From the first phone call, the practice has been great at supporting our family. They listened and…read moreselected the best match for our child. We were seen on time and the staff was kind and welcoming. My daughter is in fact injured however they were positive and helped give a plan of action. We hope to have her back on the track in no time!

Raleigh Orthopaedic has an office in West Cary at Panther Creek. It isn't far from 540. Panther…read moreCreek has a Surgery Center as well but I just had an office visit. The Main Entrance is on the 2nd Floor and there were signs stating that. The Raleigh Ortho Clinic shares a space with UNC Ortho. There was a check in desk for each with a shared waiting room. The examination room had the typical Raleigh Ortho decor so I am not sure if the exam rooms are shared or not. I've been seeing Dr. Jernigan for my hand injury and am glad that I can be seen at various clinics based on my schedule.

Brought someone here for a follow-up doctor appointment after surgery. The parking is HORRIBLE!!!…read moreWhen I say horrible, I MEAN IT. Be careful when parking and try to park far away from others to protect your vehicle from potential damage. The security guard was super friendly. When checking in, you do so on an iPad that the front desk gives you. The front desk staff was NOT friendly at all. The 4 stars is mainly because of the nurse, who was friendly, and the PA (Jason). Jason didn't rush the visit and allowed my friend to ask as many questions as he needed to. They made the experience great and less stressful for my friend who had to get stitches removed. He wanted to give them 5 stars, BUT that parking situation and front desk experience is why a star was deducted.

Though the staff here was excellent, Rachael Dell, Nurse Practitioner, was very rude and…read moredismissive. Wouldn't even go over my X-ray with me. Loudly interrupted me with disdain. Body language...slouching across her stool and draping her body across the computer desk with her head rested up on her hand, she looked completely annoyed upon the first moment.

Bottom line up front, I was thoroughly impressed with my care at Prosper PTS. Prior to seeing Dr…read moreVillecco, I had been to two other physical therapists without resolution to my back pain. During the initial visit, he performed a more thorough history and physical exam than I had had to that point, talked me through what he believed to be causing my pain, and was very open in working with me to develop a care plan that worked for me individually. After three visits my back pain was gone, which is something I haven't been able to say for over a decade. Lastly, but not least, I found Dr Villecco to be professional, personable, and to genuinely care about me as an individual.

I could not be more satisfied with Prosper and Dr. Joe! First and foremost, each of his clients get…read morea 1-on-1 session with him directly for the ENTIRE time. His focus was dedicated to me the whole session and there were no other patients during my appointment- something that I have not seen at any other PT office. As for the care itself, I've had chronic back pain for years without much success between other PTs and chiropractors but he got to the bottom of it so quickly. He gave a manageable amount exercises and stretches to do at home and explained them very clearly. He provided a lot of information about my condition and really helped educate me on what was causing my pain, why it flares up, and what I can work on in my day-to-day life to help improve it. Finally, the clinic is tucked away on the side of a building, but is awesome on the inside! All of the equipment is very clean and he even has a complimentary coffee cart. If you are looking for a PT that is 100% as invested in and dedicated to your recovery as you are, you have to go to Prosper Physical Therapy Specialists.

OUTSTANDING!! I have gone to every Rehabilitation Inpatient in and outside of Wake County on and…read moreoff since 2020. I would only recommend 2 in the Triangle area and Peak Rehab is one of them. The facility is truly one of the nicest and most up to date facility in NC. The rooms are large and and wheelchair friendly! The bathrooms were planned to accommodate people with major mobility issues. The PT and OT teams are outstanding, I cannot say enough abt those teams. I was very fortunate to work with Buella, she was OUTSTANDING... from our 1st visit to our last visit. It did not take Buella long to understand how the MS impacts my mobility using my legs and arms. She was always upbeat and ready to go. She seemed to understand my struggle both physically and psychologically . I also worked with Julia and Ted. My PT and OT Teams were determined for me to meet each of my goals before I left them. They each had a plan for me to achieve my goals. However, they were open and receptive to what I felt worked best for meet. The gentleman heading the facility was more involved than ANY... Administrator I had EVER stay with for 3-4 weeks. I saw his at least 5 days a week. When I requested to see the person in charge of the facility... I was shocked to see the person who had stopped in my room on various occasions. I thought he was maybe the Lead in my area of the facility, never thinking... he gave the entire facility the attention I received. The doctors were some of the same doctors I saw at the other top Rehab facility in the area.. The gym is large enough to NEVER feel there isn't enough space to try thgs u may not be comfortable doing. Having the kitchen setup near the gym entrance saves time, bc you can begin and end with kitchen activities and not miss a beat. Living in the Holly Springs/ Fuquay area it is a big deal to not have to go to Raliegh or Durham. The Apex location is a big deal for family visits, 15 mins vs 40 mins and 56 miles round trip is a big deal.

On February 20, 2026 I arrived at Peak Rehabilitation Hospital for rehabilitation from a stroke. I…read moredid not receive comprehensive care. The doctors, the rehab therapist, and the support staff were excellent. However, the nursing staff was not good. I had two falls. I was never informed that there was an outbreak of Covid 19 prior to my arrival. I made myself available for every therapy session. On the 28th, I was too sick for therapy and on March 1st I had to be taken by emergency services back to Wake Med where I was diagnosed with Covid. I did not return to Peak. They are licensed for 52 patients and they were not at capacity while I was there. And while the staff is diverse, I believe I was the only person of color there as a patient. My suggestion to cure this situation is to have training for the nursing staff, especially the night nursing staff, in the area of sensitivity to patient's needs and on cultural humility. Cynthia

Care is way better than 1870. They have antibiotics, anti…read morevirals, and joint replacements, cardiac stents. No draining of evil humors. They have propofol, no chloroform or ether for these anesthesiologists! They also serve people of all ethnicities and take most kinds of insurance. Can't say enough about this place compared to what we had 150 years ago

THIS REVIEW IS SPECIFICALLY ABOUT MY MISSING PROPERTY! I was…read morehospitalized at UNC Rex from May 21, 2026- May 29, 2026. Knowing the complexity of my many chronic health conditions and my long medication list, it would be important to me and the staff if I bring my detailed medication list, so I emphasized, many times to make sure my property arrives to my room with me, yet, it was lost for 24 hours hours. During that time, after a complex spinal surgery, I wasn't given my correct medications, or the correct doses at the correct times, which happens frequently when I'm hospitalized, not only at Rex. Once it was found, after I complained to Patients Relations, the head of security came, but for reasons I still don't know. He did a good job explaining how the security process was supposed to work, but he didn't explain how my property got missing. especially, after me emphasizing it's importance to my hospital stay. It was as if he couldn't realize the procedure wasn't relevant. What's relevant is what actually happened and why. His explanation was the most incompetent, unprofessional, and unethical explanation imaginable. His staff members were sleep so he, evidently, didn't think that losing my property was worth waking up his staff members, who knew the details of what happened. As if that wasn't demoralizing enough, he then told me to file a complaint while walking out. Mostafa Foluke'.

When it comes to rehabilitation, there are few other facilities that provide the level of…read moreempathetic care and attention to detail that the excellent therapists at this clinic provide. Nearly every clinician is a specialist, but are more than capable treating outside of their specialties as well.

Took my daughter here for a sprained ankle. They took an X-ray, didn't see any signs of a break,…read morebut still recommended she wear an ankle stabilization boot, just to help speed up recovery, based on where the pain was (growth plates). Then they charged me $340 (for L4361). These boots are an Amazon for $40. Of course, by the time they managed to get around to billing me a month later it was too late to return it.

I've been to many Dr offices over the past year taking care of my mom. The staff at Carolina spine…read morein cary are truly a breath of fresh air. Everyone is so nice, professional and friendly. The office is clean and modern. The doctor listened and is truly willing to try to help.

I Left With a Punctured Lung and Little Accountability... Please read before you seek care there…read more I underwent what I believed were routine trigger point injections, and what followed was one of the most frightening medical experiences of my life. Immediately after the procedure, I developed symptoms that ultimately led to the diagnosis of a punctured lung (pneumothorax). I required emergency treatment, hospitalization, and placement of a chest tube. I experienced significant pain, difficulty taking deep breaths, missed work, and weeks of recovery from an injury that never should have occurred during what was presented as a relatively straightforward procedure. What has been equally disappointing is how the practice handled the situation afterward. Rather than accepting meaningful responsibility or attempting to make things right, I received what amounted to an apology accompanied by statements that the procedure was performed within the standard of care. Their position was essentially that complications can happen, and therefore no further action was warranted. In my case, I was never informed that a punctured lung was a risk of the trigger point injections I received. Had I understood that risk, I would have asked additional questions before consenting. Patients deserve informed consent that is specific to the procedure actually being performed. While the practice stated they reviewed my case and even identified opportunities to improve their documentation and procedural processes, those acknowledgments have done nothing to address the physical pain, emotional distress, lost income, and disruption this complication caused. Mistakes and complications can occur in medicine. What defines a practice is how it responds when they do. I expected accountability, transparency, and a sincere effort to resolve the situation fairly. Instead, I was left feeling that protecting the practice was more important than caring for the patient who was harmed. I hope future patients never experience what I did, and I hope the practice follows through on whatever changes they identified during their internal review. My experience, however, left me deeply disappointed and without confidence that patients are truly supported when serious complications occur.

Dr. Bob got me walking again WITHOUT PAIN when no one else could!!! I was diagnosed with "arthritic…read moreknees" and need for replacement at 57. I found myself on the sidelines knowing if I danced, golfed, played pickleball or just did a mile walk with my dog I would be limping days later or at least suffering with pain and discomfort. I had tried injections and other therapies with no real success. Then I found Dr. Bob Milham. I did 20 treatments on both knees over several months and it worked!!! Not only did I walk 10,000 steps a day for several weeks touring Greece, when I returned home I was able to return to all my activities with mild to no flare ups!!! He used several modalities and has figured out over the course of many years the best combination of therapies to yield the best results. It is four years later and I'm still living an active life at 61 PAIN FREE! I am thankful all the time for the healing I received from his practice. He's a good and trustworthy Doctor, a rare find!!

Before I started care with Dr. Milham my left Knee was in constant pain and making walking harder…read moreto do. Since starting my treatment, I do not have the constant pain as before. Dr. Milham has explained to me about healing the area of pain instead of quick fixes. I would definitely recommend this. Great staff. I am back to regular walks hitting a four mile mark. This has improved my life activity. Dr Milam , Sarah and Brodie are a great team!