steve and his staff at in your home care have made caring for our mom from out of state seamless…read moreand easy. we have so much gratitude for steve. he is prompt, caring and an expert.

Good Hope psychotherapists is a very professional organization run by carrying qualified people…read more They helped me get through a very difficult time in my life dealing with personal and professional challenges. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone dealing with a variety of a personal and professional issues.

Word of advise. Stay away from this place if you intend to have insurance cover your sessions. It…read morewon't. Why? They are not licensed. Especially Sheri Fullas. You'll be paying for everything out of your pocket, and they won't even attempt to assist with getting insurance coverage, but they'll never tell you that up front. A total scam operation if you ask me.

Dr.Jill is awesome and gets you in and out in a timely manner. She is very thorough and the office…read moreis a friendly environment. Amy at the front desk is always helpful and kind and knows all the patients by name.

If you still believe chiropractors aren't real doctors, you have not visited Dr. Jill. She's…read morebrilliant and takes the time for testing and getting to know exactly how to treat you. I've never had a medical professional who was so kind...and educational! And you will never, ever find sweeter and more fun office staff! Halloween is a hoot! If I had to hurt my back, at least it brought me to the Slutak gang.

My GG lives there and loves it! She gets her nails done and she also get her hair done!!! She has…read moremade so many new friends that she will never forget. Type of Care- People live there (elders only) and meet new friends. Dinner is provided daily and there are many different events. They actually had a family picnic 2 days ago!!! Care Quality- 5 Stars; Employees will help you if you need anything, and guests are welcome to come anytime!! You don't need to tell anyone that you're coming either. Office Experience- I love the people who work at the office. They are so kind and helpful! I recommend going to this place!! It's a lot of fun!!!

I gave the Polk Personal Care Center 5 stars because this is where my grandmother is staying…read more The staff is friendly and truly care about my grandmother, they remember the stories she tells them and listen to her (even when she is a little off her rocker). They encourage meal time and interacting between the other members of the care center. When my grandmother first came to the the Polk Personal Care Center our family was very worried about her. She was on this crazy kick where she thought she was being poisoned by water! It wasn't that the water had poison in it, she thought that water was poisoned. My grandfather had just died and she was using child sized glasses and marking the amount of water she was drinking on them (which was only a few oz). We didn't know what to do. No one could talk her into drinking what she needed to stay healthy and we feared for the worst. After only a few weeks at the Polk Personal Care Center the staff, doctors and other members were able to help her more then we could. She returned to the same wonderful and strong women I have always know. I am so grateful for that. If you and your family have to make the hard choice to move a loved one in a place away from home, I wish is for them to be treated like family. That is what my grandmother has found here.

My daughter, my husband, and I all see therapists from this practice. The process for pairing us…read morewith the right therapist for virtual sessions was perfect and we have had nothing but good experiences with them thus far. My daughter has been with this practice for many years for her struggles with anxiety, depression, ADHD and OCD. We have had nothing but good experiences with the therapists here and highly recommend them to anyone looking for virtual options for therapy.

If you are a veteran and have been sent here for community care, beware that they are illegally…read morerequiring a card on file for "no-shows and cancelations," which is not allowed per VA policy. I informed them of this, but they insisted that it was a requirement. They told me that they have to have a card on file because the VA doesn't cover no-shows or cancelations. However, in order to become a community care provider, you are required to sign a contract where you agree to never charge the veteran, even for no-shows or cancelations. They have since been informed of this by the VA's community care department. If you are a veteran utilizing community care here and they still have your card on file, demand they remove it, as they have no reason to have it on file. It doesn't matter how reasonable you think the policy is; it's not allowed. They also seem to have started soliciting positive reviews on Google after receiving my negative one detailing this abuse.

I actually came onto this site looking for our counselor Becka. I came to the Mechanicsburg site to…read morejoin a group for family members dealing with addiction in the home. From 2016/17 thru 2018 I attended group with councilor Becka. In 2018 she could no longer lead our group as she was needed to write a new program for an extended rehab. Our group was allowed to continue to meet in the building without her present, but we were soon to fall apart without her guidance. My one year to 18 months of counseling there was invaluable. My beautiful daughter was battling a heroine addiction and the education, companionship, understanding and direction given by our counselor was priceless. Talking with her and other parents with the same issues was helping me keep some kind of sanity and helped me to know I was not alone. strong bonds of love and respect were made by all attending. The educational component helped us parents to know the proper way to support our children without enabling them. it has been seven years since our group has been together; some of our children, including my daughter Emily have passed, but we may be getting together soon and I would love to see Becka again and invite her to our group. Her guidance has been a god sent to me and others in our group. Addiction is a very hard thing to live through, this counseling is so necessary and appreciated. sincerely, Barb M

I highly recommend Mazzitti and Sullivan Mechanicsburg to those struggling with alcoholism,…read moreaddiction, and/or mental health issues. The staff and the program at M&Z Mechanicsburg are outstanding! I was in and out of M&Z a few times. I completed the bare minimum of the program back in early 2018. In March of 2019, I found myself back for another evaluation (not court ordered, all voluntary). Intensive Outpatient (IOP) was recommended. I struggled with the program for about 2 months before working to get in to their partial program (5 days a week from 9a-1p). I didn't last more than 5 days in that program before relapsing. I was discharged unsuccessfully from M&S. Fast forward to July of 2019 when I checked in to an inpatient rehab for 28 days. Upon completing inpatient, I once again reached out to Mazzitti & Sullivan. They welcomed me back. I was in the IOP from mid August thru the beginning of October. I stepped down to regular outpatient and remained in group therapy until the end of December. I also had individual counseling sessions throughout the entire outpatient program, and I continued those sessions through mid February. Mazitti & Sullivan (Mechanicsburg), and my counselor, Kyle, are a big part of my recovery story. The entire staff at the Mechanicsburg office is amazing. I looked forward to my appointments and groups. I really worked through a lot of issues that were holding me back from sobriety in the past. I was able to be open and felt that my thoughts and feelings were heard and respected. The communication with my counselor was easy and open. I took to heart and mind all of his advice and feedback. The group sessions were very informative and positive. I learned a lot about myself, alcoholism, and recovery at M&Z.

Stoneridge isnt the nicest Home -it needs repairs . But The nurses are very good --but there isnt…read morenearly enough of them - the Home needs more nurses for sure ! My Mom was 101 and just died there ; I must say they did take decent care of here and made sure she was comfortable. We had one nurse who was sassy to my Mom but she was released ! It is one of the cheaper Homes but that is if you call 12 thousand a month cheap ?? They changed hands afew months ago and things did change a little and some of the Nurses left and they got some others in ! The food changed for sure --awful -- and cheap and tasteless ! . I had Hospice come in to take care of my Mom from Mom. to Fri and they bathed her and saw to some of her other taste --They were Beautiful Ladies --They showed great love for my Mom ! They were called Hospice for all Seasons ! I say Thank You ! I dont know what I would done with out them ! Thank You