I worked at Thrive Therapy of Kansas for approximately four months. I realized very early on that…read morethe company has much nepotism and blatant favoritism. The company is based in Wichita. I was hired as one of two Case Managers to work out of a new Therapy Center in Topeka. When I started, there were two women who were there working from Wichita, for whatever reason one of the women did not like me. She tried to sabotage me every opportunity that she had. The other Case Manager and I did not receive training and were not given the scope or parameters of our position. All communication was through video or telephone call. We were told different things by different people regarding how to do our jobs. We were told to call to ask questions. We did not know what we did not know. I cannot speak for the other Case Manager, but I was told I was doing a great job for the first couple months. I had been doing the job as I had been told how to do it. I was there approximately two months when I was assigned a patient that had fired everyone who Thrive had sent to her. I was told by the original young woman who tried to sabotage me to attend a meeting with the patient and her Care Coordinator from the insurance company. I was not told what the meeting was about. I got there and was the object of being verbally attacked by this woman. I was lost and did not know what was going on. I was written-up for this meeting. I was told to continue to work with this woman. I tried to talk to her on the phone but she hung up on me and then called the company to fire me as her Case Manager. Before quitting, the woman had fired another specialist and Case Manager. Of all the people this woman fired, I was the only one written up. Shortly after being written up, the other Case Manager and I were sent a video from the owner of the company telling us what a terrible job we were doing. We had a team meeting a few days later via video. We were finally given written expectations about what we were supposed to be doing. I thanked the owner for the expectations as that gives me guidance on how to do my job. The meeting ended not with the realization that if both of us were not doing something right that it was their fault for not training us or telling us expectations, instead we were threatened that we needed to start doing our jobs. Our positions had been posted on indeed. I felt very threatened. We were told the position had been posted because it takes a while to hire someone to replace us. In the two weeks after that our immediate supervisor finally came to Topeka to train us on the new computer system. I had never worked for an agency that is for profit. I was not billing for things I was doing because I did not know they were billable. Once I was told what to bill for, I started doing that. When I was interviewed for the position, I was asked if I saw something in the patients' households I did not like what would I do. I told them if it was something like a dirty house or the such, it was not my business, however, if it was abusive or unethical, I would report it. There were a couple of situations that were brought to me of things that were happening in patients' homes that were not in the best interests of the patients and could ultimately cause them emotional harm in one instance and physical harm in the other. I was going to share information about these situations with professionals who could help the situation. I was told not to do so because we might lose them as patients. This was against my personal morals and ethics. It is not okay to put profits before the wellbeing of anyone, especially those who are looking to me, to what is best for them. In the four months I worked at Thrive, the owner had never been to Topeka. She had never seen me work nor had she ever had a personal conversation with me about the job. I continued to receive nasty emails from her and was treated with distrust and contempt. I had been told that the employees in Wichita are treated much better than the ones in Topeka. When the owner posted my position on indeed again, I was finally at my limit. I am lucky. I am in my mid-fifties and my husband makes enough money that I was able to quit. I accepted a job making less than half what I was making at Thrive. I have had three long term positions in my career before this experience. In my previous places of employment, I was promoted, well respected and in general treated well. I have never had an experience quite like this. The turn over rate is very high at Thrive Therapy of Kansas in Topeka. The people in Wichita often ask why. There is no leadership or supervision, no training and no support in Topeka.

I have been a case manager at Thrive Therapy of Kansas for almost a year now and in that time we…read morehave grown exponentially. With growth comes changes and sometimes a lot of them on a daily basis. It has been an exciting adventure and so rewarding providing care and resources to our patients. Owners have always wanted a safe environment for patients and employees and I have never been asked to do anything against my morals or ethics. As a case manager, we have always been encouraged to ask questions if we do not understand and I have asked many over the last year. Favoritism is not something I have ever felt in my time at Thrive Therapy. There are expectations of case managers wherever they are located to perform the assigned duties just as any other job would require. To be honest, there are oftentimes more expectations of case managers in Wichita because it is the headquarters, but I don't mind. I love each day and the fact that no two days are the same.

Dr. Console was my psychiatrist in 1987-88 when I was in long-term hospitalization in Topeka, when…read morethe wonderful Menninger Foundation was still there. He's a wonderful psychiatrist, and as patients do in regards to their psychiatrists, I loved him! I would recommend him to anyone and feel a tad envious of anyone who is so blessed to have him as their psychiatrist! I'm so glad I thought to look him up and found him still in Topeka...so I could write this review. If you see this, Dr. Console...hello!!! Louise Van Norden, Pozez 2 (I'm not the Louise V who lives in California! I had to update this because that's the person named next to my review. That's not me!)

My mom has been here and these people are not good. They wouldn't put a belt on my mom and wouldn't…read morewalk by her. There is only one good person that works there name Mike he was the only one that did his job. My mom would need help and push the call light and they wouldn't come when I went out there to get somebody they were at the desk on there phone. Bad attitude these people have and never cared about there residents. I was very disappointed and pissed off how they are. We had to get on them about doing there job but nothing got done. Do not go here

My dealings with Lexington Park is when I am assessing/admitting a patient from their rehab into…read moreour Assisted Living community and all the staff I've been in contact with have been amazing! They are kind and helpful and show compassion for the residents they interact with.

Stay clear of this office if you have any complex medical conditions. His medical knowledge is…read morelimited. Plus they're terrible at returning messages or following up on testing.

I called Dr. Stubbs office and spoke with a very courteous and friendly staff. I was able to get an…read moreappointment and seen very quickly. As soon as I showed up for my physical I was welcomed with smiles and great conversations. They were very caring and thorough. Thanks Dr.Stubbs!

As a 54 year licensed PT myself, I would only go to Paul and his staff at Restore for care for…read moremyself.

Friendly knowledgeable staff and PT's, who will do anything to help you with your pain management…read more I always leave there feeling so much better. I highly recommend them. Been going off an on for a few years now.

I had to do a court ordered SUD evaluation and I was pleased with Larry. We had a good…read moreconversation, and he was very understanding. He even offered some helpful advice for working with the court and words of assurance.

The court will offer several places that are acceptable for "clinical consultations". Go anywhere…read morebut here. Larry is rude & unprofessional. But the reason you shouldn't go here is because you pay him for your "evaluation" & he'll say you need a huge amount of expensive Alcohol Edu classes required by court. These classes are taught by none other than... you guessed it, Larry! However, read the small print. There are other clinical consultants available in the KC metro area. Use anyone but Heartland, you'll thank me later.

A Helping Hand Home Care truly goes above and beyond. The caregivers are compassionate, reliable,…read moreand treat clients like family. Communication is excellent, and you can tell the genuinely care about the well-being of every person they serve. It brings so much peace of mind knowing your loved one is in such good hands! Highly recommend!

Dr. Stephens is, in my opinion, the best Chiropractor in Topeka. 10 years I have had hip pain to…read morethe point of maybe 3 hours of sleep, limping and had to quit running. I have been to Physical Therapy, many chiropractors, scans, x-rays, etc. and nothing, they just want to prescribe pain medication or set a long term plan for lots of $'s. After my son suggested dry needling and lots of research I chose him and it was the best decision ever. Dr. Stephens asked questions to understand my concerns and issues and used a variety of techniques and took time to be sure my issues were resolved. If you're looking for a knowledgeable professional who is well versed and has multiple techniques for muscle pain Dr. Stephens is your guy!

I have been to many chiropractors through the years. Dr. Stephens spends more time with a patient…read moreto ensure that he knows exactly what is causing their pain and then uses multiple modalities to treat the issue. His adjustments are very gentle compared to many chiropractors as he does not believe in overtreating. He uses the active release technique to relax the muscles adjoining a joint so that the adjustment to the joint requires much less effort. His popularity among patients from around the area is a testament to how well he treats each patient.