This is a top-notch facility. My 2 week old son was referred here by his pediatrician to fix his his torticollis (very tight neck muscles on one side, making his head tilt all the time.) The office staff were super friendly (despite how rude I was to them...no sleep-sorry) and got me in quickly with their Director, Janelle Mann. SHE IS AMAZING. So intuitive, kind, and smart. Not only did she help my son with his tight neck, but she also helped treat his tummy/gastro problem that arose. The home program she assigned for us to work on was well explained and easy to understand. It adapted after each progression until he was cured. She made me feel comfortable and confident turning and stretching his neck. Every case is different, but he was discharged from treatment at 9 months old. We couldn't have done it with our her expertise. I'm so glad we were referred here. One more thing--they keep the place very clean. I noticed they clean each room after it's used by the patients. Mopping with Clorox and wiping down all of the toys and tools used after each session. This may not sound like a big deal, but they have TONS of kids being treated here and it was great to see how proactive they were about germs not spreading. read more

My two month old was referred here for torticollis. He's now almost 6 months old with us going weekly. They have been amazing with him. We've had to reschedule appointments 3 seperate times due to illness and they were great with us. My son sees Ms. Janet and Ms. Melissa with physical therapy and they're both phenomenal. There have been times that my son is just miserable (teething is NOT kind) and I've had to say ok he's had enough for today and they've always been understanding and respected my feelings. They've let him take breaks to nurse when he's hungry and overall just work with him and his needs. I definitely recommend them for physical therapy. read more

My 3 year old went for tight heel chords and was referred for OT for a possible sensory processing disorder, something no other provider picked up on. We went on to ST to make sure he didn't also have a communication disorder, which he didn't. I was very pleased that no stone was left unchecked. With the OT and PT he had improvement in about a year. read more

I would not suggest this facility to anyone. Marsha at the front desk has no patient care what so ever. She is very rude, and condescending. We were referred to this facility via a referral from our doctor. We physically had to reach out numerous times to attempt to schedule an appointment they informed us it would be 3 months before we would be able to get in and after stating we would just go to another location magically they had an appointment that week. Then we went from having a co pay to not having a co pay which I can understand but the communication was not effective on why. When we called to ask "Marsha" who clearly needs to be in another job field due to the lack of information she could provide. She stated it was a fault on their part because our information was entered incorrectly and that we may have an exceeding amount due later on because of their fault. This does not make me feel safe at all having any of my medical information or my children's when they can't even ensure their paperwork is entered into their system correctly. This office does not have anything together. They will tell you one thing and do another. The fact that they can't clearly communicate their policy or a change needs to be addressed by a higher source. Stay far away and if you have to interact with Marsha may god help you. read more

We had our first session and we won't be coming back again. My son is autistic and ADHD. He also has speech apraxia. He easily gets hyper focused. It's the way he is wired neurologically. Within our first 5 minutes of our very first session he asked if he could play on the swing a few times. His therapist said, "no, because You've asked too many times". Why not use it as an incentive? I felt like the session was unkind and not at all a positive environment. He was forced to sit at a desk and eat an entire container of peaches for feeding therapy. When he started gagging and crying at the end, trying to cover his face, he was told to stop it and he was fine. That he didn't do that at the beginning so he needed to stop it. I felt like she was making fun of him. She grabbed his shoulder when he got excited and started walking too fast. He said that she was hurting him. She said loudly, "I didn't hit you". (Clearly she misunderstood what he was trying to say). Kids with autism as a rule don't like to be touched. He was trying to express that. She didn't take the time To understand him. My son has been in various therapy for 5 years now. This isn't a new thing to me or him. I was very unhappy with our experience. He sobbed the whole way home and told me how mean his therapist was. He's never, ever done this before. I closed out our referral and will be seeking therapy somewhere else. read more