Do not go to ATI Physical Therapy One of the worst places I've ever been it's all about money and…read moredeception There's not enough space to tell how terrible my experience was at this place Felt I had to warn people about it go any place else good luck

Everyone was super helpful, kind and caring. I could tell they all had such good knowledge on my…read moreinjury and knew exactly how to help. Amazing location with amazing people.

Very fast service - in and out in 10 minutes with Rx. Taor was very nice and accommodating. Thank…read moreyou very much.

Stepped on a nail. Got me in right away. Everyone was pleasant and caring. I was in and out in…read moreunder 30 minutes. The place was clean. Would highly recommend.

The white doctor with the blonde hair is so unbelievably unprofessional. She is extremely rude and…read moretwice she has downplayed my sickness only to be contradicted by a more careful doctor later on. She treats you like you're stupid and never listens to what you're saying which is why she gives out so many false diagnosis and a lack of diagnosis in general. It's a shame because all the other stuff seem to be well mannered and the male doctor working there does his job well.

Waiting over two hours to be seen by a doctor is made all the more disheartening when the only…read moreconversation you can hear in the office for over 20 minutes is a lively debate on where to get lunch and how everyone plans to pay. This trumps my first visit where I could hear the office staff loudly talk about a patient on the other side of the door, even yelling across the room on occasion and laughing loudly. From diagnosis to what they didn't like about his personality, I heard everything but a first and last name.

Not a working phone number, and it appears I had to make a longer reviews for them to post it.read more

i have used CareLink Nursing twice for short term in-home care following surgery. The nurses and…read moretherapists have been excellent both times - caring knowledgeable, helpful. But I unfortunately cannot say the same for their administrative and billing. Disorganized and sloppy, and worst of all, cost me money. I would advise everyone to keep their own records of all visits and conversations and discharge dates. Much better than spending hours on the phone afterwards, trying to sort things out with your insurance company.

I was a patient at RHNO after a cardiac event . Found the staff to be professional, did a great job…read moremotivating me to work hard to regain strength and cognitive functioning and Doctors were attentive to all of my healthcare needs. The food was good and the facility was bright with natural sunlight.

Having my husband at this rehab facility was a nightmare…read more After spending nearly two months out of state for back-to-back brain surgeries and serious complications, we were grateful to have him out of the hospital and closer to home. Unfortunately, after assuring us that they were equipped to care for his extensive medical needs, the care he received was deeply concerning. Some examples: -While in their care, my husband developed bilateral pulmonary embolisms. He was severely short of breath, yet it took nearly 24 hours for him to be sent to a hospital for treatment. Staff attributed his symptoms to COVID and dismissed repeated requests from our family to have him evaluated. When we asked if we could take him to the hospital ourselves, we were told, "You can't take him out those doors." -When they finally called an ambulance to take him to the hospital, they did not provide transfer information, including his medication list and other relevant medical details. -A nurse dropped an IV line on the floor, picked it up, and continued to use it.-Important medications, including pain medication needed to help him participate in PT/OT, were delayed by several hours. -Members of the nursing team blamed each other in front of us for improperly administering his IV antibiotic, which he was receiving for meningitis. -A bag of saline had a handwritten expiration date and continued to be used for two more days. When I asked the head nurse if it could be replaced, she appeared annoyed and said, "We'll replace it if it makes you feel better." -His PICC line was left so dirty that when he was eventually admitted to the hospital for the blood clots, the hospital nurses were afraid to use it because they did not want to risk another infection. We tried more than once to have open, honest conversations with the head nurses about our concerns, but we were met with defensiveness and dismissal. One morning, a nurse told me there was confusion about whether my husband had received his IV antibiotic because it had not been properly documented. When I asked for the head nurse to speak with her about it, she told me there was "no confusion," then turned around and walked out before I could respond. I would not recommend this facility to anyone. My husband was miserable there and said he felt like nobody cared about him. More than once, he was left yelling for help at night to use the bathroom, even though he could not go on his own. Based on our experience, I would not trust this facility with the care of a medically complex patient. We tried to approach these conversations with patience and understanding, but we were repeatedly made to feel like an annoyance rather than a family asking for basic communication and safe care. I also ask that the facility not respond by asking me to contact them to discuss this further. We tried repeatedly to speak with someone who would listen while my husband was there, when it mattered most.