I have seen Dr. Cantù numerous times for vertigo, a hip issue and a neck issue. I know I can count…read moreon her to fix my problem and I am so grateful for her. The knowledge she brings goes way beyond any other PTs that I have seen. I highly recommend her!

The quality of care was excellent and my balance and vertigo improved. All of my appointments were…read morescheduled quickly and I never had to wait to be seen.

[the backstory] I've…read morebeen suffering from a major hip problem due to Osteonecrosis for a couple years. After a pretty severe fall, the "I can deal with it" turned into a significant hit to my quality of life. I could no longer walk without a cane and insane amounts of Oxycontin twice a day. I put up with the cane and Oxycontin through 4 MRIs, 3 CAT scans and more x-rays than I've ever had in my life. After 11 months of different surgical teams, they finally decided that I needed a total hip arthroplasty. So I had my anterior anthroplasty done done by an amazing and talented team of surgeons. I went into surgery at 0730 and was convalescing in my hospital room six hours later. When the physical therapist came in to evaluate me a couple hours later (about ten hours after the start of my surgery), he was happy to see me using a walker to get from my bed to the latrine and back with little assistance. Fast forward to the next morning. After a visit from the surgeons and anesthesiologist, I was deemed ready to be discharged. And I was very happy for that diagnosis. Happy, that is, until my insurance company said I'd be discharged to home. Wait, what? Home? I could only get out of bed with assistance, walk twenty feet with a walker a considerable pain, and the insurance company was sending my home? WTF? So I called the mediator to ask why would I be sent home to a 100 year old house with poor access to necessary facilities (toilet/shower). After a lot of back and forth. insurance company relented and offered a week of in-patient physical/occupational therapy. [end backstory] I was released from the hospital and transferred to Select via ambulance 36 hours after surgery. I don't really remember much from my arrival except that the transfer from the ambulance gurney to my private room bed was painless. Since I was transferred on a Friday night, there wasn't a doctor to greet me, but the entire staff made me feel welcomed. My first night in Select had a visit from an RN every two hours to check my vitals, assess my pain level, and provide prescriptions as required. My first full day in Select was pretty amazing, with the entire staff checking in on me on a two and four hour schedule. The nursing staff helped me stay in front of my significant pain with immediate and long lasting Oxycontin. I was kept on a four hour schedule of pain medication for the first four days in rehab, then as warranted. Even though I arrived on a Friday night after closing time, I was scheduled for physical and occupational therapy the next morning. I had my OT first thing in the morning just to see how I could take care of myself (getting out of bed, walking, going to the bathroom etc). Obviously I needed a lot of work on those items. The OT set goals for me to meet over the next five days (get out of bed without assistance, walk to the bathroom without assistance etc). Then I had my PT appointment. The PT, like the OT, assessed my abilities and set goals for my stay. [I should mention that 90% of the PT/OTs are bona fide doctors. Don't let their youth fool you.] I had an initial PT/OT on my weekend arrival, but then was assigned a dedicated PT and a dedicated OT for the rest of my stay. Both of them were amazing. I've never been in a rehab facility, and only have memories of a grandparent being in one. If I was sent to a rehab facility like my grandmother, I would have been a sad camper. Her [my grandmother's] rehab facility smelled of urine, was staffed by angry people (angry to the point of caustic) and was a horror show on every level. Select really changed my mind about what rehab hospitals can be. Every.single.person I came into contact with, from my assigned MD, to RNs to PTs and OTs to CNAs and housekeepers to kitchen staff were incredible. I complained about the first meal served to me and received a visit from the kitchen director to figure out what I needed over the course of my stay. I wasn't quite ready to be released after my first five days, so the in-house advocate worked on my behalf to extend my stay for another five days. She even set up all of the home care devices I needed upon release to my house. Here's the bottom line about Select Rehabilitation Hospital. I told my mom and her husband that if they ever needed to in-patient rehabilitation, this is the place they should advocate for. Select has a top of the line rehabilitation staff, an amazing support staff (MD/RN/CNA/Kitchen/Housekeeping) that provides a positive and whole-person approach to the rehabilitation process. After less than one month from a total hip arthroplasty, I am virtually cane free (except for long walks), thanks to the dedication and professionalism of the staff. I should add that there were patients in worse shape that me that I witnessed amazing improvements in their physical abilities over the short time I stayed here. Highly recommended.

Pretty inept administration staff. They bungled our in processing with our insurance company…read more They wasted 24 hrs and after insisting with them about it they came back with a "oh, sorry, we won't be taking you at our hospital..." Pretty bad.

This place is the right place to receive your physical therapy and rehabilitation! They are top…read morenotch when it comes to providing professional care for their clients. The office staff was very helpful in getting me setup throughout my evaluation and treatment. Make sure you tell your doctor to send you here!

This clinic is the best. Customer service is amazing. Professional and friendly. They always call…read moreyou at exact time, not even seconds after your appt. The ladies in the front counter are so nice and professional. They do the best to accommodate your appt and needs. As soon you enter, a clean and organized place, the therapist explains what he will do and treat you with respect and professionalism. Customer care is excellent. I had been for bilateral total knee replacements and back pain. I know for fact that the pain, will be zero when they done with the session. I have been a patient for more than 15 years. The therapists are so friendly. For any physical therapy or rehab this is the only place to go.

I broke my foot earlier this year and had visited another podiatrist who quickly recommended…read moresurgery. I visited TSAOG and Dr. Hughes for a second opinion. I immediately felt at ease with both the location and visit. I saw Dr. Hughes at both the Ridgewood and Med Center locations. Both facilities were well-maintained and welcoming. I appreciated the time Dr. Hughes spent in answering my questions and I felt confident that he was prescribing the best care possible. I also appreciated his plan for not immediately recommending surgery and instead planned on taking new x-rays three weeks later to ensure recovery was progressing as expected. It would have been very easy to say "surgery is needed" as an easy way to get paid, so it made me feel I was truly being valued as a patient and with the best care in mind vs. making money off of me. After two follow-up visits with X-rays, he confirmed my foot was healing as expected and no surgery was needed. Now, 4 months post-injury, my foot is fully functional again and I know that wouldn't have been the case if I didn't trust my gut and get a second opinion from Dr. Hughes and TSAOG. Would absolutely use again if ever needed.

I had a mostly positive experience with my physical therapy here, which unfortunately made my last…read moreappointment even more disappointing. I worked with Renate Morris, PT, and I was very impressed with my initial evaluation. She really took the time to listen to my concerns, assess my ankle and foot movement, measure my range of motion in different directions, and analyze where I was having limitations. I especially appreciated that we actually started working on exercises during that very first appointment. I've had previous experiences with physical therapy where the initial visit felt like mostly talking and evaluating, so I appreciated how thorough and productive this appointment felt from day one. Scheduling in person was also very easy. The person who helped with scheduling was always extremely nice and accommodating. My only issue with scheduling is that calling the main office can be confusing if you don't already have the direct number, because I found myself getting routed to the wrong department. During my following appointments, I also worked with what I believe were physical therapist assistants, and everyone was very friendly. They introduced different exercises, gradually added weights and resistance, and I genuinely felt like I was getting stronger. I also appreciated that I would typically meet with the physical therapist again toward the end of my appointments to reassess my progress, introduce additional exercises, and provide handouts so I could continue working on things at home. Unfortunately, my sixth appointment was a completely different experience. Throughout that visit, I repeatedly felt forgotten while using the different exercise equipment. Timers would go off and continue going off while I waited for someone to come back or tell me what I was supposed to do next. Meanwhile, I could see a group of several staff members standing together talking and laughing. At first, I brushed it off. It was getting close to 4:00 PM, and I understand that everyone gets tired toward the end of the day. But when it continued happening from one exercise to the next, it became frustrating. Eventually, during my last exercise, I had to go find the physical therapist myself and explain that I didn't know where the person assisting me had gone and that I had been forgotten again. At that point, I was quickly shown one additional exercise, given a handout, and that was essentially the end of the appointment. It was disappointing because it was such a drastic difference from the level of attention and care I had received during my previous visits. I left feeling like I had wasted both my time and money, and more importantly, like I wasn't being properly attended to as a patient. I still have two appointments remaining that I can use, but after that experience, I'm genuinely debating whether I want to return. I don't want to wonder whether my next appointment will be like the first five, where I felt supported and actively involved in my recovery, or like the sixth, where I spent much of the appointment waiting to be remembered. There are absolutely good things about this physical therapy office, and my earlier experiences showed me that the team is capable of providing excellent, attentive care. I just wish my last visit had reflected the same standard, because it unfortunately changed what otherwise would have been a very positive review.

I absolutely loved my experience at the Physical Rehabilitation Institute, and that's saying a lot…read morebecause I think physical therapists are modern day torture agents. Dr. Molina has a bedside manner that should be taught in every medical school in the US. He assessed my knee injury without any medical records or films (thanks Army medicine) and told me, in detail and in a way I could understand it, what he believed the issue was. The next visit, I brought in the results of both my CT scans, X-rays, and MRI, and he was 100% correct with his diagnosis. Everything he said was wrong was proven on the studies. The office staff are personal, with just the right amount of conversation and instructions on what exercises I needed to do, what they were designed for, and how to do them properly at home without the equipment. My rating was increased by 1/2 star from 4 1/2 because the only "negative" and I use that word very loosely, was that they play Christian music and have Bibles out throughout the office. If you're not a religious person or a Christian, that may make you feel out of place or uncomfortable. I believe it's their prerogative to play whatever they feel in their private facility, but it did stand out to me as I considered how people of other faiths would feel. The care you receive at this facility outweighs that, but I'm also not an extremely devout religious person.

This was literally the worst medical experience I have ever had. I came in with a running injury…read moreand I was told to stop all lower body workouts, to stop running during the treatment, and to consider retiring from running entirely (I am not even 30 and have never had an injury before this). Dr. Bussey never even asked to see my running form! I would always have to wait at least 20 minutes minimum (up to 45 minutes once) to see him. He never made adjustments to my treatment plan and when I told him of new pain, he would dismiss it, blaming it on my lifestyle choices without asking about them (though I did the same lifestyle choices with no pain prior to the injury). Due to not working out my lower body, I actually got worse by the end of my time with him. He had an attitude that gave me the impression he was disinterested and burnt out and every time I would tell him about my new pains, he would dismiss them, so I never returned. DO NOT GO TO THIS PHYSICAL THERAPIST. I did like the front office girls and the techs - that is the only redemptive part of the experience. If you are looking for amazing Physical Therapists, GO TO PROMOTION!!! Promotion Physical Therapy has a Stone Oak location as well as many others throughout San Antonio. I went to them a few months after my time with Dr Bussey where I couldn't even tolerate sitting for more than 45 minutes (at its worse, I couldn't even last 10 minutes - like I said, I got WORSE under Dr. Bussey's care). It turns out I was a "complex case," but Dr. Oliva and Dr. Papke who were both assigned to my case took the time to sit, listen, constantly reassess, and explain what was going on. I have predominantly worked with Dr. Papke, and I am so grateful for how kind, validating, and competent he is. I no longer have daily pains & am slowly upping my running volume, which I have been trying to do since my injury in November!

Therapists are good although it's hit and miss sometimes…read more Waiting room is PACKED TO CAPACITY!!! absolutely NO safety precautions... no distancing .... Just be aware... perfect place to catch covid

WOW WOW WOW came here because the therapist at the previous…read morerehab center I went to didn't seem invested in my rehab. Stratton evaluation was amazingly thorough and gave me confidence in their therapist's abilities and caring to get me back on track. I am fortunate to have switched to Stratton and not settled for someone who didn't seem interested in my progress.

This review is specifically for Dr. Samantha Baginski-Prewitt, DO & her team…read more She was the first provider to see me that actually took the time to listen to me, cared what I had to say, and genuinely cares & wants to help. She is competent & knowledgeable. Unfortunately, this is very rare in our current healthcare system. I give Dr. P & team my absolute highest recommendation & want to express my gratitude to them for the care that I received.

After treatment dragging on for over a year with my physicians, I was referred to Brandon Stein, MD…read moreat the 2833 Babcock Rd location. After initial exam, he provided 3 possible scenarios, 1 of which I anticipated. MRI confirmed portion of finger needed to be amputated and pathology confirmed osteomyelitis in portion removed. Surgery was done under a nerve block so no need for general anesthesia. Six stitches and a dressing later I was on my way home. Wound healed without issue. Dr Stein is very kind. He was very open and honest during initial exam. He asked lots of questions and answered the ones I had. He didn't push surgery but let's face it. If the problem existed for over a year , my physicians kept prescribing antibiotics and the finger had become misshapen, I knew surgery was the only option.

As a Veteran with chronic back issues, I've been to several providers over the years, but this…read morechiropractor truly stands out. I started treatment with pain levels around 7-9 out of 10, and after consistent care here, I'm now down to about a 3-4 and improving. They really take the time to listen and build a treatment plan that fits your needs. I never feel rushed, and the staff is always professional, friendly, and respectful. The clinic is clean, organized, and runs on time, which I appreciate. Most importantly, I feel like they genuinely care about my long-term health and quality of life, not just quick adjustments. This has made a big difference in my daily comfort and mobility. Highly recommend to fellow Veterans and anyone dealing with back or joint pain.

Helped with a lingering back pain that is no longer there. Learned techniques that if pain…read more"starts" how to alleviate it.