This is the best out patient physical therapy center in the Chattanooga area. I have been to…read moreseveral for various injuries on different parts of my body. The service, attentiveness and compassion are stellar. All the staff are extremely personable yet very professional. Only reason I'm not going there right now is because my insurance changed. You can tell the staff is happy to be there and happy to help everyone. Very lighthearted and happy environment which is definitely helpful with healing. Also I did dry needling there and it was very successful. I would go back in a heartbeat if I could.

From the owner: Memorial provides comprehensive outpatient physical rehabilitation in three convenient and modern…read morefacilities staffed with certified health-care professionals. Inpatient therapy is provided at Memorial Hospital and Memorial Hospital Hixson. One-on-one outpatient physical, occupational, and speech therapy are provided at Memorial Hospital, Memorial Hospital Hixson, and Memorial Center for Health at the Hamilton Family YMCA. Therapists assess joint motion, muscle strength and endurance, function of heart and lungs, and performance of activities required in daily living. We offer a wide range of services in the areas of: physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, joint recovery, outpatient rehabilitation, industrial medicine and stroke rehabilitation using various treatment modalities. Beyond orthopedic rehabilitation, Memorial offers specialized therapies for urinary incontinence, speech and language development, cognition, swallow function, pain management and balance disorders. Click on our website link or call us for a complete list of our locations & the services we offer.

I would not recommend Siskin to anyone I care about. My husband was there for a month following a…read morestroke. The care was substandard and the Doctors did not listen, consult or inform me or my husband before changing his meds and making uninformed medical decisions for him. He almost never received his medications on time - timing was critical since he is a transplant recipient. Then he ended up with a secondary infection within a week of being admitted to Siskin that was not followed up properly. He was discharged at 4 weeks even though he had no improvement, because PT reported that he wouldn't try when in truth he was too sick and too weak to try. We talked to a hospital administrator and nursing manager, and tried talking to the Doctors, but it all fell on deaf ears. There was no celebration for him when he was discharged like we saw for other patients. He was just quietly and discretely pushed out the front door in a wheel chair. He was admitted to another hospital through an ER 2 days after being discharged from Siskin related to the infection. He continued to fight the infection with a second follow up to the ER. All because of neglectful care received at Siskin, I thought he might not recover. It was extremely stressful for both of us. After leaving Siskin it took another 3 months before doctors were able to clear the infection. It left him weak and exhausted and affected his labs for his transplants as well as his mental well being, his health, and recovery. Now months later he is undergoing intensive physical therapy on a out patient basis to help him recover strength and balance. His experience at Siskin nearly cost him his life.

I did not have a good experience as an inpatient, because, as reported by another…read moreconsumer.......... "I found the rounding physicians not treating the patient but instead treating a stereotype. They ignored opportunities to investigate his challenges and better his situation with thought, care and focus." I was grossly disappointed, and decided to seek another option.

Can't ask for better care for my father. The staff is knowledgeable and compassionate. The grounds…read moreare beautiful and the rooms and clean and comfortable. I would definitely recommend this facility to anyone in need of their services.

Before I begin, the Nurse Practitioners and most physical therapists here are fantastic!…read more But I sat every day with my great grandmother and observed very untrained, careless CNAs avoid doing their job every single day. My great grandmother just had surgery, she has staples and an oozing scar. Every time her drainage got on her clothes and bed sheets they gave her disgusted looks and made her sit in it for HOURS before coming to change her bandages, clothes, or bedsheets. They even try to tell us she doesn't need it changed as it's obviously wet and the bed is obviously stained with blood and pus. CNAs would rather go eat and go on break than take 10 seconds to change her bedding! I asked them if they would like to lay in that bed. I didn't think so! CNAs are not legally allowed to change oxygen tubing or tanks because they are not properly trained, although if they are trained to do so, they are allowed. I do not know their training here but I know their CNAs are IMPROPERLY TRAINED. They would take her oxygen off and have her do things without it Bc they were too lazy to move her tubing to a portable tank. And when they did move her tubing to a portable tank, they didn't bother to check how many liters of oxygen she needed and gave her less or more of what she is prescribed. This could cause oxygen poisoning and KILL YOUR LOVED ONE. IF YOU COME HERE, keep an eye on the CNAs. They will do whatever they can to be lazy and avoid things. And it doesn't take much schooling to be a CNA. Do not trust that they always know what they are doing! Know YOUR facts, and correct them when they try to get away with things!

They are great people. Compassionate and caring. They keep the patients involved with several…read morehelpful programs, provide safe housing and include fun activities as well. As a parent of a patient, I really appreciated the easy access to the staff. The lines of communication were awesome.

From the owner: At Chattanooga Recovery Center, located in the heart of Tennessee, we specialize in guiding those…read moreseeking freedom from drug and alcohol addiction. Step inside a welcoming environment and embark on a journey towards recovery with personalized outpatient programs, evidence-based medication assisted treatments, and a dedicated team ready to support each step of your transformational journey.

I went here for therapy. I was unaware of this type of therapy until i was referred to Benchmark…read more My therapist, Jena, was the best! She was personals and very educated about my type of therapy. Jena made my visit fun but at the sane time i learned a lot about my body! I saw Jena for about 7 weeks and left having a better understanding of my body! All of the staff here were very nice. The receptionist at the front desk was just as nice as the therapist! I'd def recommend Jena at Benchmark Physical Therapy!

I highly recommend the Benchmark location on E. Brainerd Rd. for physical therapy…read more Craig Wilcox is the best PT person I have worked with ever!

PLEASE READ! DO NOT TRUST THIS PLACE WITH YOUR LOVED ONE!!…read more I'm disappointed that I have to give even one star in order to write a review. What you read below reflects my personal observations and experiences. This is what I witnessed: * I observed overnight staff placing 2-3 diapers on some patients, which appeared to reduce how often they needed to be changed. * I observed a nurse speaking with a patient who had been given Haldol and morphine regarding a DNR form. Based on what I witnessed, I was concerned about the patient's ability to make an informed decision at that time. * My loved one developed a bedsore that was approximately 4 inches across and 1/8 inch deep on his back. The wound was severe enough that I could see exposed tissue. * In my opinion, many (though not all) staff members appeared indifferent to patients' needs. * I'm not sure whether the facility has been remodeled since then, but when my loved one was there years ago, there was a persistent odor of urine throughout the building. * In my opinion, the food quality was extremely poor. Of course, there's more, but if you have other options, I would strongly encourage you to consider them. If you must place a loved one here, be a strong advocate for them. Know your loved one's rights. Do not sign anything unless you fully understand it and are comfortable doing so. Be extremely observant. Take pictures. Document everything. Communicate with your loved one and assure them that they are loved and can tell you anything. Ensure that they are not being intimidated, mistreated, or abused. A heartbroken family member.

If giving a Negative rate was an option, that would much better suit this rating. I am an LTC nurse…read more(I do not and will never work at this facility), and I am aware of how the everyday routine of nursing care goes for Skilled facilities, as the facility where I am employed is both LTC and a skilled facility. At the end of March, my father was admitted to this place. He is recovering from a severe cerebral hemorrhage that left him with a tracheostomy and a peg tube, unable to speak, walk, move his arms, or do pretty much anything other than sleep and look around the room. At first, things seemed pretty normal for a Skilled Nursing Facility until I started to learn the truth. Such as using towels to clean patients rather than wipes or disposable clothes, not normal or sanitary. Walking down the halls and seeing naked patients being changed with their doors wide open for anyone to see, again, not normal and could be considered illegal, let alone dehumanizing. Call lights and respiratory alarms are being unanswered for hours, literally hours, with nurses, CNAs, and respiratory techs standing and sitting in the halls completely ignoring them. This was all just what I witnessed outside of my own personal experience with care for my dad at this facility. As I stated previously, my dad is recovering from a cerebral hemorrhage and can not speak or move. He was placed at the bottom of the building in the very last room, the furthest away from the nurses' station. If there was an emergency (and there definitely was), no one would have heard it or known until someone rounded on him. By the End of his 3rd week working with PT, OT, and ST, my father was beginning to emerge. He was starting to speak and assist in oral care, and following commands to some degree; it was amazing headway. However, the day Respiratory began trials on capping his trach, it all changed. We agreed to wait until his CPAP was brought from home to try an overnight capping trial, as before the brain injury, he was diagnosed with OSA. The Next day, when I arrived at the facility, I learned that despite our agreed-upon plan, my father had started on an overnight capping trial and failed due to becoming apneic. Its literaly in the name (Obstructive Sleep Apnea). My father was different than the day before. He was shaking, unable to speak at all, and his limbs were almost completely stiff. When I alerted the Nurse to his change and inquired about medication changes or an assessment. I was met with "this is normal," and I'll put him on the board for the NP to see." The nurse did no bedside assessment, she never documented the abrupt change and decline in his physical or mental status, she only charted that I asked about his medication, my father went 4 days without the NP seeing him. After that, I was called by his social worker and informed that he would be discharged home with home health, that he would not be receiving any new treatments, and that the therapies he was getting could be done with home health. While home health was our goal for discharge, it was quite abrupt, and he was not medically stable considering the decline. He was never sent for a CT to make sure there were no new brain injuries or changes. He was never assessed by the NP, when he did come, he only spoke to me at bedside about medication and completely disregarded what I said about his decline. The Process of discharge was just as horrible as the care my father received. I was contacted by his social worker 2 days before his discharge and informed that there was no home health agency set up, that I needed to find one, and that his insurance denied him being brought home via EMS, and that I would have to set up transportation. None of these things I was able to do, as it is required that the facility set up the transfer of care and transportation via non-emergency EMS. It took me calling other facilities and companies to get it sorted, and finally, the social worker supervisor started working on it and helped get things in order. As for a home health agency, I had to call a local company and explain the whole situation, and thankfully, they accepted him. This place took away the progress my father had made in recovering; it almost took away my family's hope that my dad could have a meaningful life. We still do not know how bad the damage is and how much he can recover, but since he has been home, he is making small improvements little by little. I could not ever recommend Standifer Place as an acceptable or safe SNF, LTC, assisted living, or business to anyone. The state should do some serious investigating of this place and get some help for the people who currently live there and have to receive services there. They have a right to live and heal in a safe, clean, and honest environment. Unfortunately, Standifer Place is none of these.

very helpful and fun to work with. they work with you and monitor you and get you back to full…read morestrength after heart surgery

The staff is amazing, and the gym has everything you need for success. Of course covid brought some…read moremodifications but I feel safe overall. This also is an out patient rehab for Erlanger Pulmonary and Cardiac patients. It's fully staffed with doctors, nurses, excersize philologist, respiratory therapist and a nutritionist.

BEST CHIROPRACTOR IN CHATTANOOGA! I set up my first appointment for a diagnosis, with no charge! I…read morehad decompressed discs in my lower back, these guys had me all fixed up in only 6 weeks! Quality care. 100% recommend!

My hips and my back have improved so much that I can actually exercise again without pain! I no…read morelonger stand up from sitting down all crippled over like I'm 90. I feel like my life has been handed back to me! I highly recommend Dr. Taylor and Cory!