These people helped me when others refused to. They ibviously try care about their patients. Cannot…read moresay enough good things.

I know this is a highly ranked rehab center, but the task of trying to even schedule an appointment…read moreor talk to anyone here is a real challenge. I've tried for weeks to get a return phone call just to ask questions. I get bounced around from department to department, all with the "this isn't my job" style of help. Not a great impression at all.

My time spent with Alex Forbes, PT, DPT at Advent Physical Therapy-Cherry Street was game changing…read morefor my everyday life!! Her expertise in pelvic floor therapy helped me understand the why behind all the exercises and procedures. The atmosphere at this location is warm and welcoming, and the team there make you feel valued and comfortable. Highly recommend this location, and in particular Alex, as she fully explains each process and listened intently to my concerns.

From the owner: We’re focused on helping you rehabilitate your pelvic floor…read more Pelvic floor rehabilitation is a relatively new area of physical therapy that many people may not be familiar with. A trained physical therapist can use pelvic therapy to help you reduce or completely eliminate the pain and symptoms associated with several types of conditions. Chronic pelvic pain, urinary incontinence and pain after abdominal surgery are just a few of the problems that can be treated with this type of therapy.

Quick and convenient, however: Daughter was seen for an…read moreinjured foot. The PAC provided a boot by DJOglobal (djoglobal.com) now called Enovis. It didn't fit well and caused bruising of her upper calf. The sports med tried to pad it but it still hurt her. We went to DeVos Pediatric Orthopedic Services. They provided a correct boot (not from DJO). We contacted DJO but they said it was outside the 14 day satisfaction period so we had to pay for the boot. Orthopedic Urgent Care uses DJO to bill for all equipment. Expect bills from DJO/Enovis and from SHMG. DJO is overpriced and in two experiences, neither were a good fit. This is our second issue with DJO equipment.

Clean place. Decent waiting room. Friendly staff. Helpful. Got us in right away but then took…read moreforever for an aide to come in and see us. Gave us options for treatment. Decent visit. Just the wait was so long.

I had a hip replacement done a year ago...I no longer need a walker or cane! I also no longer need…read moreto get pain injections in my back. Somehow fixing the hip changed the angle of my pelvic bones enough to take away the pain in my lower spine. I am forever grateful for their care and concern.

I guess I could have found it on youtube... First time there. Issues with feet, ankle , back and…read moreneck. Was excited to get some help. 630AM appt. I was there on time, so was PT but no front desk person so we started 12 minutes late. PT was fairly thorough, though she did not have me walk to see my gait (kind of important!), as she said she would. After testing strength and flexibility, I was given bands and a 5-page, double sided pack of exercises for most areas of issue, shown the bar code where I could watch videos of the exercises, and it was implied that I could teach myself. She went over two of the 12 exercises. Appointment in two weeks unless its helping and then I don't need to come back. While I understood the exercises for the most part, I felt rushed and like I was just another box checked off for this PT. If I feel I need to go back - it won't be to the wyoming/grandville office.

I was referred to Dr. Bielema at Orthopedic Associates. Two years ago he replaced my knee…read more Immediately the knee pain was gone. He advised me that a knee replacement requires physical therapy and it would be hard work on my part. I completed physical therapy and my knee is good as new. Eighteen months later, he replaced both hips, one in January of 2019, and the other hip the end of February. Surgery went well and I was recovering nicely until I fell on the second hip after a week and split the top of my femur. Dr. Bielema had me back at Metro Hospital for revision surgery the next week. He answers all my questions, doesn't hesitate with the truth. The office staff is great too. I would recommend him very highly.

I came in for a pre surgical hip replacement consultation of what to do before my surgery. I…read morewaited 15 minutes for a scheduled appointment. It was so loud and chaotic and the PT had the door open so I asked for it to be shut so I could hear him. He asked me what my doctor had gone over with me on what to expect before the surgery. I told him. He reiterated those same things. I asked a few basic questions that he couldn't help me with, like as a female how do I go to the bathroom and what side should I get into and out of bed if it is my left hip being replaced. It lasted 35 minutes and they charges me $561. I left there and went next door to Hulst Jepsen. Got personal immediate attention, it was quiet, and they charged me half for the same appointment. DO NOT Recommend!!!

I love going to my pool and floor therapies at the Cascade branch. I have worked with quite a few…read moreof the therapists there, from Rachel in the pool ( she is THE best). Always helpful and willing to listen to me. Then there is the gang upstairs that work on the many problems I have. Zach, Nick (tall), and Patrick are really great at what they do. I also have worked with Anna, Carolyn, and others and all of them are very knowledgeable. The front desk with Aubrey and Keshia are so fantastic. It really showed how great and helpful they are when patients had to check in with the very impersonal kiosk. So glad that is gone and we are back to having "live" help at the desk. So much more efficient! I really enjoy going to therapy at CPR because of the great people working there and how knowledgeable they are!

I've been going to novo chiropractor in Grandville over two months now. I posted a review when I…read morefirst started stating how Impressed i was with the staff and services.Figured I'd give an update. Let me start off By saying not one day have I ever walked in without the staff being the happiest imaginable. They are genuinely good people. They truly do care about there patients from beginning when you walk in to even after you leave. When I started going to novo I had horrible shoulder pain. Saw two other chiropractors prior and no one could figure out what was wrong with me. Within 15 mins of my first visit Dr.Bailey had figured out what my issue was. She came up with a plan and her plan worked amazing. I sit here three months later able to lift 120lb dumbbells when before I could only hit 85 pound dumbbells due to the pain. Words can't describe how happy I am with the help and guidance I received from dr. Bailey and all the staff who assisted and continue to assist along the way. I wouldn't ever consider going anywhere else. I could move an hour away and still would drive here due to the service and success I personally saw from this place.

From the owner: The team at Novo Chiropractic Sports & Wellness Center knows chiropractic can be what transforms…read moreyour entire life. We’ve seen it happen time and time again. Someone usually contacts our office because of pain. They’re not sure where to turn and have heard about chiropractic. When they walk into our warm and welcoming environment, they can feel themselves start to relax. You will, too, because no matter which of our five locations you go to, you’ll receive the same personalized care and our best recommendations on how to reach your goals. If you’re within 30 minutes of the Metro area, you won’t be any more than 15 minutes away from one of our offices. With multiple doctors on staff, you’ll get the combined benefit of our expertise.

This review may brighten your day with a small, but very much needed chuckle! I just recently…read morereceived this email from Corewell Health, soliciting charitable donations: Dear Corewell Health Community Member, Thank you for relying on our caring team of Corewell Health physicians, nurses, and clinical staff during your recent inpatient or outpatient visit. Corewell Health hospitals and health care services rely on generous donors like you as we grow to meet the needs of the community. Your donation of any amount helps fund advanced equipment, patient support programs, and provides resources to the compassionate staff who make miracles happen every day. If you or a loved one would like to acknowledge a caregiver or if you would like to support the world-class health care programs Corewell Health offers, please consider making a gift to the Corewell Health Foundation clicking on this link: Honor a Caregiver I have included a link below to our Healthy Giving Extra newsletter if you are interested in learning more about the impact of your philanthropic gift, upcoming special events, or other ways to support health care programs in Southeast Michigan that are important to you. Join us in our mission to improve health, instill humanity and inspire hope. Please consider making a gift today. Gifts of every amount make a difference. With gratitude, Jxxxxxxr Wxxxxt Annual Giving Manager P.S. Let us know your thoughts on the importance of health care philanthropy. Please take our one-question survey on Healthcare Philanthropy here. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX So, this was my direct response to them via Reply to their solicitation email: Dear Mr. (or MS) Corewell, I give, and I do mean I give DEARLY, EVERY TIME you send me a bill and I pay it! And, I might add, I'm STILL GIVING, until it hurts, and then some! So, that having been said, please accept my continued, prompt, timely payments as my heartfelt contributions to your cause! Sincerely, and I do mean SINCERELY, Sxxn Oxxxxxxi P.S. Here is just a friendly word of advice to you, Mr. (or MS) Corewell. If I were in charge of your Charitable Contributuons Department, I would comb through my solicitations address book (or Rolodex) of potential donors, and cull out ANY AND ALL OF THE PATIENTS who are in a similar situation as I, that being patients who were under your care for critical or catastrophic illness! Because, if they are in a similar healthcare situation as what I am, they most certainly must be in a similar financial situation, and are in NO FINANCIAL CONDITION OR POSITION TO DONATE ANYTHING TO ANYONE OR ANY CAUSE! Again, just a friendly word of advice!

My experience with Corewell Health was disturbing enough that I would strongly caution others…read morebefore trusting this facility with their care. Their facilities appear dirty and poorly maintained. More concerning was the staff. Several employees I encountered seemed confused, poorly prepared, dismissive, or unnecessarily rude. At times, I was left wondering whether basic standards of professionalism and patient care were being taken seriously at all. The most disturbing incident, however, had nothing to do with cleanliness or competence. I personally overheard two nurses laughing while discussing a patient and what sounded to me like a deliberate decision to avoid or delay responding to his needs because he was a Muslim from Iraq or Lebanon. I cannot know everything surrounding that patient's care, and I am not claiming knowledge beyond what I personally witnessed. What I can say is that I heard the conversation myself, and what I heard was appalling. If staff members are intentionally allowing a patient's heritage an--to affect how promptly or respectfully they receive care, that deserves serious investigation. Patients entering a healthcare facility are often frightened, sick, injured, or otherwise vulnerable. They should not have to wonder whether the person responsible for their care approves of their religion before deciding how quickly to help them. Between the condition of the facility, the behavior and apparent confusion of multiple staff members, and especially the conversation I overheard, I left with virtually no confidence in this facility. Corewell Health should be investigate for this. Patients deserve competent care, a clean environment, basic professionalism, and equal treatment. None of those things should depend on race or religion.