Very friendly. He spent a good deal of time getting to the root of the injury and finding the right ways to strengthen and improve my shoulder. He gave me home exercises to do until I return and advised to not over do it.

The front desk staff was super efficient…read more The PA was very nice. The flow of traffic in the building is smooth. For me, the actual doctor is where it all fell apart. After waiting AN HOUR after my scheduled appointment time, he burst into the room, no introduction, and immediately started reading off my chart about what hurt on me where. A quick pull and push on my arm, and he declared I had tendonitis. "Do you want a steroid shot or an MRI?" Then a nurse opened the door, told him he had a call, and he abruptly left. He reappeared ten minutes later asking me if I had decided on the steroid shot or the MRI, strongly suggesting I go with the steroid shot, and that I could always set-up an MRI later. I tried to ask about the growth inside my arm (which the x-ray my PCP took clearly showed), but he said "it was no big deal" and he "wasn't worried about it." I tried to ask about the success rate of a steroid shot reducing pain and he said, "I don't know, but people stop calling me so I assume they're better."* I tried to ask if a steroid shot had any side effects or would increase my anxiety/depression and he said, "there's no side effects and I don't know why anxiety or depression would be related to this." I felt like I had no option but to get the steroid shot. So he said, "Okay, great," and left the room again. A PA came in, set-up the shot, then departed. Another ten minutes later, he came back into the room, jabbed me, and asked, "How do you feel?! Better already?! Move it around! Check it out!" I moved it around. I checked it out. It felt the same. "Ahh, well, give it a week and then if you're still in pain in a month or so, let me know," he said, then left for the final time. I was talked at. I was talked around. I was talked over. I'm not sure he ever even knew my name. Maybe he's seen people with pain like mine a hundred times, but this is my first time dealing with something like this. It would have been great to have a conversation with him, for him to have listened to me, for him to have actually looked at my xray, for him to have given me any information (he scribbled down "things to Google later" [his words] for me), for him to have had any bedside manner at all. I understand he might have been very, very busy and he probably needed to move me in and move me out as quickly as possible, but... there's still a tactful way to do that. My dad comes here for his pain/surgeries and he *loves* his doctor; he came with me today and was appalled at the way I was treated. "Glad he's not my doctor," he said as we left. I can't recommend or not recommend Spectrum at this time - it seems like it depends on the doctor you get, and I just happened to luck out. But I will say: it's YOUR health. And if you don't feel like you're getting the care you need or deserve, find somewhere you do feel comfortable and listened to. *ONE MONTH LATER: I wrote the above the week of my first (and only) appointment. I decided not to post the review until a month had passed so I could see if the steroid shot worked. While less and in a different way now, my arm is still sore/achey. But I guess the doctor did get one thing right: I won't be calling him again.