I went to see Rena in search of some relief from issue caused by anxiety and ptsd…read more I'll start with Rena's COVID set up in office, which was my preference though she does offer remote sessions. Rena always wears a mask, has hand sanitizer and a plexiglass barrier when you are in session. Regarding the session's Rena is knowledgeable and provides articles, tools and audios that are used at home to enhance your work. I've learned from this experience and feel a shift in the right direction. Healing is a journey that won't be solved magically but I feel my work with Rena set me on a better path and with the tools she provided I'll be able to practice on my own so as not to lose messages from the experience.

"Hyperbaric oxygen therapy increases the amount of oxygen your blood can carry." - Mayo Clinic web…read moresite What it is: Imagine sitting in your own little pup tent for an hour. That's what being in a hyperbaric chamber is like. You get in and lay down on a mat. They pressurize the chamber, which takes about 5 minutes. You don't really feel anything except your ears might pop while you pressurize. You hang out, sleep or use your phone or computer. At the end of the hour they turn off the pressure and you get out. Easy. Relaxing. I love sitting in there and knowing I have that hour to myself to sleep or read in peace. What it does: A lot of different things. It gets rid of swelling and headaches. It can help with mental clarity. For me - it's increased my endurance during workouts and my knees no longer crack when I walk up the steps. Good things about New Leaf in particular: Clean chambers. They sit with you while you pressurize and have call buttons in the chambers. Pillows & blankets so you can get comfy. No high pressure sales. They usually are running specials, so call to see if they have any deals. Prices range from about $40 to $100 per 1 hour session. More technically: Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT for short) pushes oxygenated blood into areas where it may have trouble reaching under normal pressure and pushes oxygen into tissues, also forcing out impurities. It reduces inflammation. Over time it can increase stem cell and red blood cell production. It helps MS, fibromyalgia, autism, burns & cuts, TBI, post-stroke, ADD...etc, etc. Dedicated to my yelp friend, Ken, who asked for info and convinced me to start writing on yelp again.

I have been going here for a couple of months and absolutely love the team here. I'll be sad when I…read moreget done with my treatment because I won't be able to see them anymore. They do an amazing job here! You quickly realize that they are in the business to help people. They truly care for their patients. The Dr is extremely knowledgeable and can help you understand the process to recovery and what it will take to get there. They are down to earth and laid back but they get their work done! You don't have appointments for adjustments but you can normally show up and get adjusted within a few minutes. I've never had any issues. If you're looking for good people and want to feel better, this is the place. They'll take good care of you!

Such a sweet family owned business very professional and very personal they always made me feel…read morebetter

Looks like they charge for the app that they tell you to download and use. I was never told that…read morethere is a fee to log your exercise they have you do at home. Found out because they tried charging my insurance. Called the office and they never called me back.

I went to the one at a Meridian, South Hill Puyallup. The facility is very organized and clean…read more Everyone there is courteous. Eric, the main guy, I guess his name is if I remember it correctly, is really awesome. He knows what he's doing. He's a very friendly and professional kind of guy. Unfortunately, he's not there on a permanent basis. But everyone else is nice and reliable, too. I would recommend this place if you ever need some physical therapy done.

This place on 176th corner Meridian in Puyallup is only run by PT Aides or assistants. The only…read moreones who will give PT care are the aides. The real PT does not see patients! I was rear ended by a teenager who ran a red light and I had to be seen by a Physical Therapy and was sent to this place as recommended by my chiropractor, but the real licensed physical therapist is not here on a regular basis, most especially when I was assigned to him on specific dates the other week and last week! He did not give me care nor PT instructions! only PT aides and receptionist were available to see patients; that is my sad experience with this PT office. So, do NOT expect to be seen by a PT here for there is NONE! no one who will give you care who is a PT! The only ones who will help you are the PT aides, and it seems that I get NO relief from my back pain after two months of "physical therapy" (or pretend physical therapy) at this place. What a waste of time and money.

This place was TERRIBLE! I don't even know where to began. I was rear ended twice in a two month…read morespan and was recommended physical therapy by my doctor. After no relief from my back pain after a month of therapy and finding out I had a misalignment in my hips, my lawyer suggested I see a chiropractor. I asked the physical therapist I'd been working with, Darren Mott, about it and he literally yelled at me saying I was fine and that my hips realigned themselves. It wasn't until after my lawyer spoke with him directly that he recommended a chiropractor to me. There was also two occasions when I had appointments scheduled very early in the morning with Shanik Taylor. She showed up late for both appointments and didn't even have the facility opened yet so I was sitting outside in my car for about twenty minutes, leaving the second time and missing my appointment so I could get to work on time. I decided to switch to the Meridian Physical Therapy branch which was closer to my home and in the same building as my chiropractor. When South Hill saw that I changed my appointments from their location to Meridian, they canceled them without telling me. Meridian was flexible enough to fit me in the day I showed up for my appointment without any problems. The ONLY good thing about South Hill Physical Therapy was the older gentleman named Jack. He assisted in the physical therapy workouts and always made sure you were comfortable during ESTIM.

In my professional job, I have referred multiple families to MMG because of their quality of…read moreservice, compassion for the families, and their sincere dedication to the children they work with. Their location made it convenient, especially for military families. This company is an absolutely wonderful resource to have in our community.

MMG therapy has been amazing for my son. They listen to the parents' concerns, while advising what…read moreis in the best interest of the clients they serve. My son since coming to OT at MMG has shown appropriate pretend play with food, animals, etc.. and has even gained confidence to climb up stairs, and go down slides/ swing on swings - these things were all iffy to him before. With the guidance of speech therapy, we are seeing growth, and I really appreciate them not leaving any rocks unturned. I am confident in their approach, and I highly recommend this facility .

Dr Clary is very knowledgeable and kind. He will help you with your neck and back pain…read more Dr William ( Bill) Lovin opened this practice in 1985 and was there until 1999. He passed away April 2023.

I went to Dr. Clary for back pain that I have been hurting from auto accident . He walked me…read morethrough the process and he was very informative in what he was doing. After months of adjustment, my low back pain was gone. I was so happy. I highly recommend his office!

I've been a patient here for over eight months, and the care I've received has made a tremendous…read moredifference in my lower back rehabilitation. The therapists used a variety of methods to help identify the source of my pain, assisted with nerve conduction studies, and worked through extensive trial-and-error to figure out what treatments were actually effective for me. Their thorough and attentive approach ultimately helped determine that I needed a microdiscectomy and laminectomy--and they supported me every step of the way. Special shoutout to Nicole and Austyn, who consistently went above and beyond. They are friendly, caring, and incredibly dedicated therapists who truly listen and adjust plans based on what works and what doesn't. Everyone on staff has been welcoming and compassionate, creating an environment where you feel genuinely supported and encouraged. I would absolutely recommend this clinic to anyone in need of knowledgeable, attentive, and patient-focused physical therapy. Thank you for all you've done to help me recover!

Justina went above and beyond to help my sister. She took her time to help find a referral for us…read morewhen nobody else would. She took a huge amount of stress off our shoulders. Words can't describe how appreciative we are.

The midwife I worked with privately from the Inn was amazing, this review reflects my issue with…read morethe owner. I was openly between the hospital or using the Birthing Inn and was told I needed to pay the $475 to start the registration. I was told it was sometimes refundable. I did not complete the registration and called to get the very sizable $475 back but was told the owner denied it. I received no services from this facility and utilized the hospital for my delivery. Please note, if you're on the fence to NOT pay the fee until you're certain.

It has taken me 7 years to write a review. Susan was my midwife and I was fortunate enough that she…read moretook me under her care a few weeks before my due date, not without charging me the full amount of course. I had just turned 20 and my husband had just been discharged from the army and we had just moved to Washington. I was traveling from Bellevue so expected at least a 45 minute trip to the birthing center when I did go into labor. My mother called Susan the day before to tell her I had a family history of very fast labors and that I was showing signs of early labor. When we left Bellevue that night , my mom called to let her know we were heading to The Birthing Inn. Susan let us know she was out to dinner with her family but would meet us there. Well we got there and the place was dark and I proceeded to labor in the car hoping I didn't give birth before she arrived. She finally showed up after 25 minutes and set up a room for me, not the room I chose even though there were no other women there. I had agreed to having a single student present and there were at least 3 strangers I'd never met coming in and out and I was very upset about that. I felt she took all my money and used me for all her students to gain experience. After I gave birth, I felt great. I remember sitting on the edge of the birthing tub when Susan said that the placenta needed to be delivered right away and that I was bleeding too much. She then pulled my placenta out of my body...I felt it tear out of me and instantly felt a gush of blood and was extremely weak. Barely after placing my baby on my chest to nurse she was bringing up controversial things that my husband and I had not yet agreed on, asking us if we had come to an agreement, which was none of her business and caused me a lot of distress. She was still concerned about my bleeding and told me that if It didn't stop that she was going to have me transferred to a hospital. After 6 hours she was rushing me out of there and told me if I wasn't able to get up and walk out of there then she was calling an ambulance. She was gone before I left. I remember hobbling out of the room and having to sit down multiple times to avoid passing out. I felt so stressed that she would send me to the hospital and separate me from my baby. A sad difference from when I gave birth to my second child and was wheeled out in a wheelchair and given so much support and compassion. My birth felt like a rushed inconvenience.. like she was just trying to get back to her family and she had no respect for me or my birthing experience.