This place is sketchy!!! Don't sign anything without reading it. Check prices from other sources…read more(Amazon) for Durable Medical Equipment (DME) such as the Breg Walker Boot before buying it from Rebound. Positive comment = I finally got a clear diagnosis on what's causing the persistent tendonitis on my heal = Haglund's Deformity. I'm shocked by Rebound's blatant disregard for adequate price and return policy disclosures. I'm still trying to return the boot since disclosure attached to the email does not indicate the 7 day return policy. Update: They did take back the boot for a full refund. .

First let me say that I haven't had my surgery yet but I already regret having selected Rebound. I…read morewas originally scheduled to have left shoulder replacement surgery with Kristin Thomas, MD but she is moving her practice to a location that is inconvenient for me. So I selected a Rebound orthopod and met with the PA for the surgeon I selected. That initial meeting was thin on substance but generally satisfactory. A CT was ordered and completed 2 weeks ago. And then silence. I called Rebound 5 days ago requesting a call back and ... more silence. I have an excellent relationship with the Legacy system and its providers, a relationship that is based on communication and mutual respect. Perhaps the Legacy system sets too high a bar or perhaps Rebound is just a very large corporate ortho mill where patient communication is considered more trouble than it is worth.

I just knew that my foot would never heal completely and that it would be a burden for me for the…read morerest of my life. A deep, aggressive melanoma invaded my heel and the surgeon took a lot of my heel off, like 60%. After surgery I was eventually shipped off to wound care (that's another review) where they started the process of getting my body to naturally fill the gaping hole in with a wound vacuum. Eventually, as the hole filled it was time to start thinking about the end game, getting walking on the heel again. Wound care suggested I contact Dr. Justin Tidwell at Legacy Foot and Ankle, he knew about this type of procedure. The very next week I found myself on the second floor of the medical center next to the hospital in his waiting room. Dr. Tidwell walked in and unwrapped my bandages and took one look and said, "No problem, we can cover that up." Simple as that. His staff is wonderful, really caring and confident, like Dr. Tidwell. I went back several times to get the skin graft set but then I came down with an infection and a hospital stay (not his fault) which put off the graft until this massive nasty infection was cleared up. Eventually we were ready to pull the trigger. We did the circle jerk dance with my insurance company but eventually they granted me the synthetic skin graft. One office visit, less than 25 minutes, some synthetic skin and a steri-strips and orders to continue to stay off it and I was out the door. As of this writing I am still sitting with my foot up in the air mostly, but so far so good. Talking to people in the waiting room they couldn't say enough good things about Dr. Tidwell whether you were getting reconstruction, ingrown toe nails fixed, skin grafts, it didn't matter he got high marks. I am ready to get my life back and it is happening a heck of a lot quicker thanks to Dr. Tidwell and his staff. Obviously being in a hospital complex handicapped access gets an automatic A++.

Dr. Remmer's and his amazing team helped me through some painful issues. Im no longer in discomfort…read moreand I'm healing well. I recommend this team will not let you down. Thank you all amazing individuals.

I loved my experience at Joint and Arthritis Pain Relief.. I felt like the doctors truly cared…read moreabout me and answered all my questions!

From the owner: We help people with: Shoulder | Knee | Hip | Neck | Back and…read moreArthritis pain feel relief Check us out below and get back to doing what you love pain free We offer NON-SURGICAL treatment options for joint condiditons.

Modern, clean facility. Alison is very knowledgeable on hypermobility syndrome.read more

I've been seeing Dr Scott for years now. When my hips were fused and I was in such pain, Dr Scott…read morekept me moving. Worked with me thru bilateral hip replacement. Now he and Amber (an awesome massage therapist) are helping me recover from an accident. Everyone is so nice. The office staff is very efficient and make me feel like they care. The clinic is very nicely appointed. Heated tables for massage are heaven. I have and do recommend Body in Balance to anyone in need of chiropractic services.

I have only come in for a massage from Serenity twice but so far I'm very satisfied! The front desk…read morefolks were helpful and friendly when I initially called and they're nice in person too. I am going to be bummed if I lose my health insurance because Serenity is wonderful! She seems so in tune with my body and shes super strong which helps with a more intense massage. She's also sweet and professional! I live in Portland and have had a really difficult time finding a massage therapist who takes my insurance and I'm stoked I discovered this spot.

I had an amazing Chiropractor in California. And I have been here for 10 plus years, been to a…read moredozen Chiropractors, and none of them helped. I found this place a year ago, because my son needed an adjustment on a Sunday, and our chiropractor wasn't open. Miles my son said it was amazing. So I had to try it, and it was amazing. He actually tries to fix it, so I don't have to come back often. Since we have joined, all our family goes there, and even our extended family. If you're looking for a great Chiropractor, you must try him!!!!!!'''

I should preface this review by stating that I'd never previously been to a chiropractor, being…read moreunconvinced of the legitimacy / effectiveness of "adjustments", and the fear that they could potentially make things worse. I also have a long history of back issues, as do all of my brothers. I visited Vitalize out of desperation, and to see if any relief could be had after exacerbating my back issues when doing yardwork. I did a walk-in visit on a Saturday, and Dr. Jesse saw me right away. He started in by asking a lot of questions, and then doing a basic physical assessment / examination. He very wisely recommended that we start with some basic treatment for what appeared to be a pulled muscle, and not to do any adjustments because my muscles need to recover more first. He used some percussive sorts of massagers (?) to get things to relax, and then spent the rest of the visit doing decompression therapy on a decompression table. He also applied an industrial-strength topical menthol gel, and gave me some samples. He then prescribed a regimen of heat, followed by ice, followed by relaxation, as well as epsom salt baths or oral magnesium to help with inflammation, and recommended another appointment. He also told me to continue doing the same stretches prescribed to me in a previous PT session (decades ago in a different state). Dr. Jesse also explained that chiropractic medicine helps the body to heal itself faster than it would otherwise, and helps to make doing so less painful. This was very reassuring, and set reasonable expectations. My second appointment mirrored the first pretty similarly, but with a few adjustments as well. What really impressed me most was that on my third appointment, Dr. Jesse said that I shouldn't still be as severe as I still was by my third appointment, and he focused strictly on decompression therapy since that seemed to be what was helping me the most. He said that his treatments and adjustments are just not lasting as long as they should, and recommended that I get a deep tissue massage, or acupuncture before the next appointment. Sure enough, the deep tissue massage provided a HUGE amount of relief, and helped more than I'd ever have expected. THIS level of personal integrity and acting in his patients' best interest absolutely blew me away. In the field of medicine, that's only happened to me once before in my entire life, and this speaks volumes about Dr. Jesse's integrity. If you need chiropractic services, it doesn't seem like it could possibly get any better than Vitalize. One point to note: if you're allergic to dogs, there were two basset hounds in the office on my visit (doctor's pets), and there was no signage to indicate this ahead of time.

Doctor Baker and his staff are all wonderful and caring. Take time to listen to you. Give good…read moreadvice. Can't do better!

The most incredible doctor and team I've ever dealt with. And I've had a lot of doctors in my…read morelifetime. The care they take in getting to know you and the empathy they express is unmatched. I've never been one to trust doctors but Dr. Baker has changed my tune. So thankful to be a patient and could not recommend them enough!

Love it. I am so delighted to get things resolved with the care for well-being of my whole family…read morethat I highly recommend it to everyone. Thank you very much! Simple and very effective!

Dr.karen is amazing! She takes her time to ensure she's treated the pain you're experiencing.read more

Review: Massage Therapy (not chiropractic) at Healing Chiropractic…read more This review concerns massage therapy services only, not chiropractic care, at Healing Chiropractic. The massage treatment I received here significantly aggravated an existing injury I am recovering from. In my view, this outcome could likely have been avoided had the precautions I clearly communicated beforehand been followed. I sought care at this clinic as part of a long-term injury recovery. The massage therapist, Leonard Pinkowski, performed a session that resulted in a substantial setback in my progress. Before the massage, we spent several minutes discussing specific limitations and contraindications related to my injury. I explained that my neck is highly vulnerable and that certain movements must be avoided. Despite this discussion, without prior warning, my neck was placed into a position that immediately aggravated my symptoms. On the drive home, I felt very disoriented, experiencing head pressure, and pain radiating toward my eyes. After about one week, pressure ache symptoms persisted, and redistributed into my sinuses. Two days after the massage, I informed my physical therapist of what occurred. She expressed concern and stated that the maneuver described should not be performed in someone with my injury presentation. She also noted increased cervical tightness compared to my previous visit. Prior to the massage, I specifically communicated that: 1. No stretching or twisting of my neck should occur. 2. Rocking my body, even while working on other areas, should be avoided. 3. My cervical range of motion is very limited and should not be forced. When asked about home activities, I explained that even a mild cervical pillow was too aggressive for me. I was also asked about hanging my head off the edge of the bed while lying on my back (a traction-like position), and I stated that this would be far too aggressive. A chiropractor at another clinic later advised me that such edge-of-bed positioning should never be suggested during recovery from this type of injury. The original injury months earlier resulted from a traction-based mechanism, which had previously been disclosed to the LMT. Given this context, it was especially concerning that my neck was placed into a traction-like position during the massage. I asked for reduced pressure once this occurred, but it appears to have been too late. It has now been 28 days since this aggravation occurred, and the symptoms introduced during that session have not fully resolved. This timeline can be verified by multiple providers on my recovery team. Progress I had made was disrupted, and this setback caused me to miss a planned therapeutic window over the holidays, altering my recovery timeline. I have received therapeutic or medical massage from eight licensed massage therapists in my recovery. This one was the only instance in which a massage session resulted in a significant and persistent setback, which I believe may have resulted from precautions not being followed. My wife has previously received massage at Healing Chiropractic just once. Her impression of the LMT was also that communication felt more directive than collaborative. I contacted Healing Chiropractic the next day to report what occurred. To their credit, they did initially apologize and stated that they take feedback very seriously. However, I am unsure how this translated into any meaningful follow-up. A message I later sent was not returned. In the weeks following, I required several additional therapies specifically to address the aggravation. Recommendation: Individuals recovering from significant or sensitive injuries may wish to exercise caution when considering massage therapy at this clinic.

Great support and very professional! Have been in treatment for just over a year. Check it out!!read more