I'd never been to a chiropractor before, but when I started having a lot of back and neck pain…read morerecently, I decided to try something new. (With a toddler and a newborn to take care off, I didn't have time to just sit around and wait for it to get better, which is all doctors seem to recommend!). My boss recommended Dr. Limonoff (who insists on being called Jeff) at East Lansing Chiropractic. The office was very friendly and got me in the day after I called. There was a bit of a wait once I got there -- maybe 15 minutes -- but not a huge deal. Jeff is super-friendly and very chatty. He explained everything thoroughly, and I didn't find the adjustments painful. One nice thing is that he doesn't push X-rays (I especially appreciated that, as a nursing mom) or a bunch of follow-up visits. He even said, "Unless this is a pain you've had for 20 years, if I haven't gotten it fixed in three visits, I'm doing something wrong." That was nice to hear, as some of the chiropractors I was looking at before he was recommended seemed to expect you to be coming back for MONTHS! I've had two visits now (with instructions to make another if the pain comes back), and I feel great! If I have any more back or neck issues, I'll definitely see Jeff again.

These 2 Chiropractors are wonderful! I am also a Lansing Chiropractor 33 years in practice! Dr…read more Barricklow was a Classmate and partner in practice for 13 years! One Fine Chiropractor and he truly cares about his patients! His partner in business is Dr. Limonoff, another Great Chiropractor! You will not go wrong with these two!

Excellent chiropractic care. Enabled improved range of motion, relief of pain, and greatly enhanced…read morepersonal wellness. Additionally, Dr Child's is very much supportive of his patients, demonstrating compassion and empathy.

Ledges Chiropractic is a great place to go for an adjustment. The doctor and staff are very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable, the building and rooms are clean and private. Beginning I had no idea what all a chiropractor could do, and everything has been explained to me from the nervous system to what adjustments will effect which function in my body. X-rays are very important to get an idea of what is going on with your neck and back vertebrae, and I was shown exactly what the doctor was going to work with me on in those X-rays. After my first adjustment I could immediately breathe better and I knew exactly why that was happening. I'm 3 adjustments in and my well being has already improved, because I feel better since my body is functioning better. From someone that had no idea this was even possible and would rather correct problems instead of taking prescriptions that only help deal with a problem, I highly recommended Ledges Chiropractic.

Dr. Chris Sovey is an excellent PT, he's compassionate and understands the unique limitations…read morepeople with EDS and hEDS experience. He's great at explaining the why's behind everything you do during therapy. He provides educational resources on a variety of topics his patients may find useful. As someone who has been to several physical therapists this is the first time I've left appointments feeling better and stronger, not drained or in pain. If you have a connective tissue disorder or experience chronic pain, it's worth it to look into this practice.

Reviewer's note: this is based solely on speech therapy services rendered (and provided) to my…read more(almost) eight year daughter. The staff is friendly, communicative, and typically have a smile on. The waiting room is open, and allows a view to the rehabilitation gym (the pediatrician portion is behind a small barrier, to allow pediatric OT and PT services to be rendered). Speech language pathology services are executed in an office, in which, you're free to join and participate with (in this particular case, I join in on ST sessions with my daughter; to learn any new methods, possible equipment, communicate with the SLP [speech language pathologist]). It's a little small (the office), but it offers an intimate session for parents/client to therapist. In my daughter's case, she was born premature due to an automobile accident, so no-fault auto covers the cost. Check your insurance to make sure you're covered in network or out of network, and any deductibles you may need to pay. NOTE: coordinated policy allows your health provider to work with your auto insurer (or whomever insured you at the date/time of loss). In this scenario, for example, BCBSM (Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan) pays for a portion first, then no-fault auto picks up the rest. Currently, we've been working on straw drinking, and continuing goals from our prior establishment of therapy, in which we still have services at; while creating and maintaining new goals. So far, we have been satisfied with the two SLPs we've had render services. Note that every therapist is different. Find one that clicks with you, and/or your child (if pediatric services applies).

I have been extremely happy with the care that my father received. He started in the…read morerehabilitation section and because of his dementia ended up in assisted living and then the memory unit. He was well cared for in all areas and the staff truly cares for the patients and understands their individual needs. I would highly recommend them.

Imagine your Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa in a facility you've placed your complete faith and trust…read morein. Now imagine that loved one going hungry because meals are late, imagine them being talked down to, laying on the floor alone....no help....their repeated emergency call buttons being ignored, or your loved one having a mini-stroke and desperately pressing the call button only for no one to come and help you. That about sums up everything you can expect out of this facility. Unless you want to drop your loved one off to die, avoid this awful place at all costs.

It's too bad all the nice doctors and nurses have such a horrible office staff to work for. The…read morebilling and scheduling department is very rude. Good luck getting an appointment with a specific doctor for any reason. They also don't schedule out a year in advance and when the window to schedule a well-child appointment comes around you'll be given a date two months or more later than you want. They also have several workers in the office but can't figure out how to stagger lunch breaks because the office is closed from 11:30-12:30. It's September 2022 and they still won't allow patients in the waiting rooms due to COVID. What other doctor's office still has this policy? I understand the FDA recommendation for masks but to not allow patients in the waiting room is rude.

Took my child in for a sick visit and after I arrive I find out they no longer do testing at the…read moredoctors office to help diagnose your child. They instead send you to the old Sears drive up, seemed like a waist of my time. They need better tools within the Doctors office for diagnosis. There then was zero follow up to make sure my child was ok. This was my first time seeing Dr. Klien. Even my 6 year old was questioning asking why they did not help her. I had to take my child to the ER the next morning. There are still illnesses other than COVID. The last 6 years with a total of 14+ have not been the best. There is a lack of communication and when I advocate for my child this pushes their buttons and they don't know how to handle it.

Not sure whether the review from 2018 was for this office. This is a cardiology office, not primary…read morecare, and my family and I have had good care. When my Dad, who was 99 years old at the time, wanted to find a new cardiologist, we took him to this office. The doctor and physician's assistant my Dad sees have both given ample time during visits, and the entire office has been quite responsive.

I unfortunately tried this practice out, due to its location being closer in the area. I have been…read morediagnosed with Cancer and this practice has been beyond difficult, and they do not cooperate or comply with my oncologist or radiation Doctors. In the mist of all these series life changes I had a fall, they never put in a referral to a specialist and said it wasn't broken. which it most certainly was, resulting in surgery. They also never submitted any of the documentation I provided needed for my ins company so that I was dropped. all while I was going through Chemo. They are horribly understaffed and beyond rude. I hope anyone who is considering this practice values their health, because they sure do not! "makes a lot of sense for a medical practice?" The Manager is beyond rude and violates Hippa on several levels. when you need to make an appointment the receptionists will actually decide for you if they think its necessary, after at least a 45 min wait. I am currently going through legal action because of the complications they have brought to my health. I write this to bring awareness to those who need proper medical care, but talking with many of their patients who feel as I do. I am quite certain you too will find yourself here shortly.

I have been going to Amy for 5 years. She is the best massage therapist I have ever had and I am no…read morestranger to massage. I drive an hour and a half from Rochester Hills, MI to see her. Amy's current location on Washington is perfect. Its warm, cozy and peaceful. She has great smelling essential oils diffusing and tranquil music playing in the background. Amy spends a few minutes before the massage starts to really understand your massage needs and your pain level. Once the massage starts she only talks when necessary (to check if pressure is okay or to have you roll over). I love the quiet that so I can just concentrate on relaxing. Amy has a great, loving spirit about her. You can tell that she truly cares about helping you feel your best. I have referred a lot of people to her and they all say such wonderful things! I just can't say enough good things about her!