I am presently doing therapy for a shoulder-bicep injury. I'd just like to say that everyone at the…read moreHinckley Southwest Therapy location has been amazing. They are kind and gentle and reassuring that I will eventually be back to my normal self soon. They are great listeners regarding my concerns and very clear on my directions for my at home exercises. I love the small town flare that the office has. I've seen some familiar faces there which is nice. I am confident that the staff will continue to be an important part of my healing journey. In a world where you feel in the health industry to be just a number, this location is like being with family.

From the owner: Southwest General’s Physical Therapy program is part of the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation…read moreDepartment. The program is focused on providing a continuum of care that helps patients recover from illness or injury by improving their strength, flexibility and coordination as well as their balance and general mobility.

This is an absolutely horrible place to have a loved one go to for Recovery. The staff treats my…read moregrandfather horribly and he doesn't get Physical Therapy and he is a Veteran and They do therapy every 4 months and they suck and it's very sad for people who serve our country and please take my word for it screw this place

PLEASE DO NOT CONSIDER THIS FACILITY FOR YOUR LOVED ONE'S NEEDS DUE TO INHUMANE AND ILLEGAL PATIENT…read moreTREATMENT! In April 2014, my brother was a resident at the Pearlview Skilled Nursing facility. He had a horrible experience, which I would like to relate here on Yelp. My brother suffers from an extreme brain injury, and cannot eat, swallow, talk, or communicate in any way. He has become hyperactive, due to this extensive brain damage, and cannot stay still, making him a challenging patient. He is also on tube feedings, which make him susceptible to aspiration pneumonia. At the end of April, my brother contracted pneumonia, while he was a resident at Pearlview. This is a risk that people that are on tube feedings face, so I do not blame Pearlview for this. However, what transpired next is truly INHUMANE and ILLEGAL. When my brother contracted pneumonia, Pearlview sent him to Medina General Hospital. Once admitted, Pealview then informed the hospital that they would NOT take my brother back when he recovered. In other words, they evicted him from the nursing facility, leaving him homeless, WITHOUT NOTICE. According to Pearlview, this was because of his hyperactivity, and they did not feel that they could offer him appropriate care. The staff at Medina General Hospital was then forced into overdrive, trying desperately to find my brother a a skilled care facility that he could go to once he would be discharged. This took over a week, and even though my brother was ready to be discharged, there was nowhere for him to go. (Finally, the hospital social workers found a wonderful nursing home in Hudson, called Hudson Elms, that was happy to take him. Fortunately, my brother has received great care there, from a truly phenomenal staff.) Pearlview Skilled Nursing Facility acted in an inhumane and illegal manner by evicting my brother, refusing to take him back, once discharged from the hospital. While I understand, and agree, that Pearlview could not provide acceptable care for him, it is ILLEGAL to evict a patient from a nursing home without giving 30 day notice. Pearlview did not give notice, shirking their responsibility, and abandoned my brother, a severely brain injured patient without the means to communicate, to Medina General Hospital. This is illegal, immoral, and unethical. As if eviction without notice isn't bad enough, my brother suffered terrible lacerations during his time at Pearlview. The hospital staff was horrified by the state of his wounds when he was admitted from Pearlview and had difficulty believing that any nursing facility would have allowed these wounds to progress to the point where they were upon admission. (I have photos of these wounds, and would be happy to provide them to anyone who is interested.) Once I saw these wounds, I would not have sent my brother back to Pearlview, regardless if they would have taken him or not. However, this does not in any way excuse Pearlview's illegal actions. I have contacted the Ohio Ombudsman program to lodge a complaint against Pearlview. However, I feel compelled to also Yelp about this experience, in hopes that it will save another patient from a horrible experience such as the one suffered by my brother.

Phenomenal professional patient focused care. My balance is significantly improved. Feel so much…read moresafer. They listen carefully to your feedback. They are very attuned to how much pain you have been experiencing Ing. They are not just medical providers, they are caring human beings 5 star care

I was diagnosed with severe spinal stenosis. I initially met with Mary Gulling. I also had sessions…read morewith Amanda, Rebecca, Paula and others. They were each helpful in teaching me exercises to strengthen my core. What I was so grateful about the experience is I was told not only what to do, but why. Also how I should be breathing while doing the exercises. I was also taught what to avoid. I have played racquetball for over 50 years and thought I would need to give it up. Amanda encouraged me to not give it up and I am playing again. Yes being more careful but still in the game. I did not want to live my life on the sidelines and I have learned so much. Yes things are different, but I'm still living an active life. While all the therapists have been helpful and caring, Mary is the best. She has made a huge difference for me. Thank you Mary. I appreciate you and your team so very much. Wishing you all the very best!!

Dr. Vicky is very professional. But the office management is very unprofessional and mismanaged…read more Very poor handling of billing and never notified the patient of cancellation charges.

Dr. Vicky is a PRO! (All the other staff were great also!)…read more I have always worked and played hard, so my body pays the price, but until a couple weeks ago I could usually fix my aches and muscle tension with some stretching and a massage... Not this time. I woke up one morning in terrible pain after working too hard and getting stressed out and dehydrated, and I couldn't move my entire upper right quadrant (neck/back/shoulder). I spent the next two weeks doing my usually rehydrate, stretch, handfuls of ibuprofen, and a professional massage.... But no dice, the chronic aching and tension never subsided. I was losing sleep and losing patience, so my wife looked up physical therapy near us and found Millennium. Dr. Vicky was my therapist and listened to my entire backlog story on how I ended up this way and what hurt, then started probing and working on the tension, and within 30 min she had my exact problem worked out and proceeded to give me a gradually increasing stretching and strengthening plan. Every member of the staff worked together in a very positive atmosphere of talking and laughing while working with patients and I looked forward to every day of treatment with them. I highly recommend entrusting your body and health to Millennium Rehab and it's people!!!

I have gone to many Physical Therapy places, including those operated by major prestigious hospital…read moresystems. In my experience too many times I found the treatment to be a common set of exercises, time after time. Too many times the results were little or no effect. I found myself asking, "This isn't helping. This is a waste of time". I began to develop a negative opinion towards PT. Yet, my wife experienced very good results and had high praise for the professionals. We went to different places. So I couldn't dismiss it. Many places employ people with the required education, training, and experience. What I have learned is that there are only a few places with people who have something else that enable them to get results where others do not. In sports we call them Champions. I have since found a couple Physical Therapy places that distinguish themselves way above others and who have helped me greatly. Prue Physio is one of them. To me their knowledge level is clearly above other places I have been. While I have conditions that will never go away completely, they have helped me get to an easily manageable place with much welcome relief of stress and pain. Let me emphasize, "What a relief". Everyone was nice and helpful. Everything, scheduling, billing, was quick and easy. At my age, stage in life, I know there will be more issues coming and I'll be going back to Pure Physio because what I'm interested in is results.

I am an old, tired and run-down war horse, driven down by life itself, the flail, mace or pike…read moredriven relentlessly and ever-deeper into my flesh, the ragged claws tearing at my sinews, weakening my gait, yet hurtling me on toward either that great reward, or worse: a long life. So I haul my sorry excuse for a body to North Coast and give the Good Doctor the abridged version: Years of working on concrete floors, on my knees, hauling cast iron pipe, then on weekends, hey! Let's ski Squaw Valley top to bottom couple times! (I can hear the sand in my knees shifting, recalling the moguls, the absurdly long boards, the long drive back to the Bay Area. Ouch.) First, I get a complete food workup and discover that I have two sensitivities, which are usually associated with arthritis. Now, I know what you're thinking, Darlin', and I ain't THAT old. Just because there's snow on the roof... and... uh... It ain't the size of the ocean... but... um... Well, I'm not sure what I was saying, but my food rules are now in place and I'll be a son of a Republican if I don't feel about six or seven decades younger. I may even stand up and wobble in celebration! Oh, and I enjoyed the acupuncture. Really. It has a calming effect while at the same time allowing those unusual electric-like jolts of energy release. I was told, though, that it was their first experience of removing the needles and having vodka spurt out. "If people bring so much courage to this world the world has to kill them to break them, so of course it kills them. The world breaks every one and afterward many are strong at the broken places. But those that will not break it kills. It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially. If you are none of these you can be sure it will kill you too but there will be no special hurry." Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms

Head + heart = healing. That seems to be Dr Tamara's method, which works for us. She's mindful in…read morespeech and action, sensitive to how we describe - and our how our bodies present - our symptoms. I heard she had a relatively new technique for addressing allergies: non-invasive, non-pharmaceutical - just what every mother wants for a suffering child. While Dr Tamara did not promise miracles, the results seemed to be just that. My 8 y.o. daughter had dark circles under her eyes from a week of sleeplessness due to allergies that robbed her of breath at night. We tried all the over-the-counter stuff, from ointments to syrups to chewables. When we walked into Dr Tamara's office, my child was struggling for every breath. We learned her sensitivities were to trees and flowers, not the pollens we had suspected. Thirty minutes later, with a mild sniffle, she could breathe - deep, lung-filled breaths. There were no pills to take, no changes to our daily routines, no side effects. About three months later, the seasonal winds blew in more irritants and my daughter asked to see Dr Tamara again...knowing first-hand the power of her healing methods. Dr Tamara is our first choice health advisor for our family. No matter that her services are not covered by insurance, the fees are affordable especially considering the results (and savings on prescription drugs!). Check out her website for more information: www.northcoastnaturalhealth.com