This is a very highly professional organization for physical rehab in addition to the rehab portion…read moreof this facility. The nursing care was outstanding they know how to operate a high and facility. If you have to go to a rehab, we would highly recommend it

My mother, who has been living in an assisted living apartment at Terracina Grand for the past 6…read moreyears moved to The Gardens at Terracina Health and Rehabilitation after she had a stroke. We spent a long time looking for the right place for her and were happy to have found this one. My Mom is 91 years old and has had frequent hospitalizations in the past 10 years and we are so grateful for the care and patience with which she has been treated for this extended period of time. She has several physical therapists and occupational therapists in both the Gardens as well as her apartment at Terracina Grand and they always work with her to build up her strength and get back to a normal way of life. She has been in a wheelchair ever since her stroke but there are always enough CNAs and Nurses who monitor her medication and get her to and from the bathroom, as well as work with her when she has problems swallowing. The food is very good particularly at the Gardens and even though it sometimes must be softened so that she can easily eat it, she is usually able to rehabilitate herself with the help of the wonderful people who attend her there. We couldn't be happier than to have a place such as The Gardens for Mom to recuperate in until she is strong enough to go back to a more independent lifestyle which is available at Terracina Grand.

The staff and the medical professionals were a pleasure. I've been going to Cindy and Jillian for…read moreyears at Adavanced M. They are awesome they were able to fit me in on short notice.

It is a pleasure to visit this office! Beautiful aesthetic and very clean! The receptionist are…read morevery welcoming and efficient. The providers at this office are amazing!! I love Cindy and Jill! I fully trust them with my care. I have been with both providers since 2007, and I now see them at their new practice! This facility gets you checked in and seen. I'm glad I can still see my providers at PREMIER FAMILIY OF NAPLES! Do not hesitate to see them!

We are snowbirds, had an issue in early Feb. & again in late April. No appt.,was taken in right…read moreaway, very friendly staff, Dr. was efficient and personable,diagnosed right away, in & out in 30 min, with a prescription called in to the pharmacy next door. We went as soon as they opened at 7AM on a Monday - this will definitely be my "go to" any time we have a problem while here!

While we were on vacation in Naples this summer I had an issue and needed urgent care…read more Unbeknownst to me before going swimming in the ocean, I must have had a papercut or other small cut on one of my fingers. After a few days, I woke up one morning with my finger swollen & inflamed, and it was pretty painful. We googled and found this walk-in clinic. With all the scary stories about Vibrio infections from swimming in sea water with an open wound, I was anxious to get treated as soon as possible. We arrived at around 9 or 9:30 AM and there was no wait. Dr Crisan saw me and prescribed Amoxicillin & Doxycyline for me immediately. She also lanced the blister that had popped up next to my fingernail & cleaned the wound. She suggested soaking my finger in water with Epsom salt a couple of times per day, which helped relieve the discomfort and encouraged faster healing. So thankful that I was able to get in and out quickly and I felt the service was very good. Would definitely come back if I ever need to see a doctor while visiting the area.

It's amazing how after 6 years Dr. Cade Copleland still manages to offer a great experience no…read morematter how long it's been since your last visit. Thank you again for today and to Coach Cason Lehman for your help as well. This is the best place with the best people who actually care for you.

I found Dr. Cade and the LIFEstrength Team in 2018, five years after being diagnosed with…read moreMeniere's. Until then, I had lost hope of regaining the life I loved. I learned how to help my body heal through nutrition, chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy all in a caring, loving environment that is always there for you. God blessed me with this family of professionals and I am so thankful \O/

Absolutely disgusting. Run!! Buyer beware. We had to call…read moreCollier County police department to have our loved one removed. The conditions were appalling. Filth everywhere, skeletal staff.

The staff at The Willough is overwhelmed by the challenges of dealing with a difficult patient…read morepopulation and corporate indifference to the most basic staff and patient needs. The majority of patients are Medicare or Medicaid. It was not uncommon during my stay that nurses had to scramble for working instruments to test blood pressure and glucose - more than one nurse brought her own instruments from home. At times, the ward did not have headache OTC meds, throat lozenges, tape or other basic necessities. All patient records are managed manually leading to lost orders, right record-wrong patient and other more crucial medical issues. Errors with prescriptions frequently led to unnecessary suffering while issues were resolved. Do not be misled by advertising portraying the facility as upscale with the swimming pool and all. The swimming pool area is real and clean, the rest of the facility is a dump by any measure, particularly the 200 ward, where three people in a room share a 1970's bathroom replete with broken plastic surround, missing tiles and decades of grime still evident. My roommate and I endured three days over a holiday weekend with a non-functioning toilet. I've seen water leaks in several ceilings which were repeatedly stuccoed- over without remedy to the leak. Many patients, myself included, reported respiratory problems related, possibly, to mold exposure. Ants are a big problem, especially when patients bring food into their rooms, which is against the rules. The food is competent industrial. Not great, but not too bad. Theft is a problem in detox facilities throughout the country. Clothing items get "lost" during the washing/drying process. Each of the three wards has washing machines and dryers. Patients argue about the process, jockeying for position. Violence and the threat of violence are ever present. The police were called in on several occasions during my stay. Sexual harassment and sexual activities are not uncommon although the staff is as vigilant as can be expected. What is good about the Willough is the detox. The staff will direct you through the process safely. You can count on that and that's the best I can say about the Willough. It's time for the corporation to put money back into the facility. The staff and patient population deserve a healthy environment for the services provided.

I've been seeing Brian for EMDR and IFS, and it's the first time I've actually gotten to the…read moreorigins of patterns I've carried for years. The sessions are calming, steady, and surprisingly effective unlike past talk therapy. I'm already noticing real shifts in how I think and feel, and it finally feels like things are moving in the right direction.

From the owner: Are you ready for more than just surviving? Whether it’s addiction, anxiety, burnout, trauma, or…read morefeeling stuck in the same cycles of pain and self-sabotage—you don’t need surface-level advice or a therapist who just nods along. You need someone real in your corner. I help people untangle the deeper patterns that keep them stuck so they can live with intention, clarity, and self-respect. My style is direct, compassionate, and grounded in real tools that work. No judgment, no fluff—just honest, focused support. If you’re ready to do the work and get to the root, we’ll start where you are and build something better from there. I use EMDR, DBT, Internal Family Systems, and trauma-informed addiction work to help clients stop repeating the same painful patterns. Whether you’re in early recovery, stuck in relapse cycles, managing CPTSD, or struggling with self-worth, I help people take their power back—without sugarcoating, without shame, and without wasting time. You’ve likely been through more than most people will ever understand. I bring clinical skill, lived experience, and the kind of direct, respectful support that helps people rebuild. If you’re tired of feeling stuck, numb, angry, or lost in your own story, I’ll help you sort through the wreckage and start doing the kind of work that actually changes things.

money taker !!! unethical, unprofessional…read more he collected approximately $600. then, became authoritarian and abusive to a new patient he never even reviewed my records from my former psychiatrist. 66 yrs old, long history of concussions, ptsd, physically crippled nearly 20 years, lost my vision the past 3 years only have regained vision in one eye. he was aware i would be needing mediations that i had been prescribed for five years with no issues. he took my money. then, tells me.....one week before christmas...he is going to refer me to another! after, i phoned that doctor only to learn they will not accept patients any new patients! so, i was left out in the cold! i finally located a much better psychiatrists. she cared about a patients well being. unfortunately, most in naples are aware the other shrink i was to be referred to is a money taker too. clasic in naples. these psychiatrists are whats wrong with the psych profession. hamm using an abusive answering service. he collects cash up front.....which appears to be all he cared about. contacted nami to report him. had attorney draft letter and sent it to the state reorting him too. the police cant do anything because its civil vs criminal case although, i beg to differ. if a patient has any type of problems and should call the office the receptionist tells you " oh you know how busy he is. i will try but, you know he is so busy". as, if you aren't a patient. he charges. $200 per 30 minutes! he has 30 minute appts to jam in as many patients as he can. should you call after hours or weekends patients are instructed to go to er. er doctors are fed up because many doctors " do not want to their job anymore ". " we are busy enough in er with real emergencies" " we can't do much but tell you to see your shrink"! er can't write it up as an emergency so the patient received a $2-$3000.00 bill ! i am sure dr hamm operates similarly. he is an embarrassment to his profession. i do not know what his parents did to him but he needs help before he can help anyone else.

DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY. If you just need drugs I recommend…read morehim. I needed an evaluation, not bad advice. Also, doesn't believe in God. That should have been my first question.