My first visit was a consultation. Within 5 minutes Andrei had diagnosed my problem and began the…read moreappropriate therapy! His staff is friendly, competent and the therapy area is kept clean and well organized. After only about a month of therapy I was back to feeling well again. I highly recommend AndreI And the Morehead Physical Therapy group.

Office Manager Laura is a complete snot. She had never heard of a DOR that other PT centers were…read morewell of. When I explained it to her, she was not willing to fill out the required paperwork at the request of patient and insurance company.

I love getting PT here! It is not crazy crowded and full of people like some clinics. Everyone is…read moreso kind and thoughtful and welcoming. They treat you as a whole and not as an individual part! For instance, I was here for my back and SI joints but they also helped with my neck. I have chronic disease in my neck too! I actually dreaded PT where I had it before but look forward to it now!!

Dr. Ashley Johnson is fabulous, she helps you understand everything and is very caring and doesn't…read morerush you through your appointment, She does everything she can to help you and follows up with you. I love being her patient. I also love her nurse Tammy she's great and very caring and helps you throughout your visit, She also helps you if you call her and she will call you back. Donna at the reception desk also goes above and beyond to help you in anyway she can.

Very impressed with Dr. Cooper. Grew up under the care of Wheeler. Highly recommend. Great nursing…read morestaff. Was in town visiting family and was given an appointment within 24 hours when our son caught a virus.

Regular doctor plus diabetic. Really nice and fairly quick. A little tight on parking. Except a lot…read moreof insurances.

Dr. Kincaid is a podiatrist. She is Very knowledgeable and able to communicate/explain condition…read moreand how to resolve it. Her staff was nice and easy to deal with.

I had a 9:45am appt with Dr. Kincaid. After one full hour, I decided to leave because I was tired…read moreof waiting. I heard from the other patients in the waiting room that this was typical behavior for this office. There were about ten other people waiting. Dr. Kincaid and her office should treat patient's with respect and be respectful of people's time. If the doctor wants to spend more time with patients, she should spread the appointment times out more. Making us wait that long for a morning appointment is just rude. I can't imagine how long the afternoon patients must wait. In addition, the office smelled very strongly of Glade Plug Ins which is hard on some people's lungs. Overall, a terrible experience. I highly recommend going to any other podiatrist.

Great place to pull your life together I love these people so much! I met my wife here, we have a…read morebeautiful little boy now. Our foundation started right here though these people taught us how to live our lives not just clean and sober but how to help each-other. This place is a rehab but it's so much more than that.

I have known Wayne Ross since he was a teenager. He is a very sweet humble person who has had it…read morehard at a young age, But he came into our family and God saved him and made him who he is today. He will always be there for you and help you find your way with Jesus and begin to live a good life.

This office failed my mother in ways I'll never forget. About two months ago, I called Dr. Pierce's…read moreoffice every day for almost ten days because she had stopped eating, drinking, and getting out of bed. No one called back until nearly two weeks later -- and when they finally did, it was a nurse practitioner who had never seen my mother and told me it was her fault because "she has to want to do this." Almost a week later, Dr. Pierce finally saw her in person and prescribed steroids to help her appetite -- exactly what I'd been asking for two weeks earlier. That delay may have cost her the chance at any further treatment. Before that delay, she had already completed her second chemo infusion, and we were on our way to her third when she got scan results showing no signs of cancer in her lungs. She was happy, relieved, ready to keep fighting. But when we went down for that third infusion, we were told there wasn't one -- because someone in the office decided she "didn't want to continue treatment." No one asked her. No one asked me. They just didn't schedule it. Now keep in mind when they give us the appointment date and time it was at 1:30 and I specifically asked is this is for infusion right?because all of her other infusion appointments have been for 8:00 in the morning And she said yes absolutely have you ever been with a cancer patient that have been told that their scan was clear and they go down for the next trip treatment They find out it's not scheduled and because of her health and the delay it was almost another 4 weeks before she receive this treatment If you're keeping track that's 2 different answers This wasn't miscommunication. It was negligence, plain and simple. My mother deserved better. The entire time he told us they're dropping the ball they're dropping the ball and yet this happens in his office maybe we should find out who dropped the ball I'm pretty sure this might include St Joseph I think he's a doctor for them But I think the truly saddest part about it all is no one in that office anywhere else in the cancer community told us we could have been receiving palliative care for her symptoms the entire time but we weren't told until we called and asked for hospice and it was his nurse that told us about it And trust me they all know we wanted it because I was always calling to try to find out what I could do for her I can't help but wonder what twelve of my peers would think about this They say that you're never alone in a cancer community well I say me and my mother were all alone And the excuse you put in there on my previous time speaking about the misstepping infusion. about not discussing because I'm not the patient or you don't have to worry about that anymore because she passed Tuesday morning Those 2 acts alone could be considered malpractice/negligence Because if she had received that dose that day and if she had gotten something to help her appetite on the first day instead of almost 3 weeks later And it almost four week delay and chemo because they thought she was done? 8 month delay letting us know we could get palliative care of the entire time who knows how things could work out. And following the line of secession St Joe is the head so they would be included.... The entire time he told us they dropped the ball All this is taking too much time So when they mis scheduling of that third treatment that put it out almost a month I was shocked that they took it so lightly and who knows the outcome if that would have happened on time... The same thing with them help and getting her to eat two weeks earlier... Kind of makes me wonder where else the ball was dropped You imagine The liability if St Joe's included Without those 2 delays who knows how well she could have done

Dr Pierce and his staff are very professional, kind, caring and understanding. I highly recommend…read morethem!!

Dr. Sarah is amazing! Her concern over my general well-being is so genuine, you can tell she truly…read morecares about her patients! I always feel like a brand new person after an adjustment! She is the best doctor with the best staff. I would definitely recommend her to anyone.