In May 2025, my scooter was struck by a car and I took a hard fall on the road. Luckily, I was…read morewearing a helmet (please do - geeze people, be safe!), but I unfortunately sprained both of my ankles and struck my palm on the ground. It was pretty bad! I started my sessions with Mari in late June, and she a great job of assessing my movement and pain points. She set me up with a really achievable regimen of exercises and self-massage, and after a few weeks my hand and neck are already significantly better! The ankles are a bit more complex, but there is improvement, and Mari has really well of talking things over with me to make adjustments to prevent pain and strengthen in the right places. In our most recent session, she also used Graston technique (tissue scraping with tools) on the various tendons around my ankles, and I was amazed by how it brought relief that was significant, immediate, and lasting. Total wizardry!! Overall, I've loved working with Mari and appreciate her kindness and willingness to adjust her approach, and also talking over payment with me. It's great that she's in such a walkable spot near where I live in Maple Leaf!

I can't say enough good things about Mari O'Neill. My physical therapy journey began with a…read moredifferent therapist, who after just three sessions, told me that surgery was my only option to get to the point I wanted with my rotator cuff tears. Determined to avoid surgery, I sought out Mari and it's the best decision I could have made. She's been a game changer for me. With her expertise and unwavering support, I've made remarkable progress. She created a tailored plan that not only alleviated my pain but also restored my full range of motion. Her comprehensive approach and genuine care for my overall well-being made all the difference. As I completed my treatment this week, I feel a mix of joy and sadness because I will truly miss our sessions. If you have the chance to work with her, you are truly fortunate. Thank you, Mari, for your amazing support and for helping me reclaim my life!

After a few sessions of PT at a different provider to rehab my repaired rotator cuff it was obvious…read morethey preached "no pain, no gain". Then I asked Dzuka to take my case and I received the most careful and painless recovery ever. He is the go-to guy for shoulders; incredibly knowledgable and nice guy, too. And he fixed my wife's frozen shoulder with the same care.

I got referred here because I was having some pain walking due to being 3rd trimester being…read morepregnant and my doc said they do prenatal pt. I initially connected with them back in August and had an initial teledoc to talk about my pain points and what they can help with. I really liked the physical therapist that connected with me as she has a lot of experience with pregnant women. I tried to make a follow up meeting by emailing my new client paperwork but never got a response. I called and asked when they will be available and also emailed but got no response again. I emailed again (and by then it's September) the front desk says they're not available till December. That defeats the whole purpose of me scheduling an appointment when my baby is due Nov 7th. I was really dissatisfied with their customer service of not really getting back to me in a timely manner or at least give me a heads up that they won't be available till December instead of me waiting from August to today to only find out they're not available. I highly do not recommend this facility as they lack prompt communication skills

Currently have a relative staying at Saint Anne's for rehab after surgery; he is not infirmed nor…read morein his late senior years. These are my observations and his recent experiences of the facility: 1) Small parking area fits around 20-25 vehicles & the parking spaces are small fitting economy sized cars, any vehicle larger will have very tight parking. 2) We are in the winter season and the resident rooms only have single-pane aluminum windows & sliding doors; if you have the curtains open you can feel the cold air penetrating into the room. 3) My relative had a nurse come in announcing it was time to change his colostomy bag, to which he replied that he didn't have a colostomy bag; the nurse debated his statement and then had to go re-affirm which was correct. My relative did not have a colostomy bag, which causes one to wonder the level of competency of the medical care team here with the other in-patient residences who are much older, infirmed and/or debilitated in a way to make it difficult to communicate; How often may have patients had their medications mixed up? 4) The food is not appealing nor appetizing. It is the standard frozen vegetables either boiled or steamed, dehydrated (mashed) potatoes, instant gravy mixes, products that can be called meat or meat-fare i.e. frozen hamburger patties, cooked and served like Salisbury steak topped with instant brown gravy. During some social events like dancing, etc., at least on one observed occasion "tea-like" sandwiches, like the ones you would serve at a ladies luncheon - cut into triangle fourths, were made available however, they were just basic bologna with white bread. 5) On one occasion, my relative had the care staff forget his breakfast and lunch on the same day so he only had a dinner meal. 6) On another occasion, he was brought breakfast & while the care staff person was still in the room setting his tray of food the PT trainer came in and took him to do PT before he had any breakfast; when my relative returned to his room approx. 30-45 mins later, his food tray had been taken. He had to go to the kitchen staff to ask if they could put something together for him to eat. 7) Night rounds for my relative include being wakened anytime between midnight to 3-A.M. every night/morning by maintenance staff coming in to change out his trash bins, instead of this task being done during the day; similarly with checking his glucose and blood pressure in the middle of the night. It is my current opinion that, the quality and attentiveness of the staffing can swing widely without prediction. That the current "night-time-checks" protocol is still in the antiquated mindset, instead of the more modern relationship-centered approach supported by technology that recognizes improving the sleep of older people, and those simply in-patient for physical rehab, could improve the participation and quality of everyday life for these temporary & permanent residences. I'm sure there are other facilities that may be worse, but I'm sure there are also facilities that are better. It would be most beneficial as a family or friend to be attentive, observant and advocate for any loved one who stays here. At the time of this review, my relative has been here at Saint Anne Nursing and Rehab Center for 12-days.

My Friend is their the Food is terrible and always Cold and…read morealways late. Is help in the kitchen. I would tell anyone not to have family stay there.

GPT Physical Therapy at Ravenna is a perfect example of how any medical group should be run. The…read moreteam at their Ravenna location is friendly, easy to work with, and caring. They have a clean and modern facility with several private appointment rooms, along with a larger communal therapy space. The front desk staff is super friendly and they manage all your insurance for you. Over the past several months, I work with Jenny Ellig to address pain and discomfort in my elbow. Jenny was able to quickly diagnose the source of my pain and built an easy yet comprehensive therapy plan to address it. During each sessions, Jenny ensured I had enough time to ask questions as well as practice my exercises so she could provide feedback and guidance. I'm happy to report I am pain free and feeling stronger and healthier! Jenny is a fantastic DPT, and just a downright friendly person, and I would highly recommend her!

Excellent care. This is the place to go if you ruptured your Achilles and you are eager to get…read moreback. Front office staff is quick and efficient. Reasonably easy to get appointments but book early.

I saw Gretchen Lubin for 20 physical therapy sessions over 12 weeks for recovery from full knee…read morereplacement surgery in November 2024. I saw her twice a week in November and December and once a week in January 2025. In my first week of therapy she assigned 9 exercises which she increased to 13 after three weeks. She also added 1 - 3 lb. ankle weights after 3- 6 weeks of practice. I practiced these exercises at home every day 2x per day. All but six sessions with Gretchen were exactly the same: Gretchen observed me practicing the 9-13 exercises, then gave me a gentle massage on the lower leg and then iced the knee. In week 5, she had me begin bicycling. She also used the Tens machine and ultrasound in 3 sessions. While Gretchen was initially very helpful immediately after surgery, massaging my leg to help it feel more comfortable and assisting me gain strength, the results after 12 weeks seemed somewhat disappointing. Although I was stronger, my flexibility and functionality were fairly limited. Four weeks after surgery I was able to bend my knee to 105 degrees, but by week 12, I was still only able to bend my knee to 105 degrees. When questioned, Gretchen replied "the current thinking is strengthening the leg is more important than flexibility." I was frequently startled by Gretchen asking me "what would you like to do today?" I thought she should be answering that question based on her evaluation of me and I had hoped for a little variety in exercise. While Gretchen is a very gentle and nice person, and an excellent massage therapist, I feel her treatment is limited because she doe not do manual manipulation nor emphasize joint mobility or methods to reduce swelling besides a gentle massage. Gretchen is also very challenged by time management. She consistently runs 15 - 30 minutes late. Her clinic also lacks up-to-date exercise equipment. The new physical therapist I have seen, who has more of a "sports medicine" mindset, has been able to increase my knee flexibility by 10 degrees in a little over two weeks and improve the knee comfort level immeasurably.

This low key office is the best of the best. Gretchen Lupen listens closely, provides an excellent…read moretreatment plan, and continues to provide different exercises and helping suggestions as treatment progresses. In addition, she and the other PTs do lots of hands on massage and ultrasound when needed. I have been going here for 20 years and always come back. I can only assume the low reviews from out of state are for the wrong place.

I went to see Izette at Real Rehab as a referral from a friend and I was thrilled by the…read morerecommendation! My reason for going to rehab was from an ankle injury that didn't heal. It was an interesting situation with my and Izette knew just what to do. She got right to work and had my ankle/foot situation fixed up in no time at all; a true miracle-worker! I really appreciated her know-how of what to do for an effective treatment as well as some great exercises to do at home. Stellar physical therapist and great space to boot, in Northgate. I would HIGHLY recommend this place to anyone in need of any sort of rehab/ physical therapy!! - Kerri K.

I came here after two years of chronic shoulder pain that was keeping me in bed for weeks at a time…read moreand unable to function in my daily activities. I had visited several doctors, massage therapist, and acupuncturist over the years to try to find relief and nothing was working. Not only has Michelle been incredible at making connections to get to the root of my injury, but I also left my first physical therapy session pain free. Yes, you read that right. Pain-free for the first time in TWO YEARS!! I've been coming here for over a month now and my pain has consistently been almost non-existent or very low on the pain scale if I do have a flare-up. I got my life back and I'm so grateful for Michelle and the rest of the team at Real Rehab for their expertise.

Gretchen is an outstanding physical therapist. She is knowledgeable and supportive. She designs a…read moreprogram specific to one's needs both at her practice and at home. I saw her twice a week for 3 months post full knee replacement surgery. With her expertise and encouragement I made excellent progress. I like that she sets goals and has the ability to respect feedback from her patients-input regarding the timing of them. I have no hesitation in highly recommending her.

I was a relatively new patient (having been seen previously for a minor issue that only needed 2-3…read morevisits). About 4 months after that, i needed to be seen urgently for a sever back issue (and plans for a 9 hour flight in a week). Chris made space to see me even though he was booked for several weeks out. He even made time to get a second visit in before my flight. I wasn't fully recovered but the difference he made was a life saver!

I have been seen by Chris Wong for both injuries and for chronic issues and I cannot recommend him…read moreenough. He always finds the cause of problems, sometimes even problems you didn't even know you had, and provides the relief you're looking to get. Best physical therapist I've ever had.

I've been seeing Lucas Frangos at PT Solutions for a month. I came with knee problems. Lucas is…read moreextremely knowledgeable, patient and friendly. He's already helped me so much in such a short time. I highly recommend him.

Everyone at Northgate Physical Therapy is friendly and very professional. Skyler was great helping…read moreme get back into shape after hip replacement. His exercises got the results I wanted and he gave me things to work on after therapy ended so I could continue being successful on my recovery.