As a proud member of the We Do Not Care Club (WDNC), I'm voluntarily waiving all personal…read morediscretion today in the name of sisterhood. Ladies, please read this and take it to heart. I am lovingly "violating my own HIPAA rights" and sharing something personal because I genuinely wish someone had told me about pelvic floor physical therapy YEARS ago. I've been going to Dynamic Physical Therapy for several months, and I cannot recommend Michelle Sierra and her team highly enough. I've had two children and a hysterectomy, yet somehow no one ever said, "Hey, you know all those muscles down there? You might want to pay attention to those." Pregnancy and childbirth, hysterectomy and other surgeries, menopause and aging can all affect the pelvic floor, contributing to bladder or bowel issues, urgency, pelvic pressure or pain. And this isn't just for women--men can benefit too, particularly after prostate surgery or cancer treatment. For years, many of us assumed these were simply things we had to accept as we got older. Thankfully, we know better now. I'm in my 50s, and while I accept that aging comes with certain indignities, I have absolutely no intention of surrendering to "Poise" or "Depends" without a fight. Michelle and the entire Dynamic team handle a very personal type of therapy with professionalism, compassion, grace and absolutely no judgment. They make something that could feel awkward seem completely normal. If you're experiencing bladder or bowel changes, pelvic pain or pressure, or other symptoms you thought you simply had to live with, please talk with your doctor about whether pelvic floor physical therapy might be appropriate for you. I wish I had known about it years ago. A sincere thank you to Michelle and everyone at Dynamic Physical Therapy for your knowledge, kindness and exceptional care. And ladies--consider this my WDNC public service announcement.

I'd give 10 stars if I could! My daughter was diagnosed with scoliosis late last year, and we were…read morealmost certain she'd need a brace by summer. Thanks to the incredible team at Dynamic Physical Therapy, twice-weekly sessions, and the home exercises they taught her, she made amazing progress! From the front desk to the PT assistants and therapists, everyone was kind and very knowledgeable. We are so grateful for the care they gave our daughter. Highly recommend!

If you're new in the area and looking for a great office, look no further. If you're thinking about…read morea change or a second opinion, you're found what you're looking for. Dr. Levi and her staff have been my go-to for decades now, and I've been treating with her P.A., Lacy for probably half that. Lacy is wonderful; thorough, caring and concerned, and I always feel like she's looking out for me. I couldn't be happier with these folks on my side!

Dr. Levi was the Primary Care Physician for my granddad, mom, sister, & me. We saw her when she was…read morelocated on Tyler Street...then at an office complex...then in a suite at a private hospital. She was mine from 97-09, & helped ruin my life, body, & brain, as I knew d/t her cavalier practice of medicine & profound, callous disregard for my welfare, health, & life. I cannot even begin to put into words the pain this woman has caused family members, most especially myself. She is not a healer. She just wants to make a profit off of her patients by drugging them and practicing outside of her scope of practice-morally if not legally, too. In the years that my family used her as a PCP, we noticed that she had a hard time keeping PA's, NP's, nurses, and even office staff. In retrospect, we've wondered if they left for moral reasons. In the years that I was under her care, she usually out-sourced me to her PA or NP on staff at the time. I don't know if I ever saw for annual follow ups the same person twice. None of my family use her anymore and have moved on to other clinics with more conscientious doctors who conduct full, thorough patient histories and order diagnostic tests. In other words, they're prudent and don't push drugs. (She had my g-father on statins long after concerns about their safety. A new MD changed his drug regime.) After seeking true solutions elsewhere, I was given a clean bill of health but only after leaving her medical care, so I presume Dr. Levi gave me a false if not bogus diagnosis in 2001. I don't even take medicine anymore (except for Motrin PM) after having taken her mind & body-altering drugs for 6 years! All those years that I was "sick," I never had health insurance so I paid cash for her office visits & the meds. She's ask me if I felt better & I'd say no & then she's ask me why I thought I felt the same--as if I were the doctor. That was the extent of our patient-doctor interactions. She never even suggested I try a different drug or just wean myself off since it wasn't working and making me WORSE! (Couldn't she see herself during that 1st follow-up that I was deteriorating before her very eyes?) W/o health insurance, I became her CASH COW while struggling just to function, believing her diagnosis & marrying the drug. I WAS TOO SEDATED 2 KNOW I WAS SEDATED! She put the quality of my life and even my very life at risk in exchange for financial gain. This is evidenced by the fact that she gives priority to the PHARMACEUTICAL REPS who walk into her clinic. She makes her pre-scheduled patients wait up to over an hour before showing up to her own appointment. Furthermore, she has an entire closet full of FREE psychotropic drug samples in her office & she uses grocery bags to pass out drugs to her patients. She is neither a psychiatrist nor a sleep doctor mind you. By the time I got legal counsel about what she had done & NOT done (proper patient history, diagnosing procedures, ordering tests, proper follow-up, understanding what she is prescribing), the statute of limitations had already passed and I was not able to sue her (ie, her insurance) for medical malpractice. However, I do have copies of my medical records, which are really sparse & cryptic (like one sentence per follow up visit), and not thorough at all. Whatever happened to collecting patient history and taking detailed medical notes? How bout taking B4 & after photos? When I have consulted other MD's about Dr. Levi their jaws drop when I explain the situation. They've said she prescribed very a-typical meds (& @ 75 mg instead of the starting dose @ 37.5 mg) that are risky and required observation in a hosp environment and that she didn't properly prescribe the meds in the way they were intended, as if she didn't understand what she was doing--or just didn't give a damn. What does this tell you? She prescribed the drug to me 1 week prior to my moving out of state for a summer season job. She told me to call her if I had any problems. Malpractice much? In fact, my very first follow up appointment was 4 long mos later and I was much worse than when I initially consulted her re: insomnia. No comprehensive patient history. No comprehensive family history. No objective observation. No comprehensive phone consultations. No specific, open-ended Q's from her 2 me, fam, friends about changes in daily routine, job, social life, diet, grades, housing, etc. No referral 2 a specialist. Nada. She simply doubled my dose @ the 1st follow-up appt 150 mg which made me a zombie. I spent days asleep in bed afterward & dropped out of LSU as a result of the subsequent sedative effects. Although I should count my lucky stars that I'm still alive, honestly, I struggle nearly daily with the pain & regret of having lost out on so much of myself and my life (12 yrs) as a direct result of going 2 this woman I so blindly trusted for HELP of all things. Effexor = permanent brain damage & is similar to MDMA= Ecstasy Lite! Google it!

My wife is doing rehab work at Care Physical Therapy in Covington, following a total knee…read morereplacement, and has had a very good experience. An extremely knowledgeable, helpful, and empathetic staff has allowed her to make major strides toward recovery. We give CARE Physical Therapy in Covington our highest recommendation!

Care physical therapy is amazing. They have worked patiently and thoroughly to help me to…read morestrengthen my neck and back. I am so grateful to be able to move freely again.

I had spinal fusion 6 months ago. I was given the okay for physical therapy. My first visit was…read morewith Remi, then on the Next was Jen. Both of these therapists are OUTSTANDING. First thing was a massage that really worked out all of the kinks. They had me work on exercises that really targeted my needs. I feel so much better after only a couple of weeks. Also, their app is really helpful. You are given all of your exercises, what h are accompanied by a video and the amount of reps. I definitely recommend RDPT and especially their therapists.

I've been going to Movement Science Center for a few months off and on getting treatment when I can…read morearound my work schedule focusing on my knees and hip. Setting an appointment is pretty easy and the care such as dry needling and sonic has been good. Another benefit is being able to continue to exercise at Stone Creek where I use the lap pool for weightless rehab. I'm glad my orthopedist referred me to Movement Science Center.

Love going there. Showed up for a consolation and then we got straight to work…read more They are taking good care of me and my headaches

If I could give more than five stars, I would. I started seeing Dr Jay in 2010 after calling every…read morechiropractor in Hammond to try to get a same day new patient appointment because I was in that much pain. There was the loveliest receptionist there who said to come on in and she would fit me in. I had no clue Dr Jay utilized acupressure so I went in totally open minded and left a believer of acupressure. It's pretty cool. There were some weeks that he advised I visit 2-3/week which seemed excessive but I could definitely notice relief happening. Eventually I got down to once a week then as needed. I went an entire year without an adjustment at one point. The office is nicely decorated. It's kinda dark and relaxing so when I would go often, it felt like a break from my day. When I started seeing Dr Jay, I was 22 and sometimes could not get out of bed without help and now I recommend him to everyone who asks for a great chiropractor. Dr Jay is also the kindest man. I actually enjoyed our appointments and never felt like he wasn't certain which patient I am. Even after moving away and coming back, I went to see Dr Jay and there was no evidence he had forgotten who I was and it was like I was never gone. That's pretty important to me. All in all, if you're having problems with your back, Dr Jay is the man. I honestly feel like he gave me my life back.

My wife and I are both being treated with great results and the staff is friendly and efficient.read more

Love this place! They took great care of me and taught me how to take better care of myself after…read moremy accident. The staff is caring!

DR. SCHUMACHER and FAITH Were so friendly and professional. They are dedicated providers who…read moredelivery a high level of quality care. He took the time to educate me on my condition along with treatment options.

Worst place ever, poorly managed / communication skills. Told to wait while spouse was in recovery…read morenot allowed to see him prior to them calling/bringing him out the door for pickup.

The entire operation from walking in the front door to having back surgery and leaving very…read moresatisfied! The ". ENTIRE STAFF " was so well educated, trained, experienced, professional, kind, caring,compassionate, patient, understanding, & dedicated to their profession as care givers! I'm a Private Chef and I swear I brag on the food as being 5 -Star Thank you ever so much for the BEST experience ever . I go beyond HIGHLY RECOMMENDING "Cypress Point Surgical Center " in Hammond, LA. I give them a rating of 1our of ten a (1000) !!!!!