I have had trouble swallowing for years. Had swallow tests, seen drs…read more no good outcome. During my last swallow test the technician told me to see a speech pathologist. I found DSSS and it has been life changing. First they got me in really quickly. Ellie actually listened to what I said and told me there was help. I had weak swallowing muscles, she has given me exercises to do which have helped with both breathing and swallowing. She uses a Vitastem machine on me and it really helps as well. She is amazing as is her staff.

Fundamental therapy is an excellent place to send your child. The staff is loving and caring. The…read moreatmosphere is great kids of any age and any need.

From the owner: Fundamental Therapy Solutions provides assessment and treatment in the areas speech therapy,…read morelanguage therapy, physical therapy and occupational therapy for children birth-18 years old. We also offer intensive reading and spelling instruction, incorporating the LiPS, Seeing Stars and Visualizing and Verbalizing Programs. Supplemental educational services (SES) are available for eligible students.

Our son was born with some oral ties. After many failed attempts to get him in with the right…read morepeople we were referred to Catherine with Myoga Speech. What a blessing! She is very knowledgeable and trained specifically in oral ties and you can tell she is passionate about her job. We left our very first appointment with her feeling relieved and excited to finally have some answers and a direction for a plan of treatment for him. We highly recommend her!

I had inquired about the plaza rehab so I can continue my healing process of get out the hospital…read more I asked questions about the facility, about things that I would need that will continue from the hospital to the facility wound vac,room and some of the stuff I seen in the reviews and I asked is their anything else I need to know about they facility. The rep from the facility said no. When I got to the facility, I was not greeted and confused about what was next or what would happen next and was not told much. Before they got me to the room that I was assigned to there is a loud Oder in the hallway that was really very foul. What was said was all good but it was far from the truth. I was left with the wound vac not connected over night. I was told that dinner would be served soon and I asked about my medications. The staff first left out the room and said we will have to see. I was left in the room with only the tv remote and my phone with the door closed. A lot of time had passed ( from 4 something to about 7 something). I tried calling the rehab to find out what's going on and the phone service in their building is crappy , the lady couldn't hear me at the front desk.then I called my grandma and she couldn't understand or it kept going in and out. So I was trying to yell loud as I can !no one heard or came until a while later.they didn't give me the call bell until they came and told them was calling them and got no one. Also I didn't get dinner yet or my medication. I was told that they don't give medication to patients that came to their facility and they go check to see where is my dinner at .How do patients try to recover from surgeries or their injuries without their Medcations. Because they forgot to serve me, I had to eat two half egg sandwich. They gave me a Jell-O and a diet soda. I asked again about my medication. The girl had her supervisor on the phone and she had him on speaker and he said he didn't wanna talk to me give her whatever is on her med list that we have on hand, but that's it. I was told that they had a pharmacy on the premises and then I was told they don't have a pharmacy on the premises, but they do not have a pharmacy on the premises. They have to go out and get the medicine and bring it back to the facility of what was told to me. I also told the lady that my colostomy needs to be empty out and She said I'll be back and left the room and never came back their call Bell look like a gray showering, but it's soft move on one side and ridges on the other side. And on the shift before night shift, you can push that button and no one came, but on the night time, the lady did come to my room when I pushed it . I was in pain so I was starting to rock one of my legs and realize the bed isn't safe and the bed would rocks to. my colostomy bag did not get empty until that morning when it was very full, and I felt itchy on my skin because it sat on me. The lady came in to empty it with a gray little pan that you bring to the bedside to wash them. She empty my bag into that I told her I need to be turned to try to minimize my pain because I haven't gotten anything and I'm hurting real bad. She did not change her gloves. She came out of the bathroom. She touched the table and proceeded to Finna to Touch me . I asked her is she going to change her gloves ? By the then, the table was contaminated and I didn't want anything that was on that table. She changed her gloves and then turned me. I was not bathe at all. they didn't have the proper stuff to care for a patient. I told them that I have not been hooked up to the wound VAC yet ! I was told that I came to the faculty in the evening time that they would have the wound vac machine before night . she said she was going to let the morning staff know about it. That morning I was for got about again for breakfast again. Their rules are very weird there if you're on a diet when you're at the hospital and you come to them their diet is a little bit different and they had me on the wrong thing. I am just gonna to say this they will let you swallow pills but you have to See the speech therapist before you can swallow food, and the only reasonable explanation they can give me is some people can swallow pills easily, but have trouble swallowing food. You'll be more difficult swallowing pills of taking down pills then swallowing food that is crazy and very absurd to me. How they test you is with a sandwich. Remember I ate a sandwich that night. SMH They wanted to take the wound VAC line off of me without no pain medication because it hurts real bad to change it out. The pain from the wound , my back & mid back and leg. That to much. They want to put dry too wet on it until they get the wound vac and I told I told them no at first because it hurts real bad when it's changed out they need to give me something before they do that. they finally gave me something for the pain but they came back in said they don't know when they're going to get the w

My wife went here for a few times. But was unable to continue. We paid $60 a month for that…read moreprivilege for an entire year. This and other health centers here in Gainesville are sucking the life out of us with their policies of once you signed up you can pay $60 a month for 12 months that is $720 for nothing.

When I think of rehab medicine and PT I think of checking in to see a physical therapist and them…read moreputting you through some paces and then saying "good Work, do your exercises at home and I'll see you next time" with you maybe getting better or not. Well that is not what I have experienced at Shands (UF health) at Magnolia Park. The therapists have been exceptional. nothing short of incredible actually. Amanda is a spinal injury specialist and is on top of her game. She does not miss a beat. Katie and Prtha are also tops. They are all continually researching the best therapy and new cutting edge therapies. I've worked in Health care for almost 18 years and I've never seen the level of professionalism and attention to detail like I've seen here. I can't say enough great things. Recommend highly.

This is a great place to go if you need to do some physical therapy. The front office staff is…read morekind and attentive. The physical therapists here are great. Magnolia Park is also convenient to get to from anywhere on the Northwest side of town. At peak hours parking can be difficult. The waiting room can also completely fill up if your appointment is after lunch break. Shands is also a teaching hospital so don't be surprised if your therapist assigns a student or two to help you during your session.