Two thumbs up as the therapist took care to explain how the exercise would benefit me and made sure…read morethat I was not getting recommended exercises that cause additional injuries or pains.

Stroke recovery my left leg and foot have been slowly recovering from a stroke I had in July. My…read morebalance was terrible but after PT @ Advanced Physical Therapy my balance has improved significantly. I would recommend Advanced/Phoenix PT to anyone needing PT.

If you have had a stroke, do not go to advanced Physical Therapy Center in Gran Blanc. They only…read morepretend to know how to treat stroke patients. The hand therapist talked to the women patients about their grandchildren, talked on the phone and i was given 5 minutes. She only cared about Anthony Bourdain having committed suicide. I wasted my time by going twice. The physical therapy i received from Dane was not much better. He would talk sports with his coworkers. I felt I was in a locker room. The last 20 minutes of Danes shift he would put me on a stationary bike and leave out the back door. Having no movement in my left foot and leg, my foot would fall off the pedal and I would have to sit there and wait for another Therapist to put my foot back on the pedal. I felt like I was a chore that had to be delt with. The Therapist were just going through the motion.

I have been coming here for a couple of months following a sports injury and am happy with my…read moreresults and overall experience. Staff is professional, friendly, very knowledgeable and not afraid to think outside the traditional western medicine box. While I can't say acupuncture is my favorite treatment (even though effective), if suggested and you have not had any experience with it; it does not have to be scary!

great facilities and great employees. Everything is very clean and organized. The entire staff is…read moresuper friendly and helpful.

I was treated here by Dr. Dyball for a compound fracture to my right foot for a period of about six…read moremonths after sustaining a bad fall , resulting in the compound fracture and three broken toes. While Dr. Dyball was a good orthopedic surgeon, I wish my foot had healed a little better. I still have some residual problems with it and the ankle bone area is still considerably weaker than my left foot. Considering that most of the ligaments/tendons connecting the bones together were torn, I feel that more physical therapy or surgery was probably needed to strengthen the foot. It's still highly prone to injury and likely always will be. Nonetheless, the doctors, nurses and physical therapists were all cheerful and professional and the center is very well-run. I just think that follow-up care for the injury could have been a bit more well-rounded considering the extensive damage caused by the fracture.

My 94 year old mom had a short 2 week stay to basically recover from imbalance in potassium and…read moresodium levels that mimicked a stroke, but as soon as levels were balanced she was good. She didn't need much PT or OT and could get to restroom on own. So i cant speak to those needing more help than that. i do know that everyones experience in rehab is different depending on how serious their health issues are. Janae and Leontyne were tremendous in their care. Andrew who runs the bistro was fantastic! The food was so good. It was all made there Lots of choices were given and you could substitute for something differnt The facility is clean and beautifully designed. Our only complaint is that she had Room 602 which backed up to the game room. The noise was very distressful to my Mom. I was told the nurses moved the games to back up to another wall, but that didn't last long.

My 86 yo mother had a 2 week stay at WellBridge of Grand Blanc following hip replacement surgery…read more She also had a couple of other medical issues going on. I was not familiar with the facility, so I went to view it in person before allowing her to go there. I had seen the many poor reviews and spoke honestly about these with the Director and Director of Nursing. They informed me that the facility was under new management from the top down and would appreciate the opportunity to give us a great experience. I am an RN and planned to be very hands on with my mom's care, so since the facility was lovely and very clean with friendly staff everywhere, we made call to stay there. There were a few issues with one CNA that had to be addressed and a couple of not getting the meal she ordered, but everyone was very responsive and made things right. Mandy NP, Shanda the Director and Shawna the DON came through whenever I had questions or issues and my mom loved getting visits from the Chef! Never underestimate the meal choices, quality of food and desserts to boost a patient's morale and give them something to look forward to when working hard to recover. Just don't think you can put someone in a care facility and not be involved, not be there and not show them the love and care they showed you from birth. They deserve that. I would use WellBridge again, for sure. My mom is doing great!!

I don't have an issue with the actual therapist I saw. He was attentive and thorough. My problem is…read morewith the office itself (Linden Rd location). I attended a couple sessions in November of last year following surgery. The exercise tables were not cleaned between patients. The paper case on the pillow I was supposed to use had obviously been used before, so I just threw the pillow on the floor. I did not see staff clean their hands between patients. Paper charts were stacked in the treatment area I was in, and I got billed twice for my copay after I paid it, and it was only corrected after I proved it. Last, I cant say with 100% certainty that I contracted Covid there, but I had not been anywhere else for weeks, and it's only myself and my husband at home. My last session had several patients coughing excessively, without masks, in confined spaces. About 4 days later, I developed symptoms and tested positive for Covid. Yes, Ive been vaccinated, so the symptoms could have been worse, but I ran a fever and my cough lasted for 3 months. I had to go on steroids and an inhaler to completely get rid of it. The post op instructions for the surgery I was recovering from specifically said to avoid excessive coughing. I canceled further appointments and did not return to complete my course of therapy after I recovered from Covid.

If you are experiencing body pain and health issues, you should get the right treatment for your…read morebody. Physical therapy is a natural way to stay fit and active. You can find knee pain relief in Flint, MI, with custom physical therapy treatment. Get treatment from certified and skilled physical therapists as they also helped me recover from my pain. Each individual gets a custom treatment plan according to the requirement. You can visit the clinic and talk to the polite staff working there to resolve your queries. The therapist also teaches you exercises that you can perform after the completion of the treatment plan. It is to avoid further health issues. I strongly recommend the services of Global Physical Therapy & Spine Specialists.

I have been going to the Flint facility for Advanced Physical Therapy for a month now and the two…read moretherapists who have been helping me ( Mary and Emily) are the best. I do not know how extend my appreciativeness for their care and professionalism in taking care of me. My recovery time has been phenomenal, much faster than I thought it would take. Kudos for these two stalwart individuals and their care to those they attend to.

Very friendly staff and front desk receptionists! A lot of recovery has to do with enjoying the…read moreprocess, and I can definitely say this APTC location made that happen. I would not recommend this place for someone who needs direction; after the first time, you pretty much do the exercises on your own without guidance. You mainly work with assistants as opposed to the physical therapist, but they all seem knowledgeable so it is not a deterrent.

This place is a joke, I thought the State Inspected places like this, the inside of the building is…read moreoutdated and smells of sewage, the hallways are damaged and it looks like children painted the walls, the workers walk around complaining about the lack of maintenance, guest rooms are without heat, beds that dont work properly, television service is ridiculous,it took a nurse 35 minutes to find batteries for a remote control for a t.v. that didnt even work. the Nurse's are to busy to answer simple questions and stand in the halls complaining about the administrator, and her hiring her friends to do management jobs, I visited there the friday after thanksgiving to see a family friend, He begged me to get him out of there,. A year ago he was happy , And I spend a fantastic day with him, the head of Maintenance even sat and asked if there were any concerns and offered us candy bars, where did that guy go ? I dont know what changed, but he also told me he doesnt get to do activities as much because noone gets him into his wheelchair. When I questioned this the Nurse told me the Activities Director was lazy and walked away from me. I seen no supporting staff, the janitors were sitting in the t.v. room the entire 2 hours I was there, the nurse's aids or cna's or whoever they are took 20 minutes to answer the nurse's call button and advised me not to use it so much after my first attempt. I wouldnt put a homeless dog here for the weekend, I spoke with my friends family and they are making plans to get him out of there. Im unsure of what changed over the last year, but that medilodge has gone to hell. Never have I seen a bigger group of unhappy, un motivated group of complaining workers.

HORRIFIC. Being a medical provider myself I have worked in nursing homes and have not been in such…read morea run down place that is so inadequate! From the beginning the experience was bad. I didn't even know it was legal to not have bed rails on the beds for a completely dependent trach patient... scary is an understatement.. Vent would go off and we would have to go hunt down staff to alert them to get a hold of respiratory to come and check it out. Should never be how a facility is run. We don't have the full story on what happened yet and I would LOVE to get my hands on that chart. My best guess is complete negligence and that she was checked on right before or during shift change and then noticed she was pulseless.... Because if they actually took vital signs when they are supposed too, this would not have happened!!! Residents deserve better and a full on investigation needs to happen with how bad it was.. breaks my heart for family who is forced to go their through insurance like we were... No one should stay here and if you have no choice make sure you have visitors there all day!!