I've had physical therapy here (named the Clough Center) twice over the past few years. Each time,…read morethe physical therapist I worked with was skilled and knowledgeable about my symptoms and treatment. The exercises and stretches I was prescribed were effective and got me back to health quickly. The PTs were very perceptive and picked up important clues to my problems that I couldn't see. Michael was especially good at this. The equipment - balls, weights, machines, tables, etcetera - was all clean and well maintained. The main room is pleasant to be in with lots of natural light. All the scheduling and administrative stuff went very smoothly, too.

Went to the Emerson Physical Therapy center for a 12 session course for my tendonitis. I picked…read moreEmerson because it was close to work and my PCP. Not a good decision! Thought it was just for 6 weeks, I was assigned 3 different therapists, each handling me for not more than 2 weeks because the first two were leaving the practice and they couldn't accommodate me otherwise. So, I was put through 3 different treatment styles and exercises at the end of all of which I made ZERO progress with my condition. In fact on the contrary the condition worsened, which according to the orthopaedic specialist was because of some of the exercises that had been recommended. Filing a poor service complaint with the insurance company proved useless since they didn't share any specifics of the follow-up they did with Emerson other than stating that they weren't happy with their service. Very disappointing!

Run away fast. Husband was there for rehab. Had a very small bed sore that could have been cleared…read morein a couple of days. Because of their neglect he had a large stage 4 ulcer. It was black skin around it red. You could smell the rotting flesh requiring a very painful surgery. He did not get the proper hydration and effected his kidneys. Nursing staff does not listen to your concerns. Ended up in the hospital for 10 days instead of coming home

2023 I typically only review when I have something positive…read moreto say, but the care of a parent is too important not to comment. In my opinion, I cannot believe this place is still operating. I would like to see it inspected as part of a 'sting' operation, for care and especially management. Some events that occurred are too disgusting to include here.'. I saved documentation in case ever needed, but was too stressed with the death of my Dad at the time, to pursue. The rehab section has somewhat better care.

I have now had two knee replacements and one hip replacement since October 2023. I am facing…read morereplacement shoulder surgery next week (Sept 2024). I found Fyzical by the suggestion of my at home Physical Therapist after my first operation and I have continued with Maitul Patel at Fyzical in Chelmsford through the three surgeries. I have no doubt where I should go for the shoulder PT. My recovery has been accelerated through the process with good guidance from Dr Patel who pushed me to achieve the new strengths and ability to walk smoothly and successfully without pain after many years. Dr. Patel is attentive, listens to my concerns and has offered suggestions to improve my recovery. I would recommend visiting Fyzical for your Physical Therapy.

I had a major TMJ issue at the beginning of the month and Maitul was able to quickly identify where…read morethe problem was with my Pterygoid muscle and adjoining tendons. I had a few appointments during September and by the end of the month, the pain was gone and my jaw was back in alignment. I highly recommend Chelmsford Fyzical for PT in regards to TMJ.

When my son aged out of early intervention, his speech therapist recommended that he have an OT…read moreevaluation at Kidlink Therapy. I thought that OT solely dealt with fine motor skills-boy was I wrong. I think that my son could be their poster child! I learned about sensory integration, proprioception, amongst other terms that I didn't even know existed! My son has had the opportunity to work with this exceptional team of practitioners, and it has been both an honor and a privilege. In addition, their facility is top-notch. Look no further, as Kidlink Therapy is not only skilled, but knowledgable beyond recognition!

They were all excited to help my son out. We sat down with a representative and showed us the…read moredifferent treatment facilities along the East coast and which ones would be best for my son. This is where the organization went bad. Ever facility we picked, they came back and let me know they are no longer accepting parental placement. After going through 3-4 facilities they point blank told us the best way to get him help was turn him over to state custody and then all of their locations would accept him. They get $150/day from the federal government for each kid in state custody, but they do not get that money if a kid is parental placement. My son was adopted so he has already been through the system before, and I am not doing that again. So of you are looking for a treatment facility for your kid, do NOT use Kidlink.

I use to go to "Connections Physical Therapy" in Pepperill,MA because i lived in Harvard,MA . I…read more never knew what a caring facility they have there, until i moved to Leesbug,FL ! I walked out of two other establishments since i moved here because of their attitude. The lady at the front desk in Pepperill was kind and caring. Marci was an exceptional physical therapist which showed through her devotion to her work ethic. Needless to say I wish Connections Physical Therapy was in Leesburg,Fl CLIFFORD B TOMASSIAN 12350 SO. PUTNEY CT LEESBURG,FL 34788 FORMERLY 50 TURNERS LANE HARVARD,MASS

I would recommend Connections Physical Therapy to anyone. I recently went to Connections from my…read moredoctor for a shoulder issue. I was under the impression that I would need to have surgery and had given up on the idea of anything but. Marci was able to turn this viewpoint around, she is a blend of professionalism and care that is rare to see in a PT or in the medical industry. She will know you by name, she will understand and remember your injury and she will be beside you (helping you but holding you accountable) every step of the way. It is without any reservation I recommend this to anybody for an injury needing PT.

For several years I have had reoccurring neck and shoulder pain that often triggers migraines. They…read morewere able to help me isolate the problem and we have been working on it with great success. Not only reliving the current pain, but helping me manage it when outside of the office, and improve my strength and posture to relieve pain long term. I am beyond pleased with my results after only a couple months. I have had significantly less migraines as well as pain and stiffness episodes. The facilities are also exceptionally clean, and the staff takes time to clean throughly between patients.

My husband went here and had great results. He hurt his shoulder while playing gator ball. They are…read morea prior military family and love to serve the current military community. They have a great environment in their office and all the therapists are so super nice. They used to be on Hanscom AFB, but they moved recently to a location right off base that has so much more space than their last location. In summary: new location, same great care, and I would highly recommend this business for all of your therapy needs!

I don't not recommend this location to anyone. I got…read morereferred to this location through my primary physician. I was very disappointed by the service I got from them. The therapists there were very indifferent and were lack of compassion for what they were doing. One time, I worked with the site manager that I did not know until later. She had her hands in her pockets the whole time. She gave me instructions as if i were not a person let alone a patient to her. She stood there with slouched back, very unpleasant. Considering I had aches and pains and also I was very anxious about my physical health, her presence was just very depressing. Their service is not worthy of my $35 copayment, let alone the total of $374.96 including the payment from my insurance. I would not recommend anyone to go to ATI. Thumbs down

Heard good things about this place, and my 1st full PT session here was great, but after that…read morethings went downhill & stayed there. Ended up seeing 6 therapists in less than 2 months, not by my choice. I routinely showed up to see one therapist and was given another therapist, even when the therapist I was supposed to see was there working w/ other patients the entire time. More than once, I was handed off to a new therapist in the middle of a PT session w/ no explanation. The last time, the therapist who randomly stopped mid-session spent the rest of my session (about 25 minutes) chatting/laughing with another patient, then another therapist, and sporadically typing on her laptop, none of which seemed like a good reason to quit mid-session. With another therapist, I ended up on my cell phone (or watching other patients on theirs) while we waited for him to get back to us. He was trying so hard, I felt bad for him, but he literally had 4 patients booked at the same or overlapping times! The only explanation I ever got for any of this (and I had to ask, they don't volunteer any info) was it's routine to book multiple patients at once. Two patients at the same time seems ok, but who can effectively juggle four at once? It's no wonder that with all this changeover, I wasn't getting much out of PT. When I'd had enough and called to cancel my future sessions, I was put on the phone w/ my "original" (actually 2nd) therapist who told me ATI policy is a maximum of 2 therapists per patient. Ok, but then why did she say nothing that morning when I walked in to see her again, she pointed me to another therapist (2nd one that morning), then she saw another therapist (3rd one) step in to finish my PT? Why'd she sound so surprised on the phone when I said I'd seen too many therapists? She's not a bad person or therapist, but no one at ATI seems to be in charge of making sure patients receive decent or consistent care. Maybe ATI is having staffing issues, but that's still no excuse for such poor communication and patient management. It's just rude and disrespectful to never give ANY explanation for last minute changes. Not before, not during, and not even after several appointments like this. I had high hopes for ATI, but agree with Cheryl C.'s review from Aug 2019. It's been 5 years and it feels like things have only gotten worse. I will not be going back.

Employees !!! The staff is professional w each resident…read more Everyone is well groomed and dressed for the day. They have three meals a day plus a snack in the afternoon. They have entertainment, music, dance, exercise on a daily basis for the residents. The place is very clean asvi have seen the staff cleaning floors, etc on a daily basis. Very happy we have a family member living here knowing he is receiving great care by the staff.

Severely understaffed for the increasing needs of the residents. Advertise 2.5 personal care…read moreattendants (RCAs) per wing but you are lucky if you can find one. Staff are off the wing in activities or attending to the needs of residents in their apartments leaving the majority of residents alone in common areas. Personal care attendants change frequently so there is little room for relationship building between the residents/family and there is little overall work experience/training. Though the gardens are lovely there are not enough staff to escort the residents to the garden or sit with them outside. Activities/Entertainment is only available to those residents who are comfortable leaving their living area and attending large group activities in a large common activity room. Residents need to be escorted to and from activities by an RCA which does not allow residents to come and go freely from activities or participate at their own level. Though Bridges states that activities are held on the wings, they are of poor quality, not stimulating, very infrequent and not conducted by trained activities staff. There is no parallel programming so when a resident is not able to participate in the larger activities there is nothing available for those left behind. The dining experience is lacking, very noisy and cold. There is nothing to absorb the sound created by serving and clearing the dishes. The utensils are too large, the glasses and mugs are too heavy and there is no consideration for color contrasting that is needed for individuals with dementia (everything is blue). If a resident has an unsteady hand or diminished strength they would find it difficult to comfortably use the items provided. There is no consideration for using table clothes or any other table decor to decrease the noise or add to the overall pleasure of dining. Scraping dishes and running the dishwasher next to the residents while they are still eating and socializing does not make a pleasurable dining experience. The lighting in the residents room need improvement. There is only one dim ceiling light. Lots of extra lighting needs to be brought in by family members which leads to safety hazards for the residents. There is little individual attention to laundry causing items to shrink or get lost. There is nothing personal on the walls where the residents live to celebrate their lives such as personal photographs, art work, birthdays, seasonal decorations, sports memorabilia etc. The atmosphere is very sterile. The only display of creativity is in a small area outside the residents living space. How does one know what month it is if there are no seasonal decorations or calendars? Not enough items to orient or bring forth memories for an individual with memory loss.