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    Where I get speech therapy for my 3 yr old son does Gatepath offer these services?

    Yes! Gatepath does offer speech therapy for children. Please contact csc@gatepath.org to learn more or visit https://www.gatepath.org/Speech-And-Language-Therapy. Thank you!

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    Sequoia Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Services

    Sequoia Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Services

    (8 reviews)

    Billing is a nightmare…read more My husband came here for several months for back pain. I went twice for pregnancy related piriformis pain. The physical therapists we saw were great. The problem lies in their billing practices and difficulty paying your bills. My husband never received billing statements after the visits and he tried contacting the billing department multiple times to get a statement so he could pay. Eventually, we received paper statements in the mail with a link to pay online. Entering statement ID # or account # from the statement on the website led to dead ends (no account found). We tried looking up accounts by our demographics etc and nothing came up. When we tried calling the billing department phone # listed to get the "correct" statement ID in order to make a payment, the tele reps were absolutely useless. It took my husband at least 4 phone calls, receiving different statement ID #s each time, none of which worked when we tried to pay online. We were told after other phone calls that they would mail us the statements with corrected information--which we never received. Eventually he was able to get the correct statement ID #s and pay for the visits by calling for what seemed like the millionth time. Months later, he received paper statements trying to charge him $2300 for two visits (our specialist copay is $50 per visit) that he had already paid for. We called billing again and were told the bills would be put "on hold." A year later, he received more paper statements in the mail for those same already paid visits, again for $2300. I'm still dealing with trying to pay for my visits, and just received notice that I was sent to a debt collector for two visit copays, a balance of $100. Just... don't even bother with this place.

    Fantastic care at Sequoia PT. Receptionist are all friendly and efficient. Loved my therapist Naomi…read moreChen. Highly recommend. They take insurance when many other places do not. You do need a doctor's referral though.

    Belmont Healthcare Center

    Belmont Healthcare Center

    (40 reviews)

    I am truly grateful to the entire team at Belmont Healthcare Center for the care, kindness, and…read moreattention they have given my Nanay (mom). The admissions team has been very helpful and has guided me from the very beginning. I honestly would have been lost without their guidance and support. Whether over the phone or in person, everyone has been welcoming, compassionate, and always willing to listen to my concerns. What I appreciate most is the communication and teamwork among the staff. I recently had a care plan meeting with the whole care team, with Nanay included in the discussion. It gave me so much reassurance knowing that everyone is working together toward the same goal...her recovery, safety, and overall well being. The staff have been patient with her, encouraging her during rehab, and attentive to her daily needs. As a daughter, it means so much to know that when I am not there, she is surrounded by people who are willing to help, and care for her. I also appreciate how approachable and helpful the staff and management have been. They go above and beyond to answer my questions, guide me through her care, and keep me informed. Caring for an elderly parent can be overwhelming, and having a care team you can trust makes such a big difference. Thank you to everyone at Belmont Healthcare Center for everything you do, not only for my Nanay but for all the residents and their families. We truly appreciate you all. Happy Anniversary! Wishing you continued success and many more years of doing such a wonderful job!

    Excellent staff. The kitchen welcomes suggestions. For example, I asked for extra salt and pepper,…read moreand they included it with my meals going forward. If you don't like what is on the menu today, you can ask for a substitute. There are RNs and CNAs 24 x 7. There are two, sunny patios. So you don't need to hang out in your room. They have a large staff of physical therapists and occupational therapists, so every patient can receive therapy every day. As is usually the case, half the staff are Filipinos, but there are also staff from Indonesia, Nigeria, Mexico, Malta, Fiji, Lithuania, China and the Caribbean. One individual was even born in California!

    Physiotherapy Associates

    Physiotherapy Associates

    (22 reviews)

    They take insurance which is great but my physical therapist injured me and encouraged me to keep…read moredoing the treatment even though it was making me worse. When I spoke with my massage therapist and osteopath about the exercises she had me do, they said they didn't make sense given my issues. I asked her to call my physical therapist where I used to live to find out what she did. That never happened over the course of a month. She did speak to my pelvic floor Physcial therapist but then said she wanted to have me do exercises I know the pelvic floor pt doesn't allow me to do yet. It is like she came up with a sense very quickly of my problem and a treatment plan without looking much at my records or consulting with the rest of my team. My case is very complex, and she didn't take that into consideration. I became worse over time except when seeing someone else who said my issue was something else and gave different treatment. Pt was resistant though and wouldn't alter course. Also my sunglasses were stollen by the tech. I had them when I came in, and then after I did stim and heat, they were gone. The tech asked if they were "expensive." Seriously!?!? If your issue is simple and you need a place that takes insurance, they can probably help you. But they certainly didn't me.

    I had a labrum tear in my shoulder repaired, and to describe the condition as 'uncomfortable' after…read morefour weeks would be a tremendous understatement. I picked Physiotherapy Associates (I think they their name is also BAK) because of proximity, but perhaps I was lucky because I can't recommend the care I received higher. They have a clean, open office with a lot of room. They've recently done some remodeling and it added to the space. The equipment was in good shape, and they have a changing room if you need it. Ryan Napeek was my therapist, and Frank and Zack helped with the exercises. Ryan was always on time, was thorough in preparing for my sessions, and was careful to follow the surgeon's instructions. Everyone will tell you PT stands for 'pain and torture', and it does hurt a bit, but honestly not as much as everyone said it would. Ryan made sure to monitor my progress and not do anything that would potentially damage the repair. He was incremental and careful during range of motion exercises, and not to mention a lot of fun to talk to (which helps when you need something to take your mind off of your current activity). Frank and Zack make sure you do your exercises, and they are nice about it. The electric stimulation machine is pretty cool, I used it for the first couple of visits but after a while you don't need it. I just had my four month follow up, and the surgeon said, 'I can tell you now, but after your surgery I didn't expect you to recover as well as you did; the tear in your labrum was quite serious.' Kind of a shock to hear that, but as my range of motion is 90% with signs of getting better, I can only assume it was largely because of the quality of the surgeon, but also because of the quality of the physical therapy.

    Second Harvest of Silicon Valley - Norma and her family are Second Harvest clients.

    Second Harvest of Silicon Valley

    (40 reviews)

    Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is one of our preferred charities. Lets face it, there were people…read morealready hurting before COVID hit and now that's all the more exacerbated. When it comes to food security or a lack thereof, you need a charity that literally helps put food on peoples table. They provide food for those that would otherwise have to do without. They also take fruits and vegetables (You must call ahead and set it up) along with the more typical donations. In addition you can also volunteer to help sort and setup. They have a website to help direct you. However, it is very popular and sometimes days are already filled up. As with all charities they need our help. How can you help? 1) Food donations. Every bit helps 2) Volunteer to help out 3) Cash is king. Consider a cash donation so they can pay for operations and buy essential items that they don't get donated. I mean how many cans of pumpkin filling can you make someone eat right?

    Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is truly one of the most impactful and well‑run organizations in…read moreour community. Every interaction I've had with them whether donating, volunteering, or simply learning more about their programs has left me inspired and grateful that such a dedicated team is working to fight hunger right here at home. What stands out most is their professionalism and compassion. The staff and volunteers treat every client with dignity, and you can feel how deeply they care about making sure families have access to healthy, nutritious food. Their operations are incredibly organized, and the scale at which they serve the community is nothing short of impressive. I also appreciate how transparent they are about where donations go and how efficiently they use their resources. It's rare to see an organization combine heart, innovation, and operational excellence so seamlessly. If you're considering supporting a local nonprofit, volunteering your time, or looking for a meaningful way to give back, Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is an outstanding choice. They are making a real difference every single day.

    AbilityPath - nonprofit - Updated September 2026

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