I love that Erin has a Master's degree and really knows her stuff! She has an incredibly safe and…read morefriendly demeanor and you can tell she loves what she does. I feel measurable improvement in my pain and want to shout from the rooftops about how great this treatment is for people! I have tried many things to help me over the years and felt like I exhausted all the possibilities but myofascial release, especially Erin's gentle touch, has brought me further than anything I have experienced. So grateful!

From the owner: I specialize in helping people who have suffered from pain, trauma, and or limitation to take their…read morelife back by empowered movement, increased body awareness, and restored confidence.

I was a patient at the UW Rehab Hospital for 7 days. I found the physical and occupational…read moretherapists there to be not only pleasant and helpful but game-changers in my life. They were extraordinarily knowledgeable about things I needed help with, some of which I didn't even realize I had problems with. I am in much better shape after seeing them than I would have been, Be aware though, it is 3 hours a day of sometimes hard work, and its 6 days a week. The nursing and support staff were with rare exceptions very good to excellent. I was a difficult patient, even so, they treated me with kindness and respect as they laid down the law. Over time it appeared to me that the nurses and support staff needed more help. I'm no expert and no one ever said anything remotely close to the floor needing more staff. I may be thinking incorrectly since I was on the bone marrow transplant floor at the UW Hospital where you are almost swarmed by nurses at times. I have had a lot of experience with hospital food lately. (I have been in either St. Mary's or UW Hospital for 2+ months recently. BTW, from my perspective the food at St. Mary's was very good.) The food at the Rehab Hospital, by my simple standards, was good to very good. They achieved this by having a very limited menu. Speaking of limited menus, while I was at the rehab hospital the TV menu of stations was like nothing I had seen before. Let's just say the big dogs in the world of station numbering got no respect. With no obvious logic to the TV menu, it was hard to find stations. Also, the menu was on plain paper and easy to destroy or lose. If you are a liberal this may bother you. While the selection of cable news networks included Fox News, it did not include MSNBC. I questioned how that could be and received no response. I did eventually learn that listening to TV's while walking the halls indicated that many people were watching FOX News, Finally, you should be aware that the UW Health Rehabilitation Hospital is owned in its entirety by, and its employees are employees of, Kindred Healthcare. Kindred is [from their wesite] "the largest diversified provider of post-acute care services in the world ... with more than 102000 employees." As I said above I was happy with the service that I received (even during a, not discussed, period of ruptured pipes). I hope this helps you to make your own decisions.

We have been coming to CI for almost 2 years. Both of my kids enjoyed their therapists and we were…read moreable to have a set appointment time each week! That was huge for us with multiple kids in activities. Both of our therapists (Heidi and Leah) were great at giving us the "tools" we needed to carry over the things we were working on at CI to home!! I would recommend CI to anyone in need of OT services!!

We've been attending CI for 6 years. My son loves CI - his therapists have gotten to know him so…read morewell and are so creative in his sessions. They always tailor things to his interests so he's having fun while he's working hard. We've done many different types of therapies (OT, PT, and Speech) and programs (Advance) and they've always exceeded our expectations!

Wow. Amazing health and restoration benefits! Thank you,…read moreCandace, for such a successful session. I will always be grateful! This business is worth it, I recommend you check this out for yourself. Everyone has different outcomes, but it is always beneficial. Loved the CranialSacral Therapy!

Highly recommend this practitioner to anyone with migraines, vertigo, or chronic pain. She is…read morewonderful, professional, gentle, and a real miracle worker.

My son is seeing an occupational therapist here and we have had a great experience. Finding a…read moreprovider who would take our concerns seriously and was willing to help was surprisingly difficult, but from day 1 they have been supportive and helped put together a plan to help my son move forward. Because he is older (12) we struggled to find someone willing to help build strength and treat his dysgraphia. They also have helped with coping with sensory overwhelm and anxiety. We cannot recommend them highly enough. We also love the warm and friendly office staff. Check them out- you won't regret it.

Stopped in here with a friend and her son while on a camping trip and noticed he had a fever and…read moreear pain. Double ear infection it was. The walk in was great! Registration was fast and easy, nurses were very nice and we hardly waited for a doctor. They diagnosed and we were on our way. It's nice to know reliable emergency care is so close.

This my "second tour" for an elbow injury. I wouldn't go anywhere else…read more I like that I get a personalized treatment plan with an exceptionally well-trained therapy professional and I love the friendly, supportive environment.

Growing up playing sports in Oshkosh, this was my go to for any injury that I had. So when the time…read morecame that I tore a meniscus and needed a place to do my rehabilitation, I knew that I would be well taken care of based on my previous experiences. Patti, Paula and Jean at the front desk are always warm and welcoming and go the extra mile to make sure everything is handled with every visit. Regina, Steve, Shawn, the one they call "Hudack" (Lindsey), Darren, and Darrick are all friendly, and very informative in regards to injury care and prevention, not to mention great therapists. I wouldn't go anywhere else for my physical therapy needs than here at FVPT.

Do not take your loved one here! My mother was in the memory care unit due to short term hospital…read moredelirium. She was supposed to have been placed in rehab. Little to no rehab occurred. Poor care - she waited for 60 minutes at times for support using the bathroom. Resulted in soiling herself which she hated. Soiled bedding was covered up with clean bedding rather than removed. Food was poor. Not uncommonly other residents were hollering for help when we were visiting mom. We actively looked for someone to help our mom and other residents. My mom ended up back in the hospital because of this place and the poor care. Following this second hospitalization, we insisted on a different facility. We refused to send her back. This place caused my mom to decline physically and mentally. She rebounded quickly after we moved her to a better facility.

Understaffed and overwhelmed. The front door of the facility has been left open for the past 2…read moredays, allowing anyone to walk in without any COVID screening and wander the halls where residents live. Meals delivered to residents in Styrofoam to go containers and zapped in a microwave. The tiny tables used in the dining areas don't provide enough legroom or space for the wheelchairs to fit comfortably. Residents who are no longer capable of eating are still brought down to meals, only to sit for the duration of the service at a table with others who are uncomfortable with the situation. Limited social activities, many of which take place in a separate building. This requires the limited staff to push the residents (in wheelchairs) across the street and back. There are many cozy looking corner rooms with furniture that nobody uses. Add more activities to encourage the residents to come out of their rooms. Welcome new residents with meet and greets. I've been to other facilities where there was more active socializing taking place on every floor. Did we choose the wrong building? If you have family members here, GET INVOLVED. Spend some time with the residents. To the owners of these facilities: build larger elevators. Build units with larger doors. Bring in some volunteers from the community and pay your staff better. I'm having a tough time seeing what we're getting for this $7500/month and already looking at other options. The pictures on yelp make me laugh. Most residents are in wheelchairs, so these pictures of chairs around tables aren't the reality. And people in wheelchairs aren't going to be lounging on any of this furniture