This is the worst facility you could put your parent in or have to go to yourself. I ended up…read morefiling several MAARC reports on them. The nursing director was proactive and had no idea that the female nurses were so negligent in their duties. My mother was there and requested FEMALE- only assistance with toileting since she has had some trauma in this area. She had a female PCA who did what she was supposed to do to assist her. My mother was physically on the toilet when her pca's break time came, the pca went and notified all 4 female nursing staff on shift. They did nothing. My mother was still sitting on the toilet for 1 hour before her PCA came from break and found her where she left her. All four female nurses were there, doing nothing but talking. During the PCA's break the male PCA came to ask my mother if he could help AND requested the female nurses attend to her. They refused. My mother called me crying to explain the situation and I called them immediately. The director was requested and when I explained how unacceptable it was that there were four nurses there who refused to act, one nurse responded "I was right there and she refused the male PCA's assistance. I asked her why she specifically failed to act, since she was "right there" and was advised that "toileting was not her job". I explained last I knew, personal care was a nurses job in a TCU. I explained there are many nurses who have helped with toileting and she belonged in a different field if she couldn't remember where she started out and that she was coverage for the PCA when they went on lunch. We removed my mother immediately from this facility. The director advised me that she "coached" the negligent nurse. This was all private pay... NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY.

EVERY THING! The office experience is horrible . Trying to reach a patient is impossible.read more

For more about my circumstances you may see my review of Courage Kenny Abbott Northwestern (a…read morerelated facility formerly known as Sister Kenny Institute) if you wish. But this is a review of Courage Kenny Golden Valley (formerly Courage Center). I was an in-patient in their Transitional Rehabilitation Program (TRP) from sometime in mid-April until June 7th, 2019. I came from Courage Kenny ANW) in a stable but still very dependent state. I was still wheelchair bound for example. Again, I choose to not omit staff so will make only general observations. That said, whether PT, OT, SLP, Doctors, Nurses, PAs, Social Workers and all others they were very well trained, could both push and support you and I found them to be engaging while professional. In my opinion, just exceptional in every aspect. Unlike stays at previous places, I had a roommate. But in my case this was mitigated by having what amounted to an alcove all to myself. Additionally, this location distinguished itself by not being a hospital or hospital based. Breakfast was served on individual trays in an informal setting. Lunch and dinner were both cafeteria style and for these we gathered in a more formal but still communal dining area that, when the weather cooperated spilled out to an adjacent patio. Good views of nearby Theodore Wirth golf course were available indoors or out. It was great to witness golfers arrive in the Spring as regular as Robins. The entire campus sprawls over acres of well maintained, beautiful grounds. A bridge spans Bassett Creek and it was at its apex that I can recall getting out of my wheelchair and standing unassisted for the first time in what seemed a long time. Another way this campus differs from a hospital is that, when safe, they encourage field trips. These could be to a Doctor's appointment, various meals or celebrations or just to get away for a few hours. A PT will briefly orient the given driver and if you can get in and out of the vehicle you're good to go. In any case, after six months of institutional care the last of which was this place, I was discharged on June 7th, 2019 and returned home. Any trepidation I may have had was largely allayed when a PT and OT together visited my home (relatively nearby) to make some safety recommendations. As a result, among other changes I had ralis and grab bars installed in several locations throughout the house. I entered into home care (a phase I decided to call The Mountain Comes to Muhammed) coordinated through Courage Kenny. I was visited by PT, OT and Speech Therapists, Social Workers and Nurses. Although different, they too were top-notch. Finally I entered what I choose to call (you guessed it) the Muhammed Goes to The Mountain phase, namely out-patient care. At the risk of sounding like a broken record, the staff were across the board superb. If I am to safely walk unassisted or am assessed ready to resume driving, I don't think that I could be in better hands.

Had a driver test several months ago and it was very bad. Did not actually test any drivers skills…read morebut rather was a cursory drive around the neighborhood and the evaluation was pretty bad. Overly critical of minor issues with no real time feedback. Just a synopsis that I didn't pass and that was it. Not impressed at all.

Highly recommend Kristine Girbe for your child. She engages her kids well, makes everything a game…read moreso they actually want to pay attention and do the exercises. She's tiny, but she's not afraid to work with children that are bigger than her.

From the owner: At Sora Therapy, located at 11100 86th Ave N in Maple Grove, MN, we provide high-quality speech &…read morelanguage therapy, occupational therapy and physical therapy. We help children with deficits in communication, self-help, gross motor, fine motor, sensory, or academic skills reach their fullest potential. We work with children from birth to adulthood providing timely, individualized therapy services in a caring environment through the personalized attention of a committed staff. Our skilled staff provides individualized treatment plans specifically for your child's needs and development.

Just got home from having a Lymphatic/Drainage Massage and ice/compression therapy. I was very…read moreimpressed with the facility and knowledge of employees. Treatment rooms are the nicest & most relaxing I have seen. State of the Art ! They do MANY things here and will likely go back for additional treatments while recovering from a bad knee replacement. Would recommend trying them out.

From the owner: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Specialist, Pain Management Specialist, and Sports Medicine…read moreDoctor located in St. Paul, MN Dr. PierreCharles is recognized by Continental Who's Who as a Lifetime Achiever in Sports Medicine. He is also the recipient of the 2018 & 2019 Top Doctor Award for Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Minnesota and is described as the leading sports medicine and pain medicine physician. He has extensive experience in the field of sports and rehabilitation medicine. He firmly believes in patient education and individualized care. He received his medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine in Roseau, Dominica and then went on to complete his residency in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation from the University of Minnesota. After his residency, Dr. PierreCharles served as a provider of nonsurgical Orthopedic Sports Medicine and Pediatric Orthopedics at various locations throughout Chicago. Dr. PierreCharles specializes in treating several acute and chronic musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries, concussions, and nonsurgical fracture management. He's particularly interested in treating nonsurgical orthopedic sports injuries and enjoys working with people of all ages. He also provides pre-participation physicals, procedural Botox® for chronic migraines, platelet-rich plasma and stem cell regenerative medicine, ultrasound and MRIs for MSK injuries, ImPACT testing for concussions, interventional pain management, neuro-rehabilitation, clinical acupuncture, and prev...