I have gone here multiple times over 20 years-- first, for recovery from spinal fusions, and later…read morefor recovering from knee replacements ,torn rotator cuffs, and a shoulder replacement. Thanks to John and his team of PT's, I'm still living independently in my late 80s!

I was very disappointed in my results. I did 22 sessions over 11 weeks and experienced very little,…read moreto no improvement. I'm 74 years old, yet Dr. Pierce worked on me like I was one of his 22-year-old hockey players.

I can't say enough about my great experience with Niki Varveris. I have worked with her for the…read morepast three years or so with my scoliosis. Not only did she provide exceptional PT exercises and care but she taught me so much. She is extremely knowledgeable and deeply concerned about the welfare of each of her patients. She went out of her way to provide guidance and support for me well beyond what was necessary. Niki is a top physical therapist and a good person all around. I feel very fortunate to have worked with her.

I had a wonderful experience here! I would recommend this place to anyone!read more

Thoroughly professional and fun place to work with pros for your PT needs…read more After tweaking my back, my neurologists sent me hobbling to this facility. To keep with the water theme, there is blue everywhere. From the blue parking spots out front to the really blue walls in the reception area. And on your first visit, you are given a bright blue bag with a strict order to return each time with a towel and "swim shoes" in that very bag that cautions, WATER WORKS client approaching. Stand still. Very still. Swim shoes, you might ask? I did. They are sold by Water Works for a ridiculous price and look like hospital socks. Ew. Or you can bring your own. So I opted for my own water socks that last pushed against the bottom of a kayak and which protected my footsies from the sucking mud near the mangroves. Now, everybody's socks including mine had to protect Water Works from law suits while broken people (including me) gingerly made their way down the steps into the warm waters of their prettyand very blue, indoor pool. Make your appointments for late afternoon. There is natural light in the pool area, and the afternoon sun refracts into patterns on the pool's ceiling. Put that together with melodies sung by one of the therapists - she sings like no one is watching . And I thought that was reserved for dancing! Awesome. You'll be back on your strongest feet in no time. The therapists are dedicated, skilled, and ready to answer any question. Even my not so PT question about why there is a page long instruction hung in the bathroom concerning hand washing. The answer had something to do with the perennial fear - a la ocean curses - about noro virus. That made me try the unintended physical exercise of entering the pool, flat out in my slippy socks without touching any rail.. Water Works will help cure you. I'm here to testify!

One of the best massages we've ever had anywhere in the world! Chris is a true professional and…read moreknow how to make the entire body feel great. Injuries, too much golf, old age. Chris's experience makes him an experienced healer.

I walked in to this office with 2 herniated discs in my back limping and falling from my back…read moreseizing up from simply bending over to completing my PT treatment and feeling brand new. I'm back to full function thanks to Deanne, Dorothy, Justin and the whole staff in general. They really made me feel taken care of and they did such an amazing job. I couldn't have asked for a better office to tend to my injury. I recommend this office to anyone in search of professionalism, knowledge, and consistency in recouping any physical injuries. Thank you again NTPT you are all miracle workers.

While I was staying in Naples this winter I was extremely fortunate to find North Trail Physical…read moreTherapy. Diane Cortese (owner) was my physical therapist, very experienced, knowledgeable and a caring person. She was wonderful treating a severe pinched nerve in my neck. Denise spent time with me, worked on my arm and neck and gave me exercises to help improve my condition. I can now say that after several weeks of treatment I have no pain and a full range of motion. The best part was that I was not rushed, felt welcomed when I arrived and left looking forward to my next appointment. Denise has a great positive team of professionals in her office, easy to make appointments, change appointments and process insurance. I highly recommend North Trail Physical Therapy if you are looking for experienced, knowledgeable and family oriented physical therapist's with a caring touch!

I've seen a lot of doctors in my life, and Dr. Stepanenko was one of the most disrespectful…read morephysicians I have ever encountered. I'm done with disrespectful doctors who treat people like second-class citizens. We aren't impressed that you went to medical school if you never learned empathy, kindness, compassion, or how to treat another human being with respect. Apparently Dr. Stepanenko either wasn't taught, or doesn't believe in, bedside manner. Because she has none. I watched her treat the medical assistant like he was beneath her right in front of me. I watched her back a lot too, since she spent much of the appointment sitting and typing at the computer rather than looking her patient in the eyes. She couldn't seem to remember what she said to my face by the time she turned around to type it five seconds later, then was rude to the medical assistant when he did his best to remember for her as she demanded he repeat what she had just said so she could enter it into her laptop. When she asked me what had worked for me in the past related to the issue I was experiencing, she yelled at me that she doesn't prescribe some of those things. I didn't care whether she did or didn't. I was simply answering her question, yet she responded with a level of hostility and contempt that was shocking. She never properly examined me or put her hands on me to determine what might be going on. Instead, she made a series of assumptions and ordered unnecessary tests. I know those assumptions were entirely inaccurate because I went to see another practitioner who helped me resolve the issue in a single appointment with no testing needed, and who was appalled when I shared my experience with Dr. Stepanenko. Her behavior was unacceptable and inexcusable. I will never return to Jaffe. It has become a revolving door of doctors, and patients deserve better. I will go out of my way to save others from wasting their time here. I sincerely hope you don't waste yours.

My husband went to the Jaffe facility in Cape Coral, on DelPrado, for almost one year. He got…read moreexcellent results from a broken hip and really liked the therapists there He needs to go again for falling and balance issues. I called five times with no response, even leaving messages. This is totally unacceptable and if this is an indication of things to come, we will go somewhere else. We are very disappointed.

Okay...My back was killing me and I know from a MRI I have a bulging disk. My doctor recommended…read moresome therapy and sure enough three weeks latter my back feels great. I can't say enough nice things about Jorge and Chris and their incredible team. The treatment and care was incredible with their goal to get me feeling good quickly. They succeeded. Their facility was incredible clean with a cleaning protocols strictly enforced with each machine and table that I touched cleaned immediately disinfected and marked as so. I cannot say enough positive things about their service!

The name "Associates in Medicine and SURGERY" is very misleading. They are podiatrists- not…read moreorthopedic surgeons. Their associate, podiatrist Eugene Batelli, performed two surgeries on me, left foot fusion and right ankle replacement. Both FAILED significantly so much so that I found need to be treated by an ORTHOPEDIC surgeon who has discovered broken metal and screws in my left foot and a fallen arch and my right foot ankle with a replacement dislodged along with severe damage to the supporting tendon. I have had corrective surgery on one foot. My point is: KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PODIATRIST WHO PERFORMS SURGERY (DPM) AND AN ORTHOPERIC SURGEON who is an MD. It can and was very misleading And I have suffered greatly because of this.