Great so far. I've…read morehad two sessions and am suitably impressed with this provider. The therapy/program is suited to my problem, so I'm going to focus on what I liked about the way the facility is run. 1) Not pertinent for me, but easy to get in to, parking is not a fiasco -- this actually is a major afterthought for most places as they try to put in-group offices together. Instead, PT not requiring a drop off and long walk or not having to navigate a bunch of corridors is a pretty big deal. 2) I've been early both times and this place isn't overbooked. Overbooking is an increasing problem among specialties and there is less and less regard for the patient's time. They're busy here, but it's not slammed or over-crowded. Very big plus. 3) You can miss the turn in here, and even though it's a busy road, it's in a location that you have several choices of directions to come with, it's only a 1-on-1 road with good sized breakdown lanes All of the patients seem to value their time there, and everyone that works there seems to be doing what they want to do. Physical Therapy and recovery are a very personalized experience - that appears to be the top priority at Top Hat. If your injury or problem has been particularly discouraging or draining, this is a really big deal an I recommend them highly.

I have just finished 12 sessions of PT at Hat City. I can not say enough about them. Dr. Day runs…read morea very organized office. The entire staff are all very friendly, caring and highly qualified at what they do. The office is very clean and everything is in its place. I never felt rushed or ignored. I really felt that they take their patients' needs as priority. (I am hopeful that I will not be going back for some time.). But, if I need PT, that's where I would go. Continued success in all you do.

My husband was suffering from lower back pain and could hardly walk. We were advised by our…read morechiropractor that it could be a Herniated Disc. He went to see Dr David Bomback at Ct. Neck & Back in Danbury and it was a miracle. Dr David Bomback is amazing and highly professional. He spent a good deal of time testing my husband and explaining to him what he thought the problem was. He was so thorough and professional and his manner was great. He put my husband on a steroid course and within a few days he was feeling better. Because of the coronavirus Dr. Bomback recommended a followup by Telecall. Every minute of our experience with Dr. Bomback and his staff was incredible. It turned out to be a Sacro issue and NOT a disc. We would highly recommend Dr. Bomback to anyone with Neck, Back or Spine issues. This was a fantastic experience. My husband is doing very well thanks to Dr. David Bomback.

Dr. John Lunt is the amazing hand surgeon who saved my life on the guitar. Feeling grateful. Dr…read more Lunt has the Soul of an explorer and the heart of a poet. He performed surgery on my hand on 2/22 and was amazing. I am recovering nicely and his skill and medical artistry are clear and tangible. Thank you Dr, Lunt for your skill and healing touch. More songs to come. Dr. Lunt embodies the spirit of healing through his surgical artistry and skill. At Juilliard, when someone is a master at that level, they are called a Maestro. Thank you Maestro Dr. Lunt. I also have to say that the folks in the hand rehab area are absolutely amazing. They are caring, skilled, clear and efficient. They model what is possible in medicine when skill and caring join together to serve the patient. Stephanie, Nicole, Seda, and the whole staff are the best! With gratitude and appreciation, Rodney

Abiola Atanda is the worst "Doctor" I've ever seen in my life. Could not care less about patients…read moreand is just a straight up rude and disrespectful person. Avoid at all costs and do not expect him to help you at all.

I am encouraged about my care…read more The stretching and resistance exercises have been of help. The care work on my right shoulder also has helped provide greater mobility. Claire and A.J. have been friendly and helpful. Sincerely, Scott Benjamin

Professional, good care. Getting me to use my right arm/shoulder the correct way. It made me…read morerealize that I have to adhere to the regimen. It is a busy office and the physical therapists are not on time. The hot shoulder pads make up for the wait.

The actual hands on care is wonderful - very compassionate nurses and aide staff. But the office…read moreis highly inefficient and the business manager is extremely rude. Didn't start out that way but that's where it is now. This is a for profit organization and they have cut staff over the last 3 1/2 years so that the poor nurses and aides are worked off their feet. They cut all kinds of nice things they used to do like holiday lunches for the patients - and the food is pretty mediocre. But for the inefficiency of the office and the rudeness of same I would say try somewhere else.

10+++ STARS... amazing. Still kind of in shock... waiting for someone to pinch me because I truly…read morecan't believe how quickly I went from extreme pain to feeling like myself again within a few days. For context, I'm in my late 30s and have dealt with a herniated disc in my neck and cervical spondylosis (hereditary + a bad car accident) for ~15 years. My flare-ups are usually debilitating... days or even weeks of being stuck in bed. Lately they've been worse and lasting longer. This most recent one hit out of nowhere, 2 weeks after I thought I was recovering after a round of steroids and muscle relaxers... I woke up in the middle of the night with intense, electric pain shooting from my neck down my arm. Even breathing and the impact from just walking hurt my neck. I was honestly considering the ER. To add to the chaos... this was a few days before a Disney trip with my family. I found PMR Danbury while desperately Google searching that morning... and from the first phone call, I knew I was in the right place. Christina was incredibly kind, calm, and efficient... she got me in within the hour and handled everything so quickly (TY again Christina!! You are so wonderful). Then I met Dr. Tilden... and man.... there are no words. He listened thoroughly, assessed everything through an exam/X-rays, and got to work with a level of confidence and skill that instantly put me at ease (even though I was terrified to have anyone touch my neck). He used a mix of treatments (TENS, heat, cupping, stretching, adjustments)... and I felt about 70% relief right there. I genuinely couldn't believe it. All of this in 1-2 hours from consult, X-rays, to immediate treatment same day. He saw me each morning after that to keep the progress going before my trip... and I'm now ~95% better. I never would've dreamt that kind of recovery.. I was totally happy with that 70% and didn't think it could improve that drastically. That speed of recovery is unreal for me based on YEARS of dealing with this. I've done PT, injections, meds... nothing compares to the care, precision, and results I've experienced here. Dr. Tilden is truly exceptional at what he does and the entire experience from start to finish has been stellar.. they have everything you could possibly need there + the best in class to perform these treatments. My advice... If you're in pain/limited physically in any way, don't wait. Don't second guess it. Just book the appointment. You'll be forever grateful you did. I am so incredibly thankful for Dr. Tilden, Christina, and the entire PMR Danbury team... your impact is seriously life changing -- nothing beats having quality of life and being pain-free. Can't wait to continue with maintenance (and enjoy Disney with my husband and 3 y/o son ). THANK YOU thank you thank you x 100000. (So much for me having "no words"... ). You guys are the best, hands down.

I used PMR for therapy after my knee replacement and Randy was amazing!!…read more A couple of months later I woke up with back pain and 3 days later I walked into PMR hunched over and almost in tears!! I was put into the hands of Dr Craig Tilden. This man saved me. The pain I was experiencing was excruciating!! Over the next month the Doc put me back together. If it wasn't for Dr Tilden I may have ended up on a surgeons table and no one really wants that. I highly recommend therapy first over surgery. So thank you Dr Tilden for everything. You are the best!!! And the staff at PMR is friendly and caring. Thanks to all Mikel D

I honestly needed BlueSky a lot sooner and I wish they had a better working relationship with other…read moreresidential programs in New England instead of advertising on the radio in Danbury. I wish the programs were more clearly outlined on the website so more people in need could find it. The Pros: Competent clincians (with an exception who was let go), who offer thorough, well-researched groups. The ability to tailor your schedule to your needs, and reassess over time. Transportation is provided, and there is a number to call for 24/7 support in the ETP (Enhanced Treatment Program). There was always a therapist on call. Of the programs I have been in, I will say BlueSky has the ability to provide high-quality care for a wider variety of issues, including psychosis and trauma. The trauma psycho-ed group was a particular favorite of mine - I had never experienced that level of psychoeducation in any other setting. The cons: some houses are much nicer than others (for those in the ETP program). Security in the houses is very lax, there were break ins at one location during my time there. There is no accounting for noise levels, creppy neighbors, and people smoking weed in your driveway. Male staff can enter all-female housing at any time, even in the middle of the night. Nothing untoward ever happened that I knew of, but it is a consideration for some. Night shift staff can be dismissive - once I was in the midst of a panic attack, called for meds, and was told to 'wait until morning' next time because the medication was 'too hard to sort through'. Of the two perscribers I worked with, one (the MD) was much more competent. I was still over medicated, to my detriment. Having been in similar programs before, I will say this is about par for the course anywhere you go, especially if you enter on a robust med regimen. My time at BlueSky was not wasted. As with any program, you get out what you are able to put into it. I felt I had adequate support and was well-prepared to live on my own by the time I left.

Note: This review on Google was taken down, because it was flagged by the Blue Sky staff. Very…read moreSHADY! Anyway, Blue Sky brings up very mixed feelings. The folks were well intentioned and caring but not very detailed oriented. Communication always seemed to be an issue, and my medications were never quite right. The individual therapy was fine, and the groups were hit or miss, depending on who facilitated. The life coaches were just unreliable but nice and well intentioned. My biggest reservation involved our dependence on rides to the store, appointments or to the clinic. Being on time always seemed to be an issue, and schedules would change at the last minute with no communication. I intended my stay to be a six month treatment experience but only completed one month. That's all I could take. I was discharged and transferred to a sober living facility but foolishly decided to continue with Blue Sky IOP for "treatment continuity". I lasted 3 more weeks before reaching the end of my rope. Overall, Blue Sky was a learning experience and like most such services, it's exactly what you make of it. I sought to make the best of my time there but was very glad to leave and finally cut ties completely. UPDATE: Today, I am working on 3 years sobriety and remain hopeful about long term recovery. Now that some time has past, I definitely see how Blue Sky was a major challenge in my post treatment recovery, but I plugged into another program and learned from that whole ordeal. Others have been helped, so like that unwritten Taylor Swift song we'll never hear, "Maybe It's Me". Best wishes to all seeking a sober life!