I've spoken with 2 out of the 3 counseling agents available, Rebecca and Charlotte, both of which…read morewere extremely rude, got off topic, and yelled at me while interrupting me many times. One of which, Rebecca, who misquoted me many times on top of making the discrepancies. I was told by both counselors that I come off as resistant? I had been nothing but compliant (in my opinion and the opinion of the person with me who was a witness to every call) and I was laughed at by one, Charlotte, while she stated it. I payed $120 for a single phone call for an evaluation from Rebecca, and that was prior to even being evaluated. I've been told to partake in things that have nothing to do with my case, which causes more confusion for me and will be assessed with my attorney. With that being said, it's also impossible to find information about Choice Counseling online.

I literally did all of my classes but they never sent them to my PO. So i called them to check in…read moreabout it after my PO said something to me like a year later. They told me I only did 2 of my mandated 6 classes and I was terminated out of the system. I literally did all 6 of the classes and vividly remember the classes as well. They told me i would have to start all the way from beginning as a way to suck more money out of you. It is a total scam in my opinion.

This therapy center is the best you can go, I honestly recommend Amy, she is awesome and I went…read morethere because my mom took you there two to three times. I have an awesome experience the boss is nice, even the quality was so good so I would also do five stars on the office experience.

We had a great experience here. My daughter saw Miss Michelle for sensory integration issues and…read morehas made huge improvements. Her confidence has increased trying new sports and she seems much happier.

Sadly the doctor was running behind on the day of my appointment…read more The front desk was happy to let me sit without informing me of the time delay. I was only taken back to an exam room when I asked about the delay. Once in the exam room I proceeded to wait an additional 30+ minutes before stepping into the hallway to inform the staff I would be leaving without seeing the physician. Dr P was standing right beside me and never apologized for his tardiness not made an effort to correct the issue. The staff happily handed me a charge sheet and let me walk out. I guess they have too many patients to worry about anyones time but their own. I would not reschedule and will not recommend to anyone. Respect for your patient is an important part of the process that seems to be lacking at this office.

If you get Niya or Dr Ratner they won't look out for your best interest only what they want to…read moreperform. My insurance actually told me to look for another provider because they wanted to pay them but they wouldn't provide the need information.

Dr. Peggy Marbach is a Godsend. I suffered from vertigo and she was recommended by my ENT. After…read more2 visits, my vertigo was gone. Dr. Marbach is personable, demonstrates empathy, and provided me with an individual plan based on her assessment (which was pretty cool). I did the exercises she gave me and my dizziness went away and my balance improved. Should my vertigo return, I will call her right away. Thank you, Dr. Marbach! Rae-ann

I came here after seeing another PT that I didn't have a good experience with…read more My PT was Doug, and by the looks, he was a red flag himself. Never go to a PT who is out of shape. I was assigned to him because of the pain that came from my back, linked to my "sciatica". The first 3 visits were fine. I was assigned certain stretches which I continued to do. He continued to tell me I was likely having issues with my sciatica nerve. After about 5 visits my pain wasn't getting better. He continued to stretch out the area of my spine that he thought the pain was coming from. I told him by my 6th visit that I was in a lot of pain. He didn't do anything about it or even offer anything to resolve the pain (massage therapy, other stretches, etc.). This was disappointing since I was already spending so much time and money. During my last 2 visits, we didn't do anything, I complained about my pain and he said there was nothing he could do. He referred me to one of the doctors so I could get an x-ray or an MRI. I ended up going to a different dr because I had a horrible experience here. My new doctor told me I had NO SCIATICA issues, instead it was mild arthritis. I was referred to another PT who has been doing an amazing job at identifying and resolving the pain. Please beware of the people who work at Resurgens-yes, the name is widely known but some of the staff are not as knowledgeable or helpful. Now let's talk about accessing my documents and paperwork-I had to go through circles to get all my paperwork from the PT clinic. I was sent in circles to a third party company they used (my MRI disks didn't even work!!!).

I was assigned to Doug as my PT for IT band syndrome. On the day of my appointment, Doug…read more"evaluated" my pain and said he would return with stretching exercises. He left, was gone a bit, came back and handed me a packet of printed out exercises. I expected that he would go through them with me but instead said he would see me in a week. After looking over the printouts, I asked about one of the stretches which uses a roller and asked if he could show me how to do this one. He searched the clinic for a roller, said it had been a while since he used one, awkwardly demonstrated it, and that was it. I thought he would at least go through every one of the five exercises he gave me but he did not. I was there a total of 26 minutes from the time I walked through the doors until I left. I have since found another PT at a different clinic who has made a world of difference on how I feel. This new PT spent my first visit evaluating my condition, massaging my pain areas, having me do several stretches and sent me home with 1 simple stretch to do twice a day. I am now up to 17 minutes of stretching twice a day and go to him two times a week. Physical Therapy should be just that. Therapeutic. I do not mind going twice a week because I feel so good now. I do not recommend Resurgens for PT.

We did physical therapy for my son with Ms. Colleen. The office got us scheduled right away and the…read morestaff were great about calling me back and getting insurance worked out. After 14 months of PT, we've graduated! Colleen was wonderful, advocated for my son, met him where he was and got him where he needed to be. She was tough, and she was exactly what we needed! Highly recommend Colleen and Building Blocks Pediatrics! Free parking, they take insurance, and they offer multiple types of therapies.

BBP is a group of assorted children's therapists (speech, occupational, physical). The main office…read moreis in Marietta, but we visit Jennifer McCuller at the Buckhead location. It consists of a large room for physical/occupational therapy, a smaller room at the back for ST, and a waiting room with chairs and some books/magazines. Jen is great. She's got a great selection of interactive games to make learning fun. As she has realized what motivates my son, she tailors the activities appropriately. She does crafts with him that he can bring home, and she provides us with extra worksheets for us to do between lessons. After our last experience with ST, it's really nice to have a front office who bills insurance first, then provides one bill at the end of the month for what insurance won't cover. And they can set up auto-debit, sending you a copy of the bill to email. I like that the office and the therapists are separate, so that they can focus on helping my son, rather than dealing with the joys of insurance companies.

Claire is the absolute best. If you need any type of hand/wrist PT, please look no further. She is…read moreknowledgeable, professional, relatable and kind. Her office is lovely and has easy/free parking. She handles all appointment scheduling and insurance claims herself so you'll never have to worry about dealing with an unresponsive front office staff etc. I was devastated when I first broke my wrist and later on really looked forward to going to my appointments every week. Claire provides a 1 on 1 experience during sessions as well as various exercises to do at home. She was instrumental in getting my wrist functional again and even provided an excellent recommendation for my dad's PT. It's probably weird to be sad about not having to attend PT anymore, but that's the reality :) Thank you so very much!

From the owner: Claire West has been practicing occupational therapy for almost 20 years. She earned her BA in…read moreCommunication Processes and Disorders from the University of Florida and her Master's of Occupational Therapy from Nova Southeastern University in 2001. She specializes in upper extremity rehabilitation and received her Certification in Hand Therapy in 2006. Claire has worked throughout Atlanta including Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Resurgens Orthopaedics and Pinnacle Orthopaedics in Marrietta. Ou

Have worked with both Mackenzie and Katlin on my Knees/Hips and both do a great job. Have used…read moreother PTs in the past and they were not as effective or through as the staff at the Dunwoody location. Initially came in for the Knees but they were able to identify a sore hip was causing the problems and I went from wearing knee braces and icing after every tennis match to playing pain free with no help. Note: This is a copy/paste from my google review since there are no reviews on YELP.

If you have a high-deductible health plan, read this before booking…read more This clinic looks like an independent physical therapy office in a strip mall. It is not. Our bill arrived from Wellstar Health System, categorized as "Hospital Services" and billed at hospital facility rates. At no point before, during, or after our visit did anyone meaningfully disclose that this location bills as a hospital outpatient department. Here is what they billed for an initial evaluation visit for a 14-year-old child with a sore back: - PT Evaluation, Low Complexity, 20 min (CPT 97161): $325 - Manual Therapy, 15 min (CPT 97140): $250 - Neuromuscular Reeducation, 2 units (CPT 97112): $452 Total billed: $1,027. For one visit. After the insurance "adjustment," the negotiated rate came to $509. Because we have a high-deductible plan, we owe all of it. To be clear: our insurance paid zero dollars. $509 is the actual price this clinic charges for a single PT evaluation. Independent PT practices in this area typically charge $150-250 for the same visit. Cash-pay evaluations run $100-150. As for the care: they cancelled our follow-up appointment the day of, never rescheduled, and never contacted us again, aside from the incessant automated texts asking us to leave them a review. The next communication about our actual care was this bill. Before you book here, ask one question: "Will this visit be billed under a hospital's tax ID as hospital outpatient services, and is there a facility fee?" We didn't know to ask. It will cost us triple.

After neither a PCP nor an orthopedist could diagnose my injury or "feel my pain," the PT's at…read moreAtlanta Rehabilitation knew exactly what was going on with the dull, sometimes sharp pain in my calf area: Perineal nerve disturbance. They were able to alleviate some it after the first visit, but most importantly, they taught me how to properly warm-up before playing sports. I was doing it all wrong, and I can tell a huge difference. Getting better every week.