I can't say enough how incredible the entire staff is! The…read moreabuse I put my body through is catching up with me, and Dr Matt and his team keep me going. They are highly capable, professional, and personable. Highly recommend

I can't say enough great things about Dr. Matt, Jessica, Patricia and the whole team. They are not…read moreonly super helpful, competent, kind, and compassionate, but they have made me feel way better than I did prior to attending weekly appointments at their office. In addition, the office is super clean, well decorated, pleasant, comfortable, and easy to deal with. If you are looking for help in maintaining your long term wellness, look no further than this office!!!

Dave, the owner, has been doing this for a long time. The care you get is excellent. Exercises you…read moredo are effective. Everyone is kind. I hurt my shoulder in gym. The exercises and stretches Dave gave me I felt instant relief and realignment. I do them every other day and I feel my posture has improved. The pain is gone. I recommend them--you can't beat the care and attention you get here.

My second time at the First Rehab. First time they taught me how to walk again after a broken…read morefemur, I was doubtful and reluctant to go but was very happy I did. The staff, the whole staff, from the office to the workout crew were terrific. Friendly, experienced and patient with an inpatient injured individual. They did it and I was back walking and working before many thought possible. Can't thank them enough and now they have to put up with me again. This place was a great find and establishment. Thx, ft

Excellent surgeon. Dr. Kolshak is competent and has wonderful bedside manners. She performed…read moresuccessful carpal tunnel surgery on both my wrists.

There's no drama in my carpal tunnel story.  I'm a knitter - have been for 65 years - and when…read moreknitting started to hurt, I brought it to the attention of my primary care physician.  We already aware of the arthritis in my right hand - but the numbness and pain in the forearm were new.  She diagnosed carptal tunnel syndrome, and told me about a doctor performing a procedure in the office, under local anesthesia, to treat it.  Luckily, I was already a patient of the orthopedist; during the first appointment she confirmed the diagnosis and showed me the extent of the problem using ultrasound.  We discussed options: general anesthesia in a surgicenter or a procedure in the office.  I opted for the office procedure and made an appointment.  During the weeks leading up to the procedure, my hand would go numb at night, or develop shooting pain, waking me and making fitful sleep difficult.  Knitting ceased.  Holding a half gallon pitcher of water to care for plants became difficult.  Anyone who has had carpal tunnel would likely echo that and more.   The procedure itself was uneventful.  Two valium that morning to help me relax, and lidocaine for the local.  I felt no pain, just some pressure, and left the office just over an hour after arriving.   What I noticed immediately, I could move all 5 fingers without numbness or pain.  48 hours after the procedure, I have a square inch of surgistrips covering a very small incision, no stitches, some bruising of the palm and thumb, and slight pain.  Yes, there are exercises to do.   Physical activity in the gym is limited to back and legs until the tenderness is gone and the incision healed - but the numbness and associated discomfort are gone, and I am a very happy patient.  The Sonex procedure was very reasonably priced - granted, not covered by insurance yet, though I think it should be.  It was quick to schedule, painless to get through, and now in the recovery phase, I could not be happier.  There was no risk as with general anesthesia, it was more cost effective and time effective in the long run.   I strongly recommend Hand and Wrist Specialists of the Palm Beaches (Palm Springs, FL) for anyone who is experiencing carpal tunnel symptoms and is interested in the office procedure utilizing ultra sound and local anesthesia.

I suffered a pelvic bleed that resulted in nerve damage that caused an almost complete paralysis of…read moremy left leg. After hospitalization and three months of in home nursing care and occupational and physical therapy I was barely able to get around with a walker. After discharge from home therapy and a month of therapy elsewhere I was lucky enough to find Aberdeen Physical Therapy headed by Ian Nagle and with his fantastic assistant Kayleigh. Unlike the mega clinics that pack 15 staff and 50 patients into a shopping center space Aberdeen is a small center with two therapists and no more than five patients at a time. This allows for the personal attention that contributes to the best overall outcomes. On my first visit Ian evaluated me and immediately determined that the greatest impediment to my ability to ambulate was the weakness in my hip rotator. He devised an individualized exercise plan for me and literally "hands on" began working the muscles that were holding me back. Within two weeks I was able to put the walker in the closet and walk exclusively with the cane. Ian and Kayleigh continued adding strengthening activities to my routine until I was able to walk without the cane in most instances. I still use it for longer distances and on rougher terrain. I cannot express my gratitude to this team of caregivers. Rather than Physical Therapists I call them Physical Magicians.

The best. Ian & kaleigh are top notch. They are true professionals and work with the client taking…read moreinto cosideration the comfort level . They set realistic goals and are totally dedicated , very personable and helped me to recover. from Linda Zitofsky

sara Allen is the best, I had problems with my static nerve and she fixed me 100 I would recommend…read moreher to anyone issues with stiffness, muscle spasms, , sciatic problems.

Sara is amazing, friendly & knowledgeable & acupuncture is super relaxing & she explains what's…read morehappening and why. Highly recommend

Overall, I sincerely appreciate Saylor PT. I have received treatment at the WPB FL location from…read moreboth Kaitlyn and Karlene, who are both exceptional and highly skilled. I value the fact that at Saylor, the therapist is present with you for the entire hour. The front desk staff at this location has been outstanding, although my experience at the Wellington office was quite the opposite (which is now closed, and I am not surprised). If I were to rate the therapists and the WPB office, they would undoubtedly receive 5 stars. I am quite disappointed and perplexed by the abrupt closure of this office this week. There is, however, one issue that has been raised by several individuals: the matter of missed appointments. I have been a patient at Saylor for a very long time and have missed only ONE appointment during that period. On that particular morning, I woke up feeling very ill, making it impossible for me to attend. In fact, it would have been IRRESPONSIBLE for me to show up, as I could have potentially infected my therapist, other therapists, and fellow patients, some of whom are in poor health. I called immediately upon realizing my condition to inform them that I could not make it. They were understanding but informed me that I would need to pay the fee out of pocket. I expressed my dissatisfaction, considering this was the first time I had to cancel, and was told that this was the policy. While I understand the policy, I had never missed an appointment before or since. I insisted on speaking with her supervisor. I explained the situation and emphasized that I should not be charged for the reasons stated above. She ultimately agreed not to charge me but mentioned that the therapist would lose that hour's income. I did find a way to compensate her. If anyone from Saylor reads this review, I hope they will consider implementing a new, more compassionate approach to handling such situations. I would recommend that a reliable patient not be charged after maintaining a consistent appointment schedule for six months, in which case Saylor could ensure the therapist is compensated. This approach would help keep clients satisfied and staff healthy. Additionally, it is preferable for Saylor to avoid having sick patients in the clinic. You would lose more money in that case.

While my physical therapist was excellent, my experience with the billing department was…read moredisappointing. I have Florida Blue insurance and was initially told my responsibility would be a $30 co-pay per visit. This remained true until my second evaluation, after which my charges increased--without any prior notice or explanation. Weeks later, I received multiple unexpected bills for past appointments on top of the co-pays I had already paid. This lack of transparency was frustrating and avoidable. I would have appreciated being informed of the change in billing before treatment continued, or at minimum receiving accurate charges at the time of each visit so I knew what I was agreeing to pay. Due to the poor communication and unprofessional attitude from the billing department, I ultimately chose to stop treatment. This was unfortunate, as the physical therapists themselves were knowledgeable and genuinely helpful.

I recently returned to Cornerstone Health and Dr Williams, and I am so glad I did! After she helped…read moreme through the birth of my son, I have stopped by on occasion, but this time, I brought my children in with me. Dr. Williams has a calming, comforting demeanor. Her voice, the time she takes to connect, and her chiropractic methodology, is all truly focused on healing. She is so kind and patient with my children, from beginning to end. I love coming here as a family!

The office staff here are wonderful, and Dr. Williams is truly amazing. She is professional,…read morepersonable, and incredibly efficient, ensuring you are seen in a timely manner. I appreciate that she takes the time to explain exactly what is happening in the specific areas I've identified and always welcomes questions. Most importantly, Dr. Williams never pushes extra services; she only suggests them when she genuinely feels they would be beneficial to your recovery. I highly recommend her for honest, high-quality care.

Problem is not with the doctor which I found to be ok but the billing is awful. They did not code…read moreit correctly and Medicare rejected it. 18 months later I'm still hounded by the billing/collections department. I have spent many phone calls trying to get this straightened out but nothing changes. Medicare States I should not pay for this.UPDATE: the office has promptly investigated and corrected the matter to my satisfaction. Updated my review to 5 star. Doctors are awesome.

DO NOT RECOMMEND. From my perspective it seems as though they do not appreciate people advocating…read morefor themselves. My original opinion of Dr. Greenblatt was that he is a nice young doctor. I was mistaken. After being reasonably upset about him (Dr. Greenblatt) and his office staff (Heather specifically) not following through with previous promises in past conversations and their lack of trying to accommodate a persons needs Dr Greenblatt then intern fired me as a patient. When firing a patient you should at least have the courage to speak with them in person and not through a text message in addition it is technically illegal to fire a patient that way. In no way did I EVER raise my voice or be verbally abusive or disrespectful to any of the staff members. I only clearly voiced my opinion. When speaking with Sophie (the medical assistant) she was completely understanding about my predicament and willing to help. Obviously in my opinion what we have here is a very immature new doctor that lacks compassion or empathy for people or their emotions. YOU have gone into the wrong profession. Do better!!! If your expectations of a doctor are high avoid this specific doctor...