My physical therapist was fine, though she seemed young and unexperienced. My biggest problem is…read morewith the facility. PT tables are lined up in a row with patients lined up like cords of wood. No privacy if they are massaging your back. Also, the biggest problem is seems like COVID violations. Tables are not 6 feet apart and I was told that they only used every other table, but I was placed next to another patient twice and saw this happened frequently to others. They should not schedule so many patients at a time if they can't do it safely.

From the owner: It is our goal that all patients reach their optimal recovery at OSR. By applying exceptional…read morecustomer service and clinical skills your rehabilitation experience will always be positive. We want you to think of OSR as a primary provider for your current and future health needs.

Foot surgery is not fun. It is painful. It might also be painful not to have it. It is a scary…read moredecision to be forced to make. My wife made her decision and I forced her to go through with it. The old Joni Mitchell song comes to mind when you are faced with this situation. "Don't it always seem to go, that you don't know what you've got till it's gone." When you can't walk without pain and you start to change your lifestyle because of it, it tips the scales in favor of surgery. She heard through the grapevine about Dr. J. Chris Coetzee. She had the surgery three weeks ago. The clinic at the University of Minnesota campus was professional, friendly, and very caring. They listened to her fears and concerns and made adjustments. She came home very satisfied. They answered the calls that night when the pain increased and did what they could to help us through the difficult period. But the information they gave us on what to expect was accurate and did not pull any punches. We went back and saw Larry, the PA, after two weeks and he treated her with respect and tenderness as he removed the dressing and stitches. She is still recovering, but she is very thankful up to this point to have had such good care.

Everyone here is AMAZING and truly cares about your health. All staff are very educated and take…read moretime to make sure you're making progress. Dr. Odom is very patient and incredibly knowledgeable as well! I've been doing physical therapy here and could go on forever about how much my health has improved. I dealt with and neck and back injury and went through multiple providers prior. I highly recommend going here due to the quality care and vast amount of services they provide. I've done physical therapy, the graston technique, and dry needling (it hurts the first time but the relief is SO worth it). They also provide nutrition counseling, massage therapy, personal training, a bike guru, and other services I haven't yet tried. Ps... if you go here you get 50% off your first massage.

Dr. ODOM and staff are first class and helped me with a myriad of ailments. As a musician and…read moreathlete, I'm constantly using my body and when it's out like a bad lower back muscle spasm (I first came in hunched over barely able to walk after doing something weird to my back screwing in a hanging rod for jackets) they were able to fix me up in one session and I was able to walk out standing straight. Follow up appointments helped to strengthen my back where I haven't had any issues since 9 months and counting. I also have had rotator cuff, calf, nerve bundle issues and they've been able to help me in all these areas. Andrew Moran is my main PT I like to work with but have worked with other PTs and they are all really awesome and knowledgeable!

Ken is a master of Therapeutic massage. If you are looking for candles and incense or hot stones,…read morekeep walking. Ken works on athletes and injuries. To be honest, it can be painful, but after treatment, the issue is far better or even gone. Ken has many years of training and is an expert at what he does.

I started coming to this chiropractor over 5 years ago when I lived in St Paul. I recommend it…read morehighly with my friends. If I am injured, I come here to get work done on my muscles as well as my back.

I started having really sharp "paralyzing" back pain all of a sudden one day and was barely able to…read morewalk, bend, sit, and lay down. I shuffled around work for one day and thought, "this is it, I have to see a Chiro!" Not to mention, I was going out of the country in 4 days! I searched on Yelp for a trustworthy highly rated Chiro near my home and fell upon Premier Sports & Spine Center. After reading the reviews, I called immediately and was able to schedule a next day appt! That was amazing! I went in and was seen by Dr Nolan! He probed around with questions and was able to figure right away and after some evaluation that I had a bulging disc in my lower back. It took him only 2 sessions to COMPLETELY heal me! JUST AMAZING! He got me up and going in 2 days and I was able to enjoy my trip and time out of the country. I am so grateful for honest and reliable Dr's like Dr. Nolan. He is my go to from now on. I love this place!!

If you have a slipped disk, I wouldn't waste your money on the therapy consult. Basically, it was…read more$700 for them to explain the most basic stuff (bend with the knees!), then give me a black and white print off I could have printed from the internet for the cost of ink and paper. My wife also had a back issue and called them and said she might be a few minutes late due to construction right by the office. They said they couldn't do that and would have to cancel. She said no, I will be there. When she showed up, they made her sit for 10 minutes as THEY were behind schedule. TCO = Total Crap Operation.

Wish I could give zero stars. TCOMN is disrespectful, neglectful, and inconsiderate. Go get care…read moresomewhere where a team actually cares about you.

My loved one walked into Gianna's on his own 2 feet (an important distinction), with the idea that…read morehe was going to get more focused attention and individual care because of a smaller ratio of residence to staff. Our family was told there would be active interaction with the residence, music therapy and other therapeutic methods that would be used to achieve the proposed individualized/focused care. The actual result is that NOTHING could be FARTHER FROM THE TRUTH! The REALITY is that immediately after moving in, while our loved one was getting adjusted to a new place, people and surroundings in the first few days, the immediate course of action from the Gianna's staff was to medicate him to the point of extreme sedation, so that he did not disturb the staff! This sedation was to the point of him being asleep in the chair all day every day and not moving, not eating and inability to be mobile when he had just walked into the place days earlier. At the direction of the Gianna's nurse, the staff issued PRN meds (as needed med's) automatically when they were not needed. He was in the chair asleep in the chair, and they continued to issue sedating medications. This was so severe, that one time I walked at dinner time and our loved one was laying on the floor with the staff walking around him, like nothing was wrong. Not helping him up or attempting to help him. The staff did not exhibit any compassion or attempt to find alternative solutions. This continued. Simultaneously NONE of the therapeutic methods promised happening. I am not saying this lightly as someone who was hearing this from afar. I witness this firsthand as I was there 22 of 28 days he was in Gianna's. This persisted and he did not come out of nor was able to recover from the extreme sedated state the Gianna's nurse and team put him. He paid the ultimate price died 28 days after entering Gianna's. Save your loved one! DO NOT believe what they tell you! DO NOT PUT YOUR LOVED ONE IN GIANNA'S. They too may pay the ultimate price like my loved one did! PS: As someone who was there nearly daily, I observed that of the following: Of the 14 residents at Gianna's ONLY 1 person was mobile on her feet and verbal. ALL others were confined to a wheelchair, nonverbal and appear to be sedated with no movement, verbal or physical interaction with staff. This was observed throughout many different shifts. Would give less than zero stars if I could! Signed: Extremely Heartbroken loved one

My dad lived at Gianna for only 28 days: from the first day when he walked in on his own 2 feet…read more(able to ambulate, eat, and interact) to the day he passed away. We moved to Gianna because we were promised low staff to resident ratio, more individualized care, a "medication last" approach, experienced staff and a warm environment that treated residents like family. While the ratio was as promised, I felt the care, staff competency and medication approaches were not. Often, I found my dad sitting alone, in the corner, unable to move or open his eyes from sedation. With drool down his cheek and leftover food on his face. He would often have globs of liquid medicine in his mouth from staff trying to give medication while he is unresponsive to verbal commands and touch. I would often find him in this state with no interaction from staff leaving me to advocate for his needs. We felt like outsiders and an inconvenience. This was not the care I was promised. We had multiple instances of their staff not following hospice medication orders. We witnessed staff administer anxiety medication labeled for as-needed use when my dad was already so sedated that he was unresponsive. I was able to intervene while present, but who knows how much extra, unneeded medication was given when I wasn't. It was also administered incorrectly. Instead of administering sublingually (as stated on the medical order), they were dissolving the meds and shooting them down his throat with a syringe. This is incorrect and can be very dangerous especially if the person cannot swallow as medication can be forced into the lungs. I believe this was occurring as my dad would often cough after being given medicine this way. There was an instance where the doctor ordered a stop to a medication, yet staff continued to administer it for four days! For four days my dad was given discontinued medication IN ADDITION to the medication that replaced it. The head RN at Gianna locked the medication in a cabinet in her office to prevent staff from continuing to administer it. Apparently, she was not confident enough in her staff to be able to verbally tell them not to give this medication. When my dad was bedridden at end-of-life stages and NEEDED this medication, it couldn't be accessed. This caused a 2.5-hour delay while we waited for the medication to arrive. If that wasn't bad enough, once the medicine arrived, staff administered the medicine incorrectly. My dad began vomiting and choking after a few doses. We immediately alerted staff. There was no urgency by them to help which is VERY alarming in this type of situation. I would hate to see what would have happened if he was alone during this episode. After alerting the hospice nurse of what occurred, she had to call Gianna's staff to educate them on how to give medication sublingually as written in the medication orders. After the medication was given correctly, relief was seen almost immediately. I believe that none of the prior doses were effective due to incorrect administration. All this to say there was so much prolonged and unnecessary suffering that took place because of mistakes that should never have happened at a facility of this caliber. Sublingual medication at end-of-life stages is extremely common. It was shocking to me that their "experienced" staff were not familiar with how to give medication this way. These events support my experience of lack of competence and compassion within the staff and lack of proper RN oversight/direction. Medication mistakes are unacceptable and can be life threatening. This was far from the end-of-life experience I wanted for my dad and family. It certainly was not the experience I expected given what was advertised to me and the price that came along with it. While I should have been focused on enjoying what little time I had left with my dad, I felt forced to monitor staff to ensure they were performing care properly, giving the right medications, and administering medications correctly. I feel robbed of this time. The only silver lining is that my dad and family didn't have to suffer through the poor care and experience of this facility for long. Although our stay was brief, the damage caused by this facility was large. If you care for your loved one and the end-of-life experience you have with them, I recommend you steer clear of this facility.

When I went for consultation, they barely asked me many questions about my knee pain. The PA…read more barely felt my knees and then said yep your a candidate for PRP. I thought it was strange no xrays or imaging. Then I went in to the sales guy who closed the deal. Spent more time with him. I did the Prp right then as they told me I'd feel great in just a few days. I had a hiking trip 4 days later. The ext day my entire body hurt all over. I was so uncomfortable and had to fly to AZ for Easter. I went from feeling like a 20 yr old with bad knees to a 100 yr old. It ruined my entire trip. I then found out they should have imaging of somekind as well as a guided injection ehich there was not. I cancelled my next appt and asked for my money back. It's been several weeks now and the finance guy won't call me back or return my email. FEELING LIKE I WAS SCAMMED

From the owner: QC Kinetix is a leading regenerative medicine provider specializing in non-surgical treatments for…read morejoint pain, chronic pain, and musculoskeletal conditions. Our medical clinics offer advanced biologic therapies that support and enhance the body's natural healing process. Patients choose QC Kinetix when they want relief from knee pain, back pain, shoulder issues, arthritis symptoms, or sports injuries--without surgery, downtime, or long-term medication.