Excellent therapy but receptionists are rude and unfriendly and inconsiderate attituderead more

I absolutely love the care my Grandma is receiving here at Terrio to hear her have conversations…read moreand the compassion that's given during her sessions Kyle hands down, him & Grandma clicked, with her being 92 it's not easy to get on her good side. Ash is phenomenal I see so much improvement with Grandma sitting up alone trying to do things she hear her instruct me to do with her. I can say this was the best decision I made for my Grandma after recovering from a stroke and seizure and quitting hospice. Thank you from Savannah getting us on schedule to the team in the back that give all there patients exceptional care and support to regain independence in the patients

Third tradition sober living home is amazing. I lived there for 90 days and the experience was…read moregreat. I can't thank Mark Smith enough for how much he has helped me. He really cares and invests his time in everybody that lives there. The houses are clean, there is structure, and accountability. There are house meetings and 12 step meetings on site which is convenient. I was able to keep my job and stay there while working on my recovery. All the people there are great, the staff and the residents alike. I had a roommate there who was really cool. I couldn't go away to regular rehab because I didn't want to lose my job but my marriage was on the rocks. I was able to live at the sober living and go to an outpatient program while I worked on my marriage. Now I am back home with my wife and kids and living a sober life. The houses are clean and it is very affordable. I will be forever grateful for Mark Smith and third tradition sober living. Thanks Mark!

The Third Tradition sober living community in conjunction with the Program Director Marc Smith have…read moremade a change in the lives of my husband and I that I will be eternally grateful for. My husband went to live there when things got out of hand with his addiction and he couldn't get it under control with out-patient treatment alone. It wasn't his choice at first, he wanted to convince me that he could quit at home and that me being a certified drug and alcohol counselor would matter. My experience in the field didn't matter though because my husband needed to be in a structured controlled environment with people who were invested in him differently than a person married to him. Marc and the rest of the community loved on and directed my husband until he embraced recovery. Month after month my husband chose on his own to remain in sober living even after exceeding the initial conditions that had to be met for him to come home. 5 months later he's still there and we are healthier and happier than we've been in 18 years. Each month I watch him grow more into the man I always knew that he could be. I see his self esteem building, patience I never knew he possessed, and the good in him coming out more and more. He's developed meaningful relationships there with the other men in recovery who I imagine will be life long. His roommate is a heck of a guy who we've enjoyed camping and fishing with. If you can't seem to get it together on your own or have a loved one that's putting you at wits end, I highly recommend that you give this place a shot. It sure has done the trick for us.

Super awesome place everyone is very kind and it is very clean and professional and they know what…read morethey are doing when it comes to physical therapy Krista is awesome!

I recently accompanied my grandson and granddaughter to a PT appointment here at Sabo Physical…read moreTherapy. The waiting area was very crowded, and because all of the available seating was taken, we were standing in an open area where there seemed to be enough room for everyone to move around comfortably. At one point, a staff member, who I assume was the chiropractor based on the room he came out of said, "Excuse me." We immediately stepped aside to give him space. However, he then spoke to us in what came across as a very rude and dismissive tone, saying something along the lines of, "Can you guys like move out of the way, like move away from here? This is our workspace. Give us room." We were not being disruptive or disrespectful, and we would have gladly moved if asked politely. The issue was not the request itself, it was the way it was delivered. Customer service and professionalism matter, especially in a healthcare setting where patients and their families should feel welcome and respected. I understand that staff need access to their work areas, but there are courteous ways to communicate that. A simple, polite explanation would have accomplished the same thing without making us feel uncomfortable or unwelcome. Unfortunately, this interaction left a negative impression of the office.

Jag, Jeanette, Josie, Neida, and Sam are a top notch and superior staff. They helped us through a…read morevery difficult time and we are grateful. We will not use any other company for our post operative needs. Brava, AHS!

Horrible place to work. Also submits claims on a Medicare patients who don't qualify as homeboundread more

I'm honestly shocked at the level of service here considering the daily rates. The place is…read moreanything but sanitary--my bed sheets weren't properly washed, and to make matters worse, there are bed bugs! The rooms have a horrible odor, almost like urine, which makes it unbearable. On top of that, some of the counselors aren't even certified. It's mind-blowing how this place is allowed to operate. I really can't recommend it to anyone. It's an absolute mess. They also allow women to go in with men to do drug tests. If roles were reversed it would be an issue. Some things to take into account if you were looking into this place.

Everything! Cognitive behavioral and physical therapy. 5 stars…read more I was there for almost two years. 2014-2016 Apartments and clinic are great, good staff!

We have had a family member at the Pointe are Summit Hills since last summer. While it is…read moredifficult for anyone to move into an assisted living, the transition for our loved one was made as smooth as possible. The staff are all well trained and helpful. The food is quite good, and the kitchen is accommodating with special requests. The facility is clean and the rooms have adequate space. Most importantly, we have been impressed with the involvement between staff and the residents. We had a medical emergency, and I know for a fact that due to the quick action of the staff, our family member received the care she needed and has been making a remarkable recovery. I am a healthcare provider in the community, and am continually impressed with this facility.

Memory care side is questionable. Clients are unable to speak for themselves. I have witnessed 3…read moredifferent clients falling. Staff had to be alerted. Room temperature was near 90 degrees in my loved one's room. Complained to staff and management (Perla). It was a weekend and she wouldn't call anyone out to fix the unit. Filed a complaint with licensing. They found my complaint to be credible and it was substantiated.

I've struggled with mental health since I was 9 years old, and joined this program for the PHP…read moreprogram after being at BBHH in the psychiatric teens ward 2 days after I turned 13. I'm so thankful this program was even open considering it was peak COVID days, and let me say: this program saved my life. Not only did it save me then, I'm in group again now that I'm an adult because I had another attempt and was hospitalized for that. It's saving me yet again. Everyone who works there is so kind and wise and really makes the lessons learned stick. Even the other attendees help me so much since I'm not alone. Finally, I just wanna say, if you put the effort in, you can change and make progress. You will get better and heal. You can't do it alone, which is why I recommend aspire 100%, but you gotta help yourself, too. :)

The experience of the current director is not sound. ASB claims to foster an intimate and…read morecompassionate environment, yet hugs are prohibited. Most all participants are comforted by hugs and readily accept them as they need them as all humans do. Respect for their boundaries is observed. Yet , one can get removed from the program for a hug or a peck on the cheek. On top of this, the "rule" is not enforced equitably, or randomly. We are adults and can ask before we hug, and can vocalize whether or not we want one. There is no peer pressure.

It's a smaller office so I don't feel like I'm not just another yo move along. I feel like a…read moreperson!! I've had a very through assessment, was educated on my treatment plan, given the chance to ask questions. During my treatments they always ask me how I'm feeling, do I need more or less weight, is the number of reps OK for me to do. If you are old enough to remember the old show called "Cheers," then you will recognize the line "where everybody knows your name," that's how everyone in the office makes me feel!!

If you need physical therapy this is the joint to go everything That works here is very…read moreprofessional and knowledgeable and will get you back to health. I would never choose another place BSMART is family.