This place on night shift let's their patients lay in pain want check on them I can't believe at…read morethe poor care on nights , anurse name Hope let my husband lay in pain all he wanted was a Tylenol I called three times and couldn't get her finally when I did she said she was too busy to get him they are really great on dayshift but when the night shift comes in, it's a whole different story they're really not professional at all some of them are I'm not but there's something that comes in there. That is not they don't pay any attention to what needs to be done. They're too overwhelmed. Dayshift always takes care of him. They're good, but not shift is not on some of the nurses not all.

Mom was in UT for a week and a half, they recommended that she stay here, for 20 days to have 24…read morehour care to mend from spine surgery. My hubby and I toured the facility and met the manager, and the resident doctor. The first impression was how clean it was, and how friendly the staff was. Mom said the food was better than UT. I noticed many senior employees, which is great cause I also am a senior. Like to see them mentoring the younger employees.Everyone had a smile, and were super kind. I think this will be a home run for mom. There are lots of activities. Wheel chair races, beautiful yard, rockers on the front porch, music playing people singing. Very secure, code to push to get in the front door. Greeter in office.

The women's program has turned into complete garbage. There have been hippa violations on the…read moreweekend in clinical. The clinical director seemed very nonchalant about it. The old motel that PHP lives in has its issues as well. Drugs and alcohol making their way in, property going missing, doors being left unlocked, etc. The IOP women were moved across town and basically told to figure out how to live on their own. No cars, no jobs, no trips to the store, etc. 10 out of 10, I do not recommend.

This program is wonderful, and I truly mean that! I enrolled…read morein December of '21, went straight there after a 7 day detox in Bristol. I was treated with kindness and respect from the jump. Staff were all warm, welcoming, friendly and informative, made me feel safe and took great care of me while I did my intake paperwork there in the office. I was assigned to the Ebenezer house, which was super nice and in a great neighborhood. My housemoms were absolute angels and we bonded straight away. Everyone was amazing and I honestly felt as "at home" as possible, which is such an insane thing to say about a rehab! I was in PHP (partial hospitalization) for 30 days and then moved to IOP (intensive outpatient) which lasted 90. PHP classes were 9am-3pm, every day except Sunday. IOP was from 9am-12pm, except Saturday and Sunday. In IOP they helped and encouraged us to get a job, so that's what I did. Me and a bunch of other girls started work at a factory that was super flexible with scheduling so if I had to miss for whatever reason, no big deal. I was able to start slow and pace myself which I really liked. Eventually I was comfortable working more and I started saving so I could support myself after my time at Evolve was up. Once I graduated the program, I was offered a spot at their Graduate House (sober living) which was such an honor for me to even be considered, and I of course said yes! After staying there and working for a little over 7mo's, I was actually able to get my own place with my husband and move out which was the biggest deal to me ever. Never in a billion years did I ever think I'd be able to stand on my own two feet, let alone get clean and sober, but there I was. Evolve helped me get my life together. I won't say they helped me get my life back however, because I had no life; they helped me start a new one. A life I could be proud of. A life I thought I'd never live long enough to even have... I've overdosed and died so, so, so many times, I legitimately shouldn't be alive today, but here I am... guess my God ain't finished with me just yet. In closing, everyone at Evolve always went above and beyond for me. They only want to help and give back. They will absolutely fight for and go to bat for you, as long as you're willing to do the same for yourself. I'm truly just so very appreciative of Evolve and everyone involved with it. I have not one negative thing to say about my experience. It's just a good, solid program if you really want to get help. p.s. I'll be celebrating 3yrs clean from IV drugs December 1st thanks to all my time at Evolve (and God of course) and I'm currently going on 5mo's sober from alcohol thanks to Cornerstone of Recovery and Recovery Unplugged's virtual IOP program, (and of course God again) both absolute wonderful programs that I 100% recommend, and I pray to never look back. Sending good vibes, prayers, hope, love and light to anyone out there struggling, so sick and tired of being so sick and tired. Keep me where the light is.

I see some reviews from people who know or have family there. I was a patient myself in rehab. I…read morehad fractured my hip at home. I will be quite honest in how i say things per different aspects of care and other things. Food generally good to just ok. Some of the nursing people were super sweet and helpful. Some were not. In waiting for help to use the bathroom as I think most know they don't want you to do things alone. I finally went on my own. I had made some mess. The nurse who finally answered the call was mad at me for making a mess. I should had waited I was told. It already was 30 minutes or more i waited. There was a night nurse who was handing out meds. Two things about this. I at times asked what is this pill. She took an attitude with me. All your meds are listed on some papers they gave me. I told her, those papers don't say its a red pill or blue capsule or any description so i know which is which. This happened a few times. During the day when I asked a med nurse a question, i was told of a med i know longer take regularly and not taken for a long time. This not a complaint on this nurse. But of the facility. I told them i no longer take this and why is it still on the list of meds i take. One med i needed it took some arm twisting to get. I wanted an anti-inflammatory as it helped me get moving more and do better in rehabing quicker. This partly the hospital I think in maybe not putting on list of needed drugs as i had to twist the hospital dr to give me it. It was helping me progress. I'm no druggie. I wasn't wanting to get hooked on OxyContin. I only took when i felt bad enough. Some other nurses had an attitude. The front office was an issue too. I hope i never go there again if i ever need a Rehab or Nursing need. I just need to at least give some credit for some of the nursing there. Some of the people there should not be working with the public. I'll stop here.

The laundry lady still the residents clothes with poop and piss pad and mop heads and this is today…read moreit's been going on this is so unsanitary

I was recently a patient at Encompass Health Rehabilitation and I couldn't have asked for any…read morebetter care. I spent two weeks following a spinal surgery getting physical therapy, occupational therapy, nursing care, and speech therapist for swallowing difficulties. This healthcare team were all so pleasant and compassionate as well as excellent and knowledgeable professionals. If you're having surgery and wondering about rehab... I recommend using Encompass!

Best care one could receive. The physical therapist are so knowledgeable and friendly. Dianna,…read moreLindsey, Stephanie and Jamie are such wonderful people. I highly recommend Good Samaritan Therapy Center. I give it 5 stars!

The staff is amazing. They are all very knowledgeable and they stay with you for the full hour…read more This was not my experience with several other providers. I have seen them for back and leg problems, and my wife saw them for knee replacement therapy.

Brooke and Heather have been outstanding PT and OT therapists. Dietary needs a lot of work in…read moregetting orders for patient meals. If a patient is in the gym when they come by, they don't come back to take your order, then you just get whatever and the bare minimum. They do listen to your needs and make a discharge goal/plan. The facility at Fort Sanders is very nice and clean and the rooms are large (only 2 years old).

A glorified nursing home. They admit patients without enough staff to provide the appropriate…read morecare. Sitting or laying in urine 45 minutes to hour plus. However speech. Physical and occupational therapist are very good

Five years ago, I dropped my drug-addicted husband off at Cornerstone, a $35,000 program for which…read moremy insurance and I paid. I wish I had listened to the many Cornerstone professionals (like Scott and Lin) who told me how hard life was going to be with my husband's many psychological issues they diagnosed accurately within the first week. Their advice to me was to divorce him because he would never be faithful, never be truthful, never be ethical, never be compromising, and NEVER care for anyone but himself. He suffered from Narcissistic Personality Disorder, severe abandonment issues, severe codependency, pathological lying, and many other serious mental disorders, they told me. Being newly married and pregnant (a non-viable pregnancy because of my husband's long-time and serious drug abuse), I stayed by his side. Five years later, we are divorced. Six months after he began working as a pharmacist again, he stole drugs from work, powdered them, cooked them, and shot them intravenously in our bathroom. (I secretly reported him for this, but his pathological lying got him out of two program-ordered urine tests.) A month after that, he filed a lawsuit to evict his own mother from the family farm that was in his name. (It didn't work, and now he is estranged from his mom's family.) Six months later, he began an extramarital affair with his married technician. Then he made false reports to 911 to try to have me evicted from our house. (He was arrested and evicted instead.) A year later, he has lost his pharmacist license permanently and is working fast food drive-thru. He is also facing criminal charges for harassment, intimidation, HIPAA violations, and CSMD violations. This may sound like anything but a success story for Cornerstone, but my husband's failures were not Cornerstone's fault but his own. The mental health professionals quickly and accurately diagnosed him, told us both hard truths, did their due diligence to help him, and supported him in getting his professional medical license reinstated. They afforded him every opportunity to change. My review is to thank Cornerstone for trying to help my husband. My review is also for family members to understand Cornerstone is a reputable rehabilitation facility, not a magic pill. Success ultimately depends on the patient. Cornerstone is a superbly staffed and operated drug rehab program.

This is the best out patient physical therapy center in the Chattanooga area. I have been to…read moreseveral for various injuries on different parts of my body. The service, attentiveness and compassion are stellar. All the staff are extremely personable yet very professional. Only reason I'm not going there right now is because my insurance changed. You can tell the staff is happy to be there and happy to help everyone. Very lighthearted and happy environment which is definitely helpful with healing. Also I did dry needling there and it was very successful. I would go back in a heartbeat if I could.

From the owner: Memorial provides comprehensive outpatient physical rehabilitation in three convenient and modern…read morefacilities staffed with certified health-care professionals. Inpatient therapy is provided at Memorial Hospital and Memorial Hospital Hixson. One-on-one outpatient physical, occupational, and speech therapy are provided at Memorial Hospital, Memorial Hospital Hixson, and Memorial Center for Health at the Hamilton Family YMCA. Therapists assess joint motion, muscle strength and endurance, function of heart and lungs, and performance of activities required in daily living. We offer a wide range of services in the areas of: physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, joint recovery, outpatient rehabilitation, industrial medicine and stroke rehabilitation using various treatment modalities. Beyond orthopedic rehabilitation, Memorial offers specialized therapies for urinary incontinence, speech and language development, cognition, swallow function, pain management and balance disorders. Click on our website link or call us for a complete list of our locations & the services we offer.