This place is horrible. Dirty. And we waited legitimately all day for this. Honestly absolutely…read morepathetic. Jake is NOT a professional. It was just a small fracture and the staff did anything but address it. If you value your health and your time DO NOT come here.

One thing I noticed is people do not like to wear gloves around this place. I'm not putting blame…read moreon anyone but it sure is funny my son now has an infected incision site a month post-op. I like my son's doctor but question the actions of the female PA-C.

Very happy with this group. My wife had carpal tunnel surgery and I have had both my right and left…read morethumbs reconstructed. I'm usually in and out of the office in very reasonable time frames. Bottom line - results. Both my wife and I are extremely pleased with our surgical experiences.

Slow and seemingly overbooked. Refused to fill out short term disability papers offered through my…read moreemployer. Offered a less-than ideal course of treatment for my injury and I almost feel discriminated against as a Medicaid patient vs. Other insurance holders. Clean facilities and quality equipment I suppose.

I had Physical Therapy at Sportscare for the past few weeks. Each time, they were very nice people…read moreand treated me very well. Front desk was attentive to me being there. My therapist were always so kind And patient with me.

I was at Hurley Sportscare for around 2 months and I never had a bad experience! I worked with…read moreAlycia and she was so great. Very attentive, patient, caring, and would go the extra mile in any way she could to help.

I have been going to the Flint facility for Advanced Physical Therapy for a month now and the two…read moretherapists who have been helping me ( Mary and Emily) are the best. I do not know how extend my appreciativeness for their care and professionalism in taking care of me. My recovery time has been phenomenal, much faster than I thought it would take. Kudos for these two stalwart individuals and their care to those they attend to.

Very friendly staff and front desk receptionists! A lot of recovery has to do with enjoying the…read moreprocess, and I can definitely say this APTC location made that happen. I would not recommend this place for someone who needs direction; after the first time, you pretty much do the exercises on your own without guidance. You mainly work with assistants as opposed to the physical therapist, but they all seem knowledgeable so it is not a deterrent.

great facilities and great employees. Everything is very clean and organized. The entire staff is…read moresuper friendly and helpful.

Stroke recovery my left leg and foot have been slowly recovering from a stroke I had in July. My…read morebalance was terrible but after PT @ Advanced Physical Therapy my balance has improved significantly. I would recommend Advanced/Phoenix PT to anyone needing PT.

If you have had a stroke, do not go to advanced Physical Therapy Center in Gran Blanc. They only…read morepretend to know how to treat stroke patients. The hand therapist talked to the women patients about their grandchildren, talked on the phone and i was given 5 minutes. She only cared about Anthony Bourdain having committed suicide. I wasted my time by going twice. The physical therapy i received from Dane was not much better. He would talk sports with his coworkers. I felt I was in a locker room. The last 20 minutes of Danes shift he would put me on a stationary bike and leave out the back door. Having no movement in my left foot and leg, my foot would fall off the pedal and I would have to sit there and wait for another Therapist to put my foot back on the pedal. I felt like I was a chore that had to be delt with. The Therapist were just going through the motion.

I had a great toe fusion January 2024. Dr Mosier Laclair was not thorough in her explanation of my…read moresurgery. I was not informed about the long recovery time or parts of the surgery that were performed. I was given a nerve block with no prior knowledge of what they were doing. She did NOT manage my pain after surgery. I was told to call my family Doctor. Really? She said another medication I take was interfering with the pain medication. She treated me like a drug addict who was trying to scam pain medication and kept yelling that she could lose her job. She had a list of my medications but never mentioned that before surgery. I have had other surgeries and my pain was always managed by the Doctor who preformed the surgery with no interference from my other medications. Dr. Mosier does not seem to care at all about the problems I had during the recovery or now. I just recently had 2 screws removed from the surgery site that were causing pain. This is also common but I was not informed of the possibility of another surgery to remove screws. I'm still in pain and now she says it may be due to my high arch. Seems to me she should have considered and discussed that prior to surgery. She made sure to point out that she did the surgery correctly and it turned out just great. X-rays confirm and it has healed properly as far as she's concerned. In the ortho Michigan office I felt like a number not a name. I never once felt cared for by staff or the doctor I chose, more of an inconvienience. I do not recommend Dr Susan Mosier LaClare.

I had Achilles' tendon surgery performed by Dr. Mosier-Laclair. This was a technically difficult…read moreprocedure with a long recovery. This doctor was very clear with her description and met with me a second time to answer questions/concerns I had about this. The second time, I did have to wait a bit, but I expect that since she is one of the few foot/ankle specialists in the area. The hospital staff clearly have great respect for her, which is important to someone like myself that has had a career in the medical field. The surgery went fine. It'll be three months since surgery in a week, and I am further ahead than I anticipated and already better than prior to surgery. I would definitely recommend this physician for any foot/ankle issues.

I was treated here by Dr. Dyball for a compound fracture to my right foot for a period of about six…read moremonths after sustaining a bad fall , resulting in the compound fracture and three broken toes. While Dr. Dyball was a good orthopedic surgeon, I wish my foot had healed a little better. I still have some residual problems with it and the ankle bone area is still considerably weaker than my left foot. Considering that most of the ligaments/tendons connecting the bones together were torn, I feel that more physical therapy or surgery was probably needed to strengthen the foot. It's still highly prone to injury and likely always will be. Nonetheless, the doctors, nurses and physical therapists were all cheerful and professional and the center is very well-run. I just think that follow-up care for the injury could have been a bit more well-rounded considering the extensive damage caused by the fracture.