Parking: This location has plenty of parking. I have never…read morehad an issue getting a front row parking spot, which are reserved for patients. Facility: This location has all kinds of therapy equipment, cardio machines, anti-gravity treadmill, plate loaded stretch machines, exam tables, artificial turf area, and all kinds of miscellaneous tools for therapy. Staff: When first walking inside, the front desk staff greet customers by name. All physical therapists seem very friendly. I was assigned to Kennedy and Chloe, who were both awesome. Overall: I would definitely come back here in the future for injuries. First floor is the surgery center and the second floor is physical therapy.

Dr Gregory Berlet is not who you want to see if you have to cancel an appointment because you have…read moreto have other surgeries first. I canceled my appointments with him because I needed shoulder surgery and knee surgery before I could get my foot done. I also worked for a place that refused to let me have the surgery the day I had asked off, I had to reschedule because I had taken days off for the other surgeries I had to have. Now Dr Berlet will not see me or let me see anyone else at Orthopedic One Foot and Ankle Surgery . He has no compassion for what I had to go through with my other surgeries or empathy. He does not live up to his oath to be a good doctor.

I have had Total Ankle Replacement Surgery, performed by Dr. Gregory Berlet TWICE. Once in 2010 and…read moreagain in 2022. Quite simply, in my 67 years Dr. Berlet is the best doctor I've been a patient of. He does an outstanding job. He's sympathetic, caring and treats his patients amazingly. I give him my highest recommendation. He's the CHAMP!

My mother had a stroke and was able to receive rehabilitation at the Dennison Ave location. My…read moreexpectations were not very high at the beginning but it only took a few minutes and I knew this place was for her. It was 100% better than I expected. From the security staff, the house keepers, the kitchen staff, Nursing staff and the therapists EVERYONE was just amazing. I am so grateful to every staff member who cared for my mother. If a loved one in your family needs care, let this team take care of them. For the family members, stop in the cafeteria because the food was out of this world. Thanks again to every one. Keep doing what you are doing because it makes a difference.

My husband was admitted to Doctors' Hospital after having seizures and a stroke. He received…read moreexcellent care there, but after a month, he was transferred to unit 3 West at Select Specialty Hospital near Victorian Village. The staff, i.e. nurses, aides, and physical therapy tried really hard to get him better, but after month here he went home to Hospice. Lauren, the case manager, helped coordinate his transfer from here to Hospice at home. A special shout out to Elaine, Mary, and Sean. Thanks from the bottom of my heart! The other staff were great too but I can't remember everyone else's names. The skin therapy team got him a pressure wave bed to help prevent him from getting pressure sores. Even tho my husband was bedridden for a month, he never got a pressure ulcer. The building itself is very old and was a constant source of discomfort. The room had no air conditioning or heat- none, zip, nada. I brought in a small space heater and I was grateful that no one made me take it home. The ancillary staff were wonderful, too. He couldn't swallow, so he was on a thick liquids diet and a tube feeding. He loved chocolate so the dietary staff worked with me to get him thick liquids he would like. They put special boots on him to prevent foot drop. He was bathed regularly and the staff put in and took out his hearing aides. They never lost his hearing aides! Every day they got him out of the bed and into a chair that was specially made for patients who can't sit up on their own. It was uncomfortable at first, but the nurses always gave him his pain medicine an hour before getting him up, so he was able to tolerate it and the change in position was good for his body and lungs. His doctor kept me informed of changes in his care and he even called me on my cell to discuss things if I didn't see him while I was there. This hospital helped him make it home to me in one very good piece! I'm so sorry my husband died, but he went peacefully.

My time at the Johnstown location of Cornerstone Physical Therapy is the best health care…read moreexperience I've ever had. Every member of the staff was welcoming, friendly, helpful, and totally professional. Alyson Jurcenko was my primary physical therapist and put together a multi-faceted program that addressed every issue I had, including new ones that presented while I was working on my original issues. PT Ashley and PT Trey also worked with me and were also excellent. Austin, the office administrator/coordinator, kept my schedule of appointments on track and kept the office functioning in good order. A frequent question the PT's ask is about pain level on a scale of 1-10. I'm going to use that same scale to measure satisfaction and am happy to give Cornerstone Johnstown -- Aly, Austin, Ashley, and Trey -- 10's across the board. Thanks to an exceptional health care team.

I highly recommend Cornerstone Physical Therapy. Everyone there is friendly and helpful…read more They told me that within 6-8 sessions, I would know if this was working. Well, Aly was a godsend, she is thorough, clear and I immediately felt like I was in competent hands. Trey is great too. After just a few sessions, the cyst that had been growing at the base of my finger was greatly reduced (now gone), and my hands started functioning right again: I am now doing so much better and as a result, have regained a much higher quality of life. Thanks so much!

The Taylor Station location closed and many of the Ortho One docs moved to this brand new building…read morelocated right off the 270N Hamilton Rd exit. On Crescent Station. I see Dr Popp upstairs for my hand. His office is there as well as one of the nicest hand PT clinics that I have been to. Ive been to OSU, OrthoNeuro and one near Polaris... this by far is the better that I have been to. Doctor Popp examined my hand. Gave me a cortisone shot in my thumbs knuckle/joint. Warned me it would hurt. It hurt but not as bad as I thought it would. Later that night my thumb started to feel much better. In two days it felt better than it had felt in two years. While at this appointment he sent me to the hand therapists. There I met Cheryl who made me a custom brace. Let me tell you. That was worth its price. I have been to OSU 2xs for this injury. Each time OSU fit me with the wrong brace. The brace OSU last gave me injured my thumb even more just putting it on. This new brace! Wow. My thumb doesn't hurt in it. It rests it in the appropriate position while the hard shell protects it from accidental bumps I highly recommend Dr Pott at Orthopedic One for thumb injuries.

Never thought I would hurt myself playing pickleball, but I did. Went here weekly for about two…read moremonths. Top notch care and facility. I not only strengthened myself physically but gained confidence in getting back on the court. I was educated on the exercises and stretches to use in order to strengthen and stretch the muscles around my injury. I hope I never need come back but this will be my first choice if I do.