I was only there one hour and was turned away saying that my problem didn't happen often enough.read more

Great school, great care, great office experience. Comfortable kids, good education, horrible bus…read moredriver choice.

The Innovative Psychiatry Center is outstanding. The staff are all so caring and professional…read more They offer cutting edge treatments for treatment resistant depression. If you are not where where you need to be with your current treatment plan, then I encourage you to reach out to them right away.

I've had a great experience with Innovative Psychiatry Center. My five stars started when I first…read morewalked into their facility and never stopped after that. With this type of procedure I'm having, I felt right away this place is warm and inviting which is important with depression. Thanks to Dr. Marshall the procedures have been successful. I've been on depression medication for the past 13 years with zero success. Since I started me treatment with Dr. Marshall This is the first time in 13 years that I have enjoyed life. Vicki and Mary are extremely accommodating and always have a smile when you walk in. After my first visit Vicki remembered I like Milano cookies. The start of my next treatment Vicki brings in a bag of Milanos and every treatment there after, I have the Milano cookies waiting for me next to my chair that I sit down in. They really care and want my procedures to be stress free. It's not just the depression procedure while you are there, it's about how the staff really cares and how they make you feel. Which is very important to me since I am going there for major depression. Of course this all starts with Dr. Marshall. Dr. Marshall is heavily involved in mine treatment plan and checks up on me to see how the procedures are going. She runs a great practice I would highly recommend Innovative Psychiatry Center. I can't thank Dr. Marshall, Vicki and Mary enough

I've been going to partners in rehab for about a month and a half now And from day one I never…read morethought I would get better though I'm not 100% I got a little way to go before that. I've had physical therapy in the past and this place by far is the best place. Vinnie and Mike blew me away with how much they knew about the neck and back and knew exactly what I'm going through with my pinch nerve. They made me feel at ease even if I had a stupid question to ask LOL. They couldn't of been nicer and friendlier courteous they gave me a ton of exercises I can do at home. I find myself getting better every week now thanks to them. I would highly recommend them Especially Vin and Mike and KC. They gave me the motivation and care to get better. Thank you .

If there were -5 stars I would use that. Don't waste your time, especially if you are workmans…read morecomp. Jill is the laziest person alive. She would rather spend time shooting the sh..t than come over and help you even though you are making it clear you are in pain. I had multiple issues, their one size fits all, treat yourself PT program is NOT for everyone. Maryanne is just there because she has a license, if you tell them it has been too many visits without being seen by a licensed Pt, they will give you an excuse. Vacations, too many patients, my first visit I ended up in the ER. There were no changes made to the program. They use the guise they are following the baptist program. This is not a program for everyone, think out of the box. There is a lot to be said for time of injury to therapy, type of injury...read and comprehend the MRI, do what you agree to, funny how your vendor became my biggest hero and worked to help me get through the day at work in less pain. You kept blaming him for your ineptitude. To this day, they are stil supporting and helping me. The sick part you tred to convince him not to send me my equipment it took you 4 weeks to order, stating he dropped the ball and I no longer wanted it. Do your patients a favor stop taking workmans comp. and screwing those of us who were hurt and need to get better. You were just another part of this awful nightmare!!!

Caring staff who enjoy their jobs! Short term rehab, long term care and Assisted living all on one…read morecampus!

We had came to realize after much care at other institutions that this is about as good as it gets…read morein this area .Mom had lots of caring people for her . And the family had a good warm feeling that things were allright when we left visiting

NuLife has been a tremendous part of my recovery journey. The combination of group therapy,…read morepsychiatric care, and TMS treatment provided me with the support and tools I needed during one of the most difficult period of my life. What makes this program special is the sense of community. The daily check-ins and group discussions offer honest peer feedback, different perspectives, and plenty of opportunities for growth. I've made meaningful connections with my peers, and those relationships have been just as valuable as the clinical treatment itself. Rebecca is an exceptional clinician and leader whose compassion, insight, and ability to connect with clients have had a lasting impact on me. Dr. Azi has also been incredibly supportive throughout my treatment. The team genuinely cares about their clients and creates an environment where people can do the hard work of recovery while still finding moments to laugh. As the unofficial comic relief of the group, I've learned that healing and humor can coexist. In fact, one of my favorite contributions to the program was a phrase that seems to have stuck: "Do it afraid." Recovery isn't about waiting until you're fearless--it's about moving forward anyway. NuLife helped me do exactly that. I'm incredibly grateful for my experience at NuLife and would highly recommend the program to anyone seeking support for their mental health or recovery. THE END

NuLife Med is amazing. Very responsive and courteous. They looked out for my best interest the…read morewhole time I used their device for surgery on my feet.

Best Care Ever! I was positively impressed the minute I…read morearrived to visit a patient. The staff was welcoming, friendly, warm and compassionate. The pace itself was clean, professionally decorated and felt truly peaceful. The grounds were well maintained and the fall foliage was gorgeous. The standout was the manner in which patients and their families are treated. There were always 3 people assigned to my loved one's care. They were all knowledgeable and ever present. The caregivers always treated the patient with respect, would give loved ones a gentle touch of support, and always appeared to enjoy their work. They protected the patient's dignity, were quick to respond to calls or requests and truly cared that the patient was comfortable. Highly recommended!!

We will forever be grateful for the care and attention provided by the staff of this wonderful…read moreplace for my wife Margaret (Peg). Highly recommended for your loved ones they will benefit from the expert and compassionate care of the entire staff and their wonderful associates. Robert Hartwell

. So happy with my…read moretreatment at Drumhill Physical Therapy. Staff is great and my therapist Stephanie was awesome and throughout my therapy explained everything so well and also gave me the tools I need to continue the progress I have made.

I have been to Drum Hill PT for several different issues dating back to 2016. All of my therapists…read morehave been great. I am currently seeing Stephanie Dimino and she is amazing. She has guided me to eliminate pain from a meniscus tear/surgery as well as from sciatic pain in my hip. She clearly graduated at the top of her class and I hope to work with her again in the future.

I attended this Intensive Outpatient Program for several months. In the beginning, the program was…read moregenuinely helpful. The targeted psychotherapy was meaningful, and the structure of having a place to go several days a week provided stability during a difficult time. For that, I am grateful. However, as time went on, my experience changed significantly. The group sessions became increasingly focused on substance abuse rather than mental health, which did not match my treatment needs. I also noticed a clear difference in how staff interacted with participants. Younger women who did not question the clinicians or challenge any approaches seemed to receive more attention and support, while those who asked thoughtful or critical questions were often overlooked. This dynamic made the environment feel uneven and less supportive. I also want to address a phrase I saw repeatedly in online reviews: "Luna saved my life or my clinician saved my life." I strongly disagree. Only you can save yourself. A program can offer structure, but it cannot do the work for you -- and it certainly did not "save" me. Another issue I observed was the attitude of some -- not all -- clinicians. A few seemed to believe they were the best in their field. But if that were truly the case, it raises a fair question: would they be working here? Confidence is important in clinical work, but dismissiveness or superiority does not create a supportive therapeutic environment. I also realize this is a business, and businesses need to make money. But over time, I noticed the focus had shifted immensely from providing genuine clinical help to prioritizing profits. That shift was reflected in the way decisions were made, how patients were managed, and how billing was handled. There were also administrative and communication issues that became impossible to ignore. I repeatedly asked when I would be stepping down to half day sessions and was told to "keep showing up" and that I would be informed when the time came. Months later, I was suddenly told that I had already been considered half-day for some time and would officially step down the following week. Despite this, my patient portal continued to show billing for full day sessions and still does. This leads directly to one of the most concerning parts of my experience: questionable billing practices. Being told I was half day while still being billed for full day services is not a small oversight -- it is a serious discrepancy that raises concerns about accuracy, transparency, and how patient billing is being managed. Shortly after stepping down, I was asked to set an end date for discharge. While I understand that this is a temporary program, I felt pressured into choosing a date even though my insurance clearly still sees a need for treatment. If insurance is still authorizing care, it is unclear why I was being pushed out rather than simply continuing until coverage naturally ended. Many people came and went during my time there -- often because their insurance stopped paying or because their jobs could no longer hold their positions. None of these reasons applied to me. Yet I still felt rushed toward discharge without a clear clinical explanation. While the program offered structure and early support, the ongoing issues with communication, questionable billing practices, staff responsiveness, clinician attitudes, profit driven decision making, and discharge planning ultimately overshadowed the positives. Based on my full experience, I cannot recommend this program in its current form.

One of the only all-female outpatient programs. Incredibly supportive community from the inside and…read moreout.