The Spine Team is great for pain management. I am waiting on back surgery now and until then they…read moreare making sure I stay comfortable and am able to live life best as possible. Thank you Spine Team !!!

Lindsay is very nice and friendly and listens to my problems. The front desk girls are always very…read morefriendly and remember who I am where as most places you are just a number. Love the staff.

I really love the professionalism, kindness and calm/friendly environment…read more The therapist are very reactive to your comments, pain level and needs. The whole staff rocks....

Great facility and staff. Doctor David Parker was amazing and took great care of my son with the…read moreknee surgery! Thank you and highly recommend!

Quick check in process with the front desk, whisked away to my appointment; going to Acceleration…read morePhysical Therapy on Wellesley was a fast but thorough experience! Emma was positive, friendly, but most importantly knowledgeable about getting my knee back in running order! Bobbie helped apply Emma's knowledge into exercises that safely challenged my knee as well as wake up the rest of my surrounding joints to better engage. Would recommend Acceleration Therapy Strongly!

I went here because I was having trouble lefting everyday things…read more Dave was able to figure out right away how to help me. After a handful of visits and doing the exercises they recommend I do at home, I'm all better. All the staff there is great! Always making me feel comfortable and taken care of.

I love the location because I take public transportation, and just walk two blocks to their office…read more I have never had any trouble accessing the building, and the procedure is quick and easy.

Really, ZERO stars is more appropriate. I am a retired advanced-practice nurse, recently moved to…read morethe Spokane area. I called to establish care at Spokane Internal Medicine. It took them 5 days to call me back, and the first question was what insurance I have (I have full coverage so I advanced to question 2). The second was whether I have ever been in a pain management program (code words- "are you a drug seeker?"). I do not take any pain meds, so on to #3. This one floored me: "Do you have fibromyalgia?" to which I said, yes, I had been diagnosed with it many years ago. The scheduler instantly read from her script: "Unfortunately you are not in our scope of practice and we can't see you." Wait, what? I told her I wasn't seeking care for fibromyalgia, and would see a rheumatologist if ever I needed medical management for FMS, I was seeking a primary care provider, but her discriminatory script had no other response than to say I was not in their scope of practice and they wouldn't see me. That's like saying my cardiac condition isn't in their scope of practice and they won't see me. It makes no sense- if a doctor feels a conditon is outside their scope of practice, they refer a patient to a specialist for that condition. It's standard practice, so something is fishy here. Apparently, SIM has decided a patient with fibromyalgia syndrome (or chronic pain- the question I passed) fits some hidden profile and they are using these questions to discriminate. I wonder what the next questions would have been. In addition, the SIM doctors are sadly outdated in making their value judgements about patients with fibromyalgia or chronic pain conditions, which speaks volumes about how antiquated SIM medical care is. These providers would do well to consult the Arthritis Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, or the Centers for Disease Control, maybe even go to a conference to update their knowledge base. There is a wealth of information and research about fibromyalgia syndrome and the neuropathology of chronic pain disorders. Perhaps if they knew more, they would feel comfortable accepting patients with these conditions into their practice. I'm afraid, though, that the real issues aren't the disorders, but the use of the diagnoses to discriminate. Shameful. Avoid this place if you want a doctor who cares.

Big fan of a couple of the PT's there - Mark and Derek have both been great work with with. Mark…read morehad helped me a ton after my knee surgery and I can tell he personally cares that I improve!

worst place in the world DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY first they try to gouge your incurance company by…read moreschduling all you appointments the first day you go in there then they work on you for an hour and send you on your way no ice treatment no rest just get the hell out after putting you in agonizing pain they keep on trying to make me do things i physically couldnt finally my orthopedic ask why i was in tharpy because all my knee pain is whight bearing the tharpy wasnt going to help so i canceled my last appts which they are still trying to charge me for months later there are way better place in town then here dont waste your time or money here

Wow what an Amazing office . From the second we walked I sat there observing. Great reception…read moregreeting . The doctor and his PA to the MA were the absolute most professional we have ever experienced. The other office was not a good experience. Thank you all .

Horrible horrible experience! These people don't follow up on return calls for appointments, or…read morelead you where you have go to get appointments going. They are very unprofessional and generally don't have the Patients best interests at heart, which should be the main focus of this or any medical clinic. The poor reviews should give one an idea that they should research their own insurance providers from their list, and make an informed decision about a professional provider that will care. Thanks Vicky for never returning any phone calls regarding my husbands yearly follow up from having stage three cancer. I don't recommend this practice.

Great food, all the staff was great. The nurses and PCT's were great and all the therapists were…read morereally good and knew what they were doing. If you need rehab, I highly recommend Rehabilitation Hospital of the Northwest.

My brother fell and was diagnosed quadriplegic. Our family was able to move him here after…read morereleased from the hospital. The staff and care specialist Jessica were phenomenal. My brother was deaf and unable to respond to questions, but everyone in the Rehab Hospital treated him with kindness and respect. Our family is extremely grateful for the compassion and care he received and for the kindness extended to all our family. We would highly recommend this facility for rehabilatation recovery.

I have been coming here on and off since I moved to the area in 2012. Started off as physical…read moretherapy and continued for a while. My main physical therapist was Corina, who is super cheerful and informative. Always pushing me positively to get stronger and stick with all my exercises. Before I started traveling a ton I joined their gym to try and loose some extra post injury weight. Not only was Corina helpful in passing along ideal exercises and various machines that'd help with the different affected areas. Not only did I make my trip to Hawaii in better shape, but I left with a more toned and bootyful behind. If you join as a family, (two or more I believe) the rates aren't too horrible. Hell w Hat am I saying - they're the best I've seen and close to home!

I'll start with saying Sean, the boss, has said I am welcome in the facility as of yesterday. I"d…read morecomplained in person to him before. He listened and said he would talk with the person who has caused troubles for me. The receptionist, "Cadence" was so nice. Rio too.... I signed up mid October to start swimming laps in a nice warm pool in November. I got the flu and called asking if I could make up lap days? The woman, Shandra, said I couldn't and that I had only a few days left since I started in October. I tried to tell her about the billling and scheduling and she wouldn't have i, insisting I'd started in October when I paid. I got frustrated, being sick, and she got frustrated insisting she was right....finally hanging up on me! I talked with the boss about it and he said to just come in for a day swim pass. Well, I told him and a subsequent email that I would like an apology, even leaving a phone message. I called recently and she again was rude! I said I had the paper work to prove that I was right! It makes me never want to go back. She even said she'd called me a few times and got a too-full message machine. I have Never had a too-full machine. She also said that if there were negative incidents I would not be welcome again. SHE was in the wrong and could NOT APOLOGIZE. She hung up on me, very unprofessional. When I recently called, asking for her..... I said lets just be nice...that I wanted to return with good vibes.. She couldn't do it. Still waiting for a phone call...it could fix everything! I really like everyone there...but she has not been very nice.. I am the victim here.....I started first week of November and she won't even review my bill and try to work it out. She was all to willing to refund me so that I wouldn't come back. On the phone this week, she actually said "I don't need to talk to you". They will be losing alot of business because I live 20 minutes away and love to swim and planned on going every week until I can't anymore. I am a new widow and this was my happy place. ...until I ran into Shandra. I've never met anyone so unpleasant in my life.