My daughter had a traumatic brain injury and needs ongoing occupation therapy. ExplorAbilities was…read morethe top recommendation from her Neurologist and PCP. We love it here! The staff are kind and attentive. Everyone there genuinely wants to see the patients thrive and reach goals. We have had two different therapists and they are all great. They have even helped us with her school IEP on what she needs to help her during school hours. They are always willing to talk to the teachers. Only downside is it can take over a year to get in with them. I think we waited 14 months on the waiting list. I am not deducting any stars because that is how many OT places are. Just really long wait times. My daughter was on 3 different waiting lists and we figured we would take the first that could get her in, but ExplorAbilities was our top choice. So pleased they called first!

By far the best physical therapy in town! I've been coming here for a few years now and it's…read morenothing but the best. They have therapy from toddlers to adults. Many different specialist for all types of injuries and ages. I've seen Greg and Marissa they both are some of the nicest people you'll meet. The entire staff us top notch! If you need any kind of rehabilitation this is the place to be!

It seems like with places like this, your experience is almost entirely determined by the quality…read moreof the staff members that handle your particular child. We've been to a few places around town (Chatterbox, Indigo), and each of them, including this one, has pretty typical management. This means some decisions they make are frustrating and other aspects run smoothly. We had a wonderful therapist at Indigo who unfortunately quit. The management only gave us one weeks' notice despite having like a month's foresight, and we were left without a therapist, which is why we tried Climbing Tree. The speech therapist we were assigned here, Sarah, is dedicated, devoted, and serious about helping her patients improve. And for this experience (going on for half a year now), we're giving this place 5 stars. But be aware your mileage may vary greatly, and it is always worth exploring all your options.

Two-Star Rating because I devoted my valuable time volunteering here for nothing and need to give a…read moreheads up to prospective volunteers....DO not waste your time! For nearly a month I drove 18-miles one way, to basically clean the office, top to bottom including the bathroom. I was there to gain experience in the field of Occupational Therapy so that I might know that this is indeed the field for me. Schools require service in the field and it's become harder to get this exposure coupled with intense competition. As a result Climbing Tree Therapy Clinic has become one of many such private clinics that uses people, hard-working students trying to do the right thing, as nothing more than salary-free housemaids. Unlike the big hospitals where I had over 130hrs volunteering in the field of PT, with a set schedule of therapists you help out and shadow, There was absolutely no structure here. In addition no background checks, no communicable disease tests or vaccinations as does most places to protect clientele (e.g., TB testing and criminal record check) considering they work primarily with children this is concerning and yet my suggestions fell on the deaf ears of the administration head. I would often show up an hr earlier than the staff with nothing to do, so I would read various books on OT. Then when staff would show up, I would hear 2nd and 3rd hand that I wasn't busy enough?!?! This place desperately needs some training on how to best use folks valuable time so that it's a positive experience all around. I just couldn't believe how badly I was treated and I was "Giving" my time, that's what a volunteer is and should be appreciated not told to go scrub a toilet because there is no proper management.

Dr. Dickie is a pill pusher. My brother is there recovering from a TBI, after being there for 30…read moredays he has become depressed due to minimal socialization. The doctor was pushing anti-depressants when he knows our end goal is to have him off medication. My mom is the power of attorney and told the doctor absolutely not to the medication he was pushing on my brother. After my mom left, he went back into the room to convince my brother to get on a low dose. Disgusting!! All they want is money by putting you on medication that creates more side effects for more money. I will definitely be reporting this doctor and do not reccommend this place. After 30 days of being there my brother has had very little improvements.

Amazing care with amazing physical therapy. The staff is amazing all around. This for sure is the…read morebest Rehabilitation center in Albuquerque. Insurance can be tricky and if you have to pay out of pocket it is expensive but the care for your family member is unbeatable. They have a whole top floor just for physical therapy. I highly recommend this center.

Well, they were recommended to me by a former employee. But…read morewhen I phoned them they told me they had downsized and no longer provided the service I was looking for.

Dr. Gia is delightful and very detail oriented. Her speech…read moreis super clear and she informs you of the slightest nuances. The testing and selection of my first hearing aids was such a positive experience. I'll always appreciate her kind personality. Thank you!]

We had only three days before our older brother was being discharged from a Rehab Center, Marla was…read moretruly a lifesaver. We were flying in from three different states to help my brother make this move into an assisted living center,without Marla's help it would've been a nightmare, she was wonderful from start to finish her knowledge and professionalism, made this difficult situation easier. Marla did her research before hand chose a few different places for us to tour. She accompanied us on each of the tours and asked questions that we would not have even thought of. Her charming low-key personality kept all of us calm and on track.We can't thank you enough. Anyone who works with you will be blessed. Ask for Marla Ivey You will not be disappointed. Thank you, The Keller, family, Ward, Jane, Judy, Mark, and Robin

Made searching for a place to move my brother from California so easy. Wes took into consideration…read moreevery aspect of my brothers needs and budget and narrowed my search down to just a few places. This service already knows the credible assisted living place so it saved me so much time and energy. I needed to get my brother into a place fast and Wes got the job done quickly. On top of that this service is free. So glad I found them.

I had total knee replacement surgery a couple weeks ago. I started PT last week and come twice a…read moreweek. The staff is great. I met with Don initially and he did my evaluation. Don is super nice and helpful. He answered all my questions and is really knowledgeable. My PT sessions have been with Adrian. He is awesome. He is very kind yet gently pushes me. He works with me on the exercises then talks to me about what I need to work on. Thank you

I recently had my last session today and I want to say that all the physical therapy specialists…read morewere so amazing and always was one step ahead on what was done for me on the previous session. That was a breath of fresh air that I didn't have to repeat what was worked on with my previous sessions. They are attentive and truly care about our recovery to get us back to our normal lives. I highly recommend this place for all!

My wife and I were fortunate to have been referred to Dr. Sandra Montoya who we found to be…read morethorough and professional. We especially appreciated her simultaneously modifying the "professional language recommendations "with practical suggestions on how to begin the difficult steps in making improvements with our situation. Her amazingly thorough evaluations were wide-ranging and thorough. Unfortunately, we had waited too long to seek assistance and thus were dealing with less than an enthusiastic attitude in seeking this assistance. Dr. Montoya's comfortable and always positive and supportive manner ameliorated any early skepticism. In a short time, the discussions crucially made it feel as though we were engaged in conversations more like talking over a problem with a friend who would not judge. Her explanations were always encouraging while not hiding from reality. In this world, it is not always easy to accept what we don't want to hear ... but definitely need to hear. Again, the comfortable and positive atmosphere, as well as Dr. Montoya's very clear and encouraging demeanor finally led to a dual track of professional recommendations while also suggesting simple actions to try in real life. Bottom line: we highly recommend Dr. Montoya to anyone looking for neuropsychological assistance, especially at the beginning of an issue but also at the "hopefully, it's not too late to ask for help" point. She is simply the best!

I recently spent 3 sessions with Dr Sandra Montoya (a Neuropsychologist) due to concerns with…read morelosing words in conversations. Dr Montoya conducted a thorough, professional interview yet maintained a comfortable and positive atmosphere. She performed what seemed to be a customized group of tests as a quick response to information she gleaned from earlier results. Her instructions were very clear and encouraging further participation. The discussion following the testing also seemed customized and inclusive with examples of my specific circumstances and some appropriate actions to try. Her explanations were encouraging, easy to understand, positive and seemed sensible. Positive results so far. I was impressed with her communication skills, her comfortable, authentic interaction and her positive, supportive demeanor. I trust her conclusions and recommendations.

Overall could have been better. It may be barely okay - but not safe. PT and OT were good…read more Staff for the most part were friendly - not always competent. I had to wait long times for help to get to and from bathroom. Doctor and PT said that I was to have help getting into and out of wheelchair. Even when they came, they only watched, didn't help. At one time I was told to just do it myself - not to bother them. The worst was the private Care Conference scheduled for a conference room. The previous person overstayed, was not told she had to leave, and so my meeting was held in the hallway - most likely against HIPAA. Private information was openly revealed where others could hear. And, little if any suggestions were valid for when I was to go home. One suggestion was just to sell my house. Food was ok, but usually cold. Twice when I ordered ala carte, I got the standard meal. Breakfast was ok, but often not what I ordered. A number of times a nurse tech woke me from sound sleep to ask how I was doing. I arrived on Tuesday after four days in bed in the hospital. I asked for a shower - told not today, but tomorrow. Asked every day and finally got a shower on Friday. Had to "beg" to get a shower twice a week. Staff allowed roommate to have loud company one evening to nearly midnight. I had to ask for a bill. I messaged, emailed, and called. I finally got one that showed I was 120 days past due. I had not even been at Manzano Del Sol 120 ago when I got the bill -- and my insurance paid the first 20 days. Also - if I pay by credit card they will charge me over $100 extra. I would suggest trying another facility for your rehab if you have a choice.

I wish I could give 0 stars. DO NOT TAKE YOUR LOVED ONES TO…read moreTHIS PLACE. It seems like the people that work here are fed up with their jobs and just want the residents to rot in their beds. My mom had to stay in this hell hole for a month, which was gravely short staffed and over worked. Violeta a female tech, made fun of my mom in front of her face for not being able to walk. My mom suffers from a neurological disease that causes her to basically become paralyzed. Because she was unable to walk, Violeta made fun of her for that, calling her dramatic. My mom was often left soaked in diapers for hours which gave her a uti which they tested her for and two weeks later her results came back "negative" but then they realized it was "positive". She ended up getting a bed sore that my mom's friend had to point out and Manzanos response was that they won't do anything about it until it's a stage 3 bed sore. This place is a money hungry hell hole that lies to their residents. They quoted my mom $250 for a transport and once the transport was done they said it was $450. I would highly recommend all the people with their negative reviews to report this place to Ombudsman 18664512901. There have been a few CNAS at this place who were compassionate and amazing. Those nurses are Anastasia, Destiny, Shana & Mabel. Kitchen staff and food was great.