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In the bustling world of toddlerhood, LEAPP shines as a beacon of nurturing care and holistic…read moreeducation. From mastering letter shapes to fostering emotional and social skills, the curriculum is thoughtfully designed to ignite curiosity and lay a sturdy foundation for future success. Teachers and staff pour boundless love and attention into each child, creating a warm, supportive environment where every milestone is celebrated and every challenge is met with encouragement. Enriching activities like art, cooking, and circle time foster creativity, friendship, and a love for learning, making LEAPP not just a program, but a joyful home away from home where our son eagerly embraces each day with a smile. LEAPP isn't simply a place of education--it's a vibrant community united in the pursuit of nurturing the extraordinary potential within each child. Entrusting our son to LEAPP is an affirmation of our belief in the transformative power of love, education, and community. Our son has blossomed during his time at LEAPP, growing not just in knowledge, but in confidence, empathy, and boundless curiosity--a testament to the unwavering dedication of its exceptional teachers and the enduring magic of early childhood education done right. Special shoutout to Ms. Babette, Ms. Yenisse, Ms. Erika and Ms. Yaya who go above and beyond everyday for my son and all of his classmates!

Very nice rehab facility. Nicely appointed, clean, pleasant. A friend of mine has been admitted…read morethere and every staff member I have encountered is awesome. Would highly recommend this facility to anyone needing care. A++.

The food is basically the same three days a week, giving rice to a person that has a hard time…read moregoing to the bathroom is not right!!!

This clinic has therapists that are well trained and caring. Their expertise allows children with…read moreautism and other disorders to thrive and grow and reach their goals. They work well individually and speech and occupational therapists communicate well so children and adults being served will get the therapy they need and achieve the best results. I highly recommend this clinic!

The therapist are very good with my daughter, and I appreciate the support and helping her reach…read moreher goals

This time I made an appointment online because I had been achy, congested, and running a fever for…read more2 days.  I had to wait in the waiting area almost 45 minutes before I was called; and more people kept coming in. I feel like their online appointment app shouldn't schedule appointments when they are really busy. The waiting room was quite cold and I found the chairs uncomfortable....probably because I was achy. Once I was called the staff was very kind and helpful.  They took my vitals, ran a few tests and called in some prescriptions for me. The process was fast once I was called back. I actually started feeling better by evening. I will definitely continue to choose this UrgentMed location. The waiting room can be long; but probably much faster and less expensive than visiting the ER!

A decent little urgentmed in plantation. The staff here is usually, for the most part, friendly and…read morequick. There are a few times that they are WAY behind when it comes to appointments that it makes me wonder what the point of making one is. I had to wait almost 30 minutes past my scheduled appointment because they only had 2 people working at the time. They were apologetic but I was never told there would be a bit of a backup because of this. The location is easy to find and the parking lot has a nice amount of spaces for everyone that needs to come here. The lobby is always clean and there is more than eniugh seating as well. One of their main entrance doors is stuck so there is only one door to come in and out. The rooms are clean but very small so I feel like I'm ontop of everyone when there is more than two people in the room at a time. Overall it's a great urgentmed and my choice in case I get under the weather or need something quick looked at!

Some of the best nurses and therapist in south Florida. Iwas not anything they expected im a big…read moreguy 320 6 foot .the knee replacement therapy was spot on .not to hard just enough. So trouble with staff that has NO BUSINESS working with humans rude is an understatement. I treat everyone the same im no better than any one .still just 2 humans tried to kill my journey joy pain and all. Im stilling standing .ladys you lost im in good spirits and on the mend .must say hello to my banana buddy Nikki. Then there is a beautiful soul that made café cubino love it and akera, grace Janice. Night and day .therapist Kelli Reid Sam that 30 min with you help my arms thank you all .some times people bud in and do the wrong thing .

Staff always available and quick to respond to any call…read moreRehab center staff is great they know their stuff Mary was my rehabilitation person great got me up and moving quick They explained everything from start to finish Oh the food is good you have a great choice of what to order Keep up the great work

Great staff, very professional. Everyone is very helpful and we are so pleased with the amazing…read morecare and compassion we receive here.

discharged by Jessica thanks a lot my son cant even open a package of meat. My son was discharged…read morethree weeks after almost getting hit by a car and they have not worked on any skills according to his needs for his age. Not happy at all

During our second visit, while I was speaking with the receptionist, my child was standing next to…read moreme at the front desk. There were business cards displayed on the desk within reach. My child picked up one stack and was simply holding and moving the cards from one hand to another. The receptionist addressed my child in a noticeably rude tone and said, "Put those cards back." I responded that my child had done nothing harmful to the cards. She repeated herself in an even harsher manner and stated that the cards were not meant to be played with and that my child had to put them back. I took the cards and showed that they were not bent, damaged, written on, or torn -- my child had simply been holding them. At that point, one of the doctors joined the conversation. He introduced himself as being in charge of the clinic and spoke in what I considered to be a nasty, aggressive, and disrespectful tone. During the conversation, I told him that this was not an appropriate way to speak to people and that, as a psychologist, he should know how to communicate with people. His response was, "Yes, and as a psychologist, I see what stands in front of me," which I found deeply disrespectful and dehumanizing. Another issue that was brought up during this argument involved a small table in the waiting area. During a previous visit, my child stepped on the lower support piece underneath the table and it broke. At our next visit, the staff mentioned it to me. I apologized, and nothing further was said about it, so I believed the situation had been resolved. However, during this disagreement, the doctor brought it up again and said that we had broken their table. I reminded him that this had already been discussed. Since the table appeared old and the paint was visibly chipped and worn, I offered to replace it with a similar new table that I estimated would cost around $50. However, he stated that I owed him $200 for it. The broken piece was not the table itself but a lower support piece that did not affect its functionality. What surprised me was that an issue I believed had already been resolved was brought back up during an unrelated conflict. He then stated that clients like us were not welcome and asked us to leave the clinic. I told them that we also would not continue visiting a place where staff raise their voices at children and treat families disrespectfully. I asked to cancel all future appointments and prepared to leave. However, the interaction continued. The doctor remained angry, continued raising his voice, and followed us as we were leaving the clinic. At that point, I said that I would leave a review about this clinic because people deserve to know how clients are treated here. His response was that if I did that, he would sue me. I asked what legal grounds there would be for that -- because my child touched business cards that were left openly accessible and were not damaged in any way? In my opinion, a mental health clinic that works with children should demonstrate patience, emotional regulation, and respectful communication. In my experience, the staff's behavior toward my child and toward me was dismissive, confrontational, and inconsistent with the supportive environment I expected from a children's psychological and psychiatric practice. Parents deserve to know about experiences like this before choosing where to seek help for their children.

shame on dr a ******caution****** andres pintaluga will bill disabled veterans when the office…read moremakes mistakes on va billing . under federal law va community care network(ccn)providers are ******stricly ******prohibited from balance billing veterans for authorized medical services. if the provider missed a bill or coding the veteran is legally not held harmless and they must resolve directly with the va . andres knows this but insists to forward to credit agencies having me harassed for months with phone calls and emails damanding payment . i will repost this and list on as many sites as possible . thanks you dr a for pushing you bumbled payment on a 100% disabled united states marine corp vetrean. you should be ahamsed of yourself