I'm a little shook …read more.. I came in with EXTREME pain and left feeling human again. I'm not 100% but it's a start. Let me start with the basics. Office is secure, parking is ample (shared lot with 3 other businesses so that can fluctuate) very clean. Staff and patients are masked and I witnessed a lot of cleaning of surfaces, hands and equipment during my time there (great job). I was there on December the 8th at 3pm. Noted because I want the staff working during that's time to get proper recognition. I did not get their names but the ladies working the front desk, Check out and the one that escorted me to my room were absolutely amazing. You don't find friendly relatable office staff anymore. Everyone is so over worked or abused by customers that service slips. These women set the entire tone for my first experience with this office. I hope they are compensated well because THEY created an excellent first impression for this business. Dr Cecil got right to work on my raggedy frame. I heard cracks and pops in areas I didn't think could crack! After all the twisting, turning, stretching, popping.. I felt like we should hug when he was done . In all seriousness I was close to tears not because he hurt me. It was a rush of relief to finally find something/someone that relieves my pain. He was direct about after care and needing more than one visit. While my visit was an hour long it surely did not seem like it at all. There was not a lot of waiting around or dead time which I appreciate fully!! I almost hate to write this review because then EVERYONE will be here, he is that amazing!! Ladies he's very easy on the eyes as well..

The first experience with Dr. Forbes was great! His entire team treated me like I was apart of the…read morefamily. They were very welcoming. This was my very first time at the chiropractor and they relieved every inch of anxiousness that I had. They were able to assess the issue and ensure I knew my next steps. I would recommend this practice to all looking for a chiropractor.

This is the place to go for physical rehab if you live in the east side of Metro Detroit.read more

My Husband first time coming there after knee surgery, the security guard was so rude to him…read morebecause we did not know the drop off process . Told me to move my car when I was trying to roll him in the wheelchair to the window it was 7:00 am in the morning it was so disrespectful .

I chose HealthQuest Physical Therapy over my usual PT clinic due to their availability. I was…read moresurprised to learn the business is owned by a physical therapy assistant (PTA) rather than a physical therapist, although a licensed PT is on staff. Their online reviews are impressive, which influenced my decision. I began therapy in April 2025 for mild lower back discomfort that appeared only in the mornings. I had no pain or major physical limitations -- just some minor restrictions unrelated to this issue. After my first visit and following instructions to perform two sets of simple exercises before getting out of bed, my discomfort improved by 75-80%. I also acknowledged that I likely need a new mattress. To keep this review clear, I've outlined my experience in pros and cons: Pros: 1. The staff is friendly, personable, and knowledgeable. Insurance was billed accurately. Appointments were easy to book and reschedule. 2. I was given helpful at-home exercises. 3. Parking was convenient and readily available. Cons: 1. While treatment tables were wiped and pillowcases changed between patients, I never saw equipment cleaned after use. 2. There was inconsistency in instructions from different staff members. 3. Appointments often started late due to overcrowding in a small room. 4. The most concerning issue -- and the primary reason for this review -- was an inaccurate and misleading progress letter meant for my referring physician. Out of curiosity, I opened the letter -- and was shocked. The description did not reflect my actual condition or capabilities. For example, it claimed I was "unable to sit or stand for long periods of time." This is completely untrue: I regularly walk over three miles a day (logged on my Apple Watch), climb stairs at home throughout the day, and have no difficulty with either activity. When I raised my concerns, the PTA who wrote the letter and the owner, Kelly Schmitz both responded. Kelly apologized and attempted to justify the false claims, stating I had once mentioned back soreness after a 17-hour travel day. While that was true, it was a temporary and isolated issue -- not a chronic limitation. Still, it was misrepresented in the letter. It also inaccurately stated that I had issues with squatting and lifting -- again, not true. I participate in a group exercise class where I routinely perform about 200 squats per session without issue. Regarding balance, I disclosed during my first visit that I have mild MS-related balance issues, which I've managed for over a decade. This has never affected my ability to drive, wear heels, walk my dog, or complete daily activities. The report falsely stated that this impacted my ability to complete basic ADLs (activities of daily living) -- like bathing, dressing, or eating -- which is absolutely not the case. I've never experienced those limitations at any point in my life. Final Thoughts: If you choose HealthQuest, I strongly urge you to review all documentation they provide before forwarding it to any physician. Inaccurate reporting like this could lead to unnecessary treatment, higher medical costs, and incorrect medical records. Because of this experience, I will not return to HealthQuest.

I would highly recommend HeathQuest PT in Ferndale. From the moment I started everyone from the…read morefront desk to the therapists were kind understanding and supportive. They work with you to do your best. I started therapy 2 days after my hip replacement surgery and within 2 weeks I was walking without my walker. They worked with me for 6 weeks until I had my strength back. Everyone was so supportive they made you feel like family. Would highly recommend They are the best!

I really enjoy my therapy with Axxess . They are friendly, respectful, and on time . My Therapist…read morehelped me a lot with rebuilding my muscles back before and after my surgery and she taught me about my bones and muscles and their functions. I appreciate you G Teresa H

From the owner: Axxess Physical Therapy and Rehab provides a well-rounded approach to rehabilitation treating an…read morearray of Orthopedic, Cardiopulmonary & Neuromuscular conditions related to work and sports related injuries of the hip, knee, ankle, low back, neck, shoulder, elbow and wrist. Our services include a variety of treatment techniques including: ​- Strength & Conditioning - Manual Therapy - McKenzie Method of the Spine - Soft Tissue Mobilization - Modalities for the relief of pain and inflammation - Patient education - Home Exercise Programs We also offer many services for the promotion of wellness and injury prevention including, - Wellness consultations - Work and Wellness Seminars - Ergonomic assessments - Gait assessment - Pre-sport physicals - Bike Fit Our treatment also includes the use of manual therapy as well as Electrotherapy for Geriatric health complaints such as body weakness, impaired balance, fall risk etc.

I came to athletico a few years ago to see Megan for an ankle sprain. She was amazing but I believe…read morethat she recently left the clinic. I have been seeing Julia for the past few months for a low back injury. I've seen a couple of other pts and wasn't seeing much improvement. My goal is to return to sport and Julia is always thinking outside of the box and tailoring my exercise routine to the specific movements that are painful/challenging. She is very knowledgeable and dedicated to helping me reach my goals. The techs are great as well. One other thing I love about athletico is that they offer free injury screenings so that you can figure out what direction you need to go in without spending a ton of money (mri, X-rays, doctors, etc.)

I went to Athletico for a shoulder injury that was very severe. I could not work or sleep or exist…read morein any position without absolute agony. The staff were excellent for therapy and very friendly. My shoulder has healed completely and I do believe it is because of the results from Athletico. their staff taught me how to rehabilitate my shoulder and also how to continue doing exercises on my own so that I could continue to progress after my sessions were done. Their therapists seemed knowledgeable in the techniques they were using and had a wide variety of approaches to helping me. The staff knew my name when I walked in the door every day and went out of their way to be very welcoming. The equipment was reasonably well-maintained and kept clean each day. The facility was also clean and well lit and inviting. However, this is a four star review for a few important and consistent reasons: I always felt like they were overbooked and understaffed. I never saw the same therapist twice in a row for the months that I had regular appointments multiple times a week. It always seemed like whoever was available would read my chart and then decide on the fly what to do that day. They would often have to ask each other questions about what I had done the day before in order to decide what to do with me today. They did not have appointments available that worked with my schedule. Even booking weeks in advance they could not seem to find any convenient time spots for me. This meant I had to either leave work hours early twice a week and lose income or get up 2 hours earlier than I would normally get up to go to appointments before work because they just could not accommodate me with any convenient schedule. All in all I would say that I definitely recommend AthletiCo for physical therapy, but there are some real admin, staffing, or management issues that could use improvement in order to make the experience feel much better.

I went here for the Foot Doctor…read more What's odd is that you come in the front door which says "Handicap Accessible", to a place that services physical therapy AND foot problems, and you can see a wheel chair through the front door on the inside.....and the front door is NOT handicap accessible. You have to open a hard-to-open swinging door. There's no button to open automatically. Does that not seem strange to anyone else? How do people get in with wheel chairs? Or on crutches? So do you avoid laws about handicap access if you simply put "Handicap Accessible" when it's NOT?

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