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    Keystone Foot and Ankle Associates

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Advance Physical & Aquatic Therapy - Owner Ryan J Mullin

    Advance Physical & Aquatic Therapy

    5.0(13 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    Multiple perspectives Close observation…read more Targeted therapy Enhanced home program Rapid results After two hip replacement surgeries and physical therapy after them, but still having problem areas, my surgeon suggested that I try a different approach to physical therapy. I found Advance Physical & Aquatic Therapy. I could not be more pleased with my experience there. Multiple perspectives My intake process was supervised by the senior therapist. In addition, I worked with three other therapists. Each one of them made observations about my therapy and suggested specific alterations to improve the outcome. Close observation I was continuously observed, and corrected in the manner in which I performed the various therapies. In physical therapy, if you do not perform the exercises properly, you cannot get the maximum benefit. Targeted therapy In addition to such a general matters as balance and flexibility, as I progressed in therapy, the therapists found specific exercises which assisted me in solving my specific problems. After my two surgeries, although my leg lengths were physically identical, the abdominal wall on one side did not allow my leg to hit the ground as it should. One therapist came up with an approach which dealt with that specific issue, and which has now largely been resolved. Another therapist came up with a modification which allowed me to add that exercise to my home program. After the surgeries, I found it difficult to put on shoes and socks, because I could not rotate my lower limbs below the knee upward to the extent I should be able to do. A third therapist came up with an exercise which is massively improved that situation. For years before the surgery, I had been dealing with curvature of the spine. It had worsened to the point where it was difficult for me to button the top button on dress shirts.. Being increasingly bent over started to bring on esophageal reflux, which was extremely uncomfortable. Over the course of my therapy, not only was I given a general conditioning program, but I was given a very effective method to help ameliorate the curvature of my spine and the esophageal reflux. My situation has improved to the point where I do not have symptoms of reflux, and I can, once again, button the top button of dress shirts, and put on a tie in a proper manner. Enhanced home program Every physical therapy program with which I dealt has provided a home program, the participation in which is absolutely essential for progress in relieving any condition. Advance Physical & Aquatic Therapy took that process to a new level by the use of a specific app. The app not only lists the specific exercises to be performed at home but also lists the number of times the exercise should be performed at one time as well as the number of times per week it should be performed. The app also provides a short video, showing the exact matter which each exercise should be performed. Upon completion of the set of exercises, it sends a signal back to the assigned therapist. Rapid results I completed the program in under five months. Am I physically perfect now? No! But I leave the program, knowing that I have the knowledge of how to continue progressing, and how to maintain an increase my fitness. Prospective patients should also know that, in the event that they do not have access to their own gym, or have athletic equipment at home, there is an aftercare program available for people who want to continue at the facility.

    Highly recommend coming here for physical therapy! They have a warm water aquatic pool that helped…read moreme a lot! I recently made the transition to land therapy. All of the therapist there are wonderful. They listen to me and adjust my workout to meet my goals. I'm so happy I made the switch and began my therapy sessions here.

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    Springfield Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center - Dangerous frayed wires on broken bed

    Springfield Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center

    1.7(18 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    My family's experience with Springfield Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center was deeply troubling,…read moreand now we believe the issues extend beyond poor care into retaliation against families who speak up by Marquis Health Consulting Services. During my aunt's 11-day stay in 2024, we witnessed and documented serious problems: Trash left on the floors and unsanitary bathrooms (see one photo). A roommate whose oxygen was unplugged, dropping her Oxygen levels to 61% -- a near-catastrophe. A lack of responsiveness and overall neglect that worsened after we filed a complaint and submitted a review. My aunt is a former educator, soft-spoken, deeply religious, and severely disabled by late-stage MS. She was never violent or abusive. Yet, when she recently needed placement at a different facility (Providence Rehab in Yeadon, also managed by Marquis Health Consulting Services), she was suddenly denied admission. The company cited "13 incidents" from her Springfield stay, though no such documentation was ever shared at the time. This feels like retaliatory blacklisting for our prior complaint, which is against the law! We have now filed a formal complaint with the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the Long-Term Care Ombudsman, because families should not be punished for demanding safe and dignified care. No family should have to fear retaliation simply for advocating for their loved one.

    Possibly the worst rehab facility in the area. Terrible service and quality of care. My mother…read morenever recovered. Rating zero if I could. The assisted living facility is good and I don't want to confuse anyone on that. The facility is separated rehab and assisted living.

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    Just one example of the deplorable conditions during my aunt's stay at SRC.

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