The strategies Jessica provides really work. She is extremely kind and playful and our son actually…read morehad his first words during a session with Jessica

My son has been seeing Jessica since April to assist with his speech. After every session I notice…read morehe is making more of an effort to use words and sounds. Prior to seeing Jessica he made virtually no sounds. Jessica is kind and patient and is awesome with kids! After only a couple of sessions my son was so comfortable with her that he now walks right into her office when we arrive and gives her a hug when we leave. Jessica has also been very good at providing me with guidance and recommendations of things to work on at home. I would recommend Jessica if you are looking for a speech pathologist in the Vancouver area.

I reached out to them in before summer and was told someone would call me the following week. This…read moredid not happen. I had to call repeatedly weeks apart. I gave up temporarily. I tried again months later to give them another chance. I waited weeks for my in home appointment. I missed one call 2 days before my appointment but did not receive an email or voicemail. On the day of the appointment I booked the afternoon off and was ready for my appointment. One minute after it was supposed to start I received a text message canceling the appointment because there was no SLP that day. I expressed my frustration and the staff lied about calling me 3 times and did not apologize. That was their last chance. Thanks for wasting weeks of my life waiting for undelivered services. Go anywhere else!

Nexus Therapy was the first company we found online that provides speech therapy at home in the…read moreGreat Vancouver area. Yesterday I called them in the afternoon, but nobody answered the phone, so I left a message on their website hoping that they could reach me back later on; however, I didn't hear anything back. So this morning I called the number again, and a lady answered my phone. I was surprised that the lady didn't speak English well, nor did she show any warmth or enthusiasm when doing customer support/service. She said "Hi" to me at the very beginning, but that's it; I didn't hear anything like "how are you", "thank you" or "goodbye" throughout the conversion. I had planned to use their service for sure to improve my speech; however, I changed my mind after this call. There is no way for me to trust a speech therapy service provider like this.

For the past couple of weeks we have been trying to get in and make an appointment. Our doctor has…read moresent a referral. The people here never answer the phone. We've called from different phones, different days, different times. None of it helps. Almost every call ends up with a robotic voice pronouncing a US01LV error.

This post is on behalf of my partner who suffers from a debilitating neurological disorder that has…read moreno cure. 'Don' was referred here by his doctor for treatment on his feet to help with severe dystonia that causes severe pain and that making it hard to even walk. His first visit was hopeful as his PT let him know he would be able to help and the first thing they would do is fit him for much needed orthotics. Next visit, PT gave him temporary orthotics and asked him to come back the next morning to receive the new ones that were being made. Next visit, examined his feet, applying pressure at specific areas that were supposed to relax his dystonic feet. When the PT was unsuccessful, he told Don that it was impossible that his feet continued to cramp and thought he was faking it. He then told him he would not be receiving orthotics because the temporary ones had not been as effective as he thought, stating, "There's no way I'm approving these to your insurance as I don't see them medically necessary." As he checked out they gave him a pamphlet on where to buy special orthotics on Amazon. He checked the website and these special orthotics don't even come out on the market for another 5 years. I will spare you the rest of this experience, including voicemails, etc., and Don's refusal to go back. Someone dealing with a neurological disorder that is physically debilitating and misunderstood disorder has a hard time with the social consequences everyday. If you don't have a clue what you are doing, don't blame your patient for your lack of understanding. It can have lasting effects on someone that isn't given a lot of hope.

I went pre and post surgery for total hip replacement. They were awesome!…read moreThey didn't drag out my recovery appointments like some places do. They did what needed done and told me I was done, that i no longer would benefit from more weeks of appointments.

Love this place, the PT's here know what they are doing! Professional, caring and very…read moreknowledgeable. I came in post op 9 weeks barely walking and now 14 weeks later I'm doing amazing and am walking correctly now thanks to capstone! Love the staff!