very unprofessional. Did more harm than good., we never really trusted their care since a trainee…read morewould show the exercises needed. Be careful dealing with these people

From the owner: Paloma Wellness and Rehabilitation provides innovative services dedicated to wellness, injury…read moreprevention, and rehabilitation for the community. As a qualified team of professionals, we promote and provide excellence in rehabilitation services through our commitment to patient's rights, advanced education and professional ethics. We believe that our services are optimized when we work as a team with our patient/client, his/her caregivers, family and our professional colleagues. We additionally believe that we demonstrate social responsibility by providing services in a cost effective and proficient manner. The services are provided by physical and occupational therapists with extensive experience in geriatric and pediatric care with neurologic and orthopedic conditions, pain management and lymphedema treatment.

Difficult to get accurate billing information and attempts to leave voice mail is impossible due to…read moreassigned billing phone number reports "mail box is full." I was forced to locate an alternative hand therapy business. Apparently the branch on Sunset Drive in El Paso, Texas, has not been open long and is being run on a shoestring.

A Love Letter to the Wedge--and the Amazing Infante Hand & Rehabilitation Team…read more Two years ago, on Memorial Day weekend, I took an unexpected nosedive over a rogue flower pot. What followed wasn't a slapstick comedy moment but rather a painful plot twist: a shattered elbow, a dislocated arm, and a torn ligament. Ouch doesn't even begin to cover it. What I didn't know then was that I was about to embark on a two-year journey of grit, healing, and more than a few laughs--thanks to the phenomenal team at Infante Hand & Rehabilitation. Enter the dream team: Art, Adam, and Teresa--aka my occupational therapy superheroes. From day one, they brought their A-game. These folks don't mess around. They pushed me (with just the right amount of "you've got this!" force) to regain function in an arm that originally resembled overcooked spaghetti. Their therapy sessions weren't just effective--they were entertaining. I never knew recovery could involve so much creativity, sweat, and the occasional "Wait, what is this exercise supposed to be?" moment. Special shout-out to the wedge and the table--my personal favorites. (I vote we retire the wedge like a sports jersey. It's earned it.) And let's not forget the techs--equally fantastic, endlessly encouraging, and always ready with a good laugh or a kind word. They made me feel like part of the family, not just another patient on the schedule. Honestly, I spent so much time there I could probably train staff or prep clients, if they asked. Between chats with the team and bonding with fellow clients, the hours flew by. Healing may have been the goal, but connection was the bonus. As I walked out the doors for the last time, I felt a mix of joy, pride, and a little sadness. You don't spend two years with such incredible people and not miss them when it's over. If you're reading this and facing your own mountain of rehab--listen up: Commit to the process. Do the work at home and at therapy. Let these pros guide you. They know just how far to push you, and they'll cheer you on every step of the way. To the entire Infante team: thank you. From the bottom of my once-broken but now-strong arm, thank you. You've made a lasting impact--and not just on my elbow. Choosing Infante Hand & Rehabilitation is the right move. (And trust me, I now have the range of motion to make all the moves.)

Very organized and clean. Personnel are helpful and kind as they work on your hands. I am beginning…read moreto heal.