What started as an appointment for my son quickly turned into me coming the very next day!…read moreEndurance Rehab is conveniently located in the middle of a great neighborhood (walking distance to LGO), and the staff embodies the cheerfulness and positive energy you feel the moment you walk in. Everyone is welcoming, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in your recovery. The therapists take the time to listen, explain the process, and create a personalized plan rather than rushing. They care about their patients and the results. Highly recommend Endurance Rehab to anyone looking for professional, supportive, and effective care. A special shoutout to Kristina, she's awesome, and I'm feeling much better thanks to her and the team.

Seeing that my last review of Endurance Rehab was well over a decade ago, I'd say it's time for an…read moreupdate... and in the time since my last review, I've easily been to this facility 100+ times. I don't know that that is something to be proud of or ashamed of, but it is what it is. I've mostly been going for shoulder pain, but also for a calf injury... I've been seeing Kristina Lott as my Physical Therapist and I highly recommend her. Nate Snell is also fabulous, but Kristina's schedule jives well with my need to come in early mornings. The front office and support crew are all friendly -- even when I go before 7am, which is impressive. Shout out to Kat, who keeps me in check with the exercises that Kristina prescribes. I'm hoping to graduate from this bout of visits in the near future, but if and when I need to return for PT, Endurance Rehab will always be my first choice of places to go. Since my last review, and when recovering from a calf injury, I was able to utilize the onsite G-Trainer anti-gravity treadmill.  It was super cool and definitely aided in my recovery. Thanks Endurance Team!

Very informative and knowledgeable i have had positive experiences going to this doctor.read more

All she wanted to do is surgery. Nothing to actually help my toe. She did recommend new sneakers I…read morewas wear new balance and made fine of my fancy high arch carbon inserts . She did even care just wanted me in and put.. maybe it was because I had Obama care . And didn't think I could afford any physical therapy just the last resort of surgery. Never again will I go to her nor recommend

Horrible experience. They lost my husband's prescription, didn't set up his appontment as they said…read morethey had and lied about it. Receptionist was extremely rude and offered no way to resolve issue their office caused. Weeks have been lost in obtaining my husband's diabetic shoes. I would recommend to go elsewhere.

Totally unacceptable experience with this company. Services provided were so poor I had to go to a…read moredifferent company to have the services re-done. On May 29th, I sent a letter to the CEO with photos requesting a refund of my downpayment. I never received a response from the CEO. Not even an apology for the poor workmanship. Not even a comment regarding the down payment I had to make that wasn't refunded. I was totally ignored. I'm an RN. I know what to expect. I definitely would not recommend this company.

This Hanger Pediatrics is top notch for Cranial Banding! Chris is knowledgeable, professional, and…read moretruly cares about the well being of your child. This is the second go around using Hanger for cranial bands and once again we couldn't be in better hands.

Yay, we are done since this week, with an awesome 5 mm result. That said, the mom that went with…read moreCranial, let them have her child stop at 7 mm difference. It only took us 3 weeks to go from 7 to 5 and really shows a difference. When there were issues ( growing faster, so needed adjustment sooner), we always could come in the next day. During the summer they were a bit understaffed, but highly recommended over Cranial Technologies. ( Who needs the calendar anyways). So greater services at a lower price. Yay for Gina and Gretchen.

When you need support: back support that is. So I've been having back pains/spasms indirectly or…read moredirectly related to accident: appointment booking was about 1 1/2 weeks out when I called (which is understandable since it takes time to do fittings & final insurance approval once product type is confirmed) for a back support/brace fitting. They were on time and very informative. Patrick even had sewn a part of the brace to make it more secure for me and tailored to my needs. Patrick was very professional, caring and sweet. Thank you for listening to my minor concerns and adjusting the brace accordingly.

They are nice. They help me get a replacement on both of my braces. I've been going to them since I…read morewas a little kid. Great care. The office was great no rudeness at all.

This is absolutely the most organized and nicest doctors office I have ever been to. The doctor is…read morethorough yet he's always on time for his appointments, he explains everything in detail, and he listens , class act here.

If you want to waste your time and your money please go see Dr. Michael, I had a horrible…read moreexperience by charging me $160 without even seen me. I would give him zero stars, I've never experienced anything like this before. I was in pain and all they said was to schedule a second appointment. That first appointment nothing is done. I have no complaints about his front desk staff to bad they have to work with a unprofessional Doctor.

I've been seeing Dr. Harlan for over 5 years, and I can't recommend him highly enough. Four months…read moreago, I had ankle stabilization surgery, and the entire experience, from consultation to recovery, has been outstanding. Dr. Harlan is knowledgeable, patient, funny, and takes the time to explain everything in a way that's easy to understand. What really stood out to me was the level of care and attention during my recovery. His follow-up has been excellent, making sure everything healed properly and that I felt supported every step of the way. The office team and medical assistants are helpful, kind, and supportive. I would highly recommend Dr. Harlan and his team to anyone needing a skilled and compassionate surgeon and a responsive medical office.

Office visit was ok but I was given a written script that wasn't signed by the DR. When I tried to…read moreget them to send in the script some other way to the VA, I couldn't get them to do that. I'll go without the meds so if you are a vet, this might not be the best place for your foot issues

Dr. Bland is an excellent physician on every level! He takes extra time and care at every office…read morevisit to listen to concerns and thoroughly explain every detail of care. He diagnosed my issues with my foot after over 10 years of having pain and a previous surgery that didn't help. Dr. Bland performed surgery on my foot and took extra care and attention to make sure it was done correctly. I have been an orthopedic surgical technician for 25 years and Dr. Bland addressed my concerns about the type of approach and implants that would be used. My post operative care continues to be above and beyond! Dr. Bland and his entire staff are very supportive and attentive.

My Experience with Prestige: I fractured the 5th metatarsal…read morein my foot and spent 10 weeks non-weight-bearing, following my original doctor's advice. When he recommended another four weeks without walking, I felt something was off. That seemed far too long for a bone to heal, so I sought a second opinion at Prestige with Dr. Bland and Carla. At Prestige, I was told surgery was the only option. They claimed the bone would never heal on its own and warned me of dire consequences: necrosis, arthritis, improper walking, and even potential amputation. It was terrifying--but I trusted them and went through with the surgery. Three days after the procedure, I fell. Although I landed backward, my heel hit the ground. Concerned, I returned to Prestige and told them I believed something was wrong. The X-ray showed the bones were too far apart. I explained that i It appeared the bone had slipped off the lower of the two pins holding it together. I urged Dr. Bland to fix it immediately, before it healed incorrectly. He stated that re-operating would be "malpractice." That made no sense to me. Why would it be malpractice to fix something? Instead of correcting the issue, they chose to "watch it heal." But from that point on, things only got worse. Over the next few weeks, I heard a series of vague explanations--"maybe it's not healing because..."--but no real solutions. Frustrated, I requested my medical records. It took over two weeks to receive them. Every time I called, I was told "the doctor is being thorough," which felt like code for "he's writing notes retroactively." Shockingly, the records were delivered to my primary care physician by being slid under the door after hours, left for the cleaning crew to find. I am fairly certain that is not an acceptable form of delivery. My PCP referred me to another doctor who ordered an MRI. The results were - the pin had indeed slipped and was holding the bones apart, not together, hence creating a gap. Worse, the bone had been re-broken during surgery and with only one pin holding the top of it, had shifted downward, making it shorter than before. This misalignment affected my ankle, which was now completely off. The metal plate had stress fractured from being pulled by the sliding bone. Although the bone eventually healed, I'm left with a broken plate, a shortened bone, and chronic ankle issues, neuropathy in my little toe that keeps me up at night and can no longer wear any shoe but flats, because my toes don't bend right. I consulted several other doctors who reviewed my original X-rays. Each one said the bone was healing naturally and surgery was unnecessary. A bone growth stimulator would have sufficed. I had asked Dr. Bland for a bone growth stimulator early on, but he told me insurance wouldn't cover it until nine months had passed without the bone healing. That was incorrect. I later learned it could have been approved from day one. Prestige either didn't know or didn't check. I pursued getting one and it was granted. I was scared into unnecessary surgery, left to heal incorrectly, and then subtly blamed for the outcome. He did at one point state that he had thought it would be simple. I am not sure what was meant by that statement. I waited to write this review, hoping things might improve. They haven't. I suffer from neuropathy and constant, searing in my ankle. I am an active walker and walk my Dog several miles a day. Now I get to pay for with pain and limping by the end of the day. Even if a doctor removes the broken plate, they can't reposition the bone or stretch the skin to restore the bone's original length. That being said, other Doctors don't want to touch it for fear of the screws having been stripped when installed. This was my experience.