My son started seeing miss Amanda about a year ago just before his 2nd birthday. He was completely…read morenon verbal with no other communication skills (i.e. no pointing or other acknowledgement of understanding when asked questions) and became very frustrated not knowing how to communicate his needs to us. Fast forward to today and he has come so far! He can communicate his needs with pointing or words (he has a vocabulary of easily 200+ words!) and he loves his time at speech therapy! Highly recommended!

Our son has been going to speech and occupational therapy for 1 year and his growth has been great!…read more He is improving with every session and we attribute that to his hard working therapist Danielle and Angela! Thank you for all you do

Betty McBride has brought an amazing gift of knowledge and intuition to her work with both children…read moreand adults. In this unique environment of therapy and nurturing treatment, her patients thrive under the care of Betty and her staff. Physical, occupational and play therapy combine in ways I've never witnessed anywhere else. When I first started treating with Betty I had no idea that this type of therapy would work for me, I wasn't even aware that my PTSD, weakened physical condition, and balance problems could be treated, much less improved. Praise God for this unique combination of medical, practical and holistic healing methods that bring relief to the patients blessed enough to discover this practice.

Awesome place with compassionate therapists and staff! Also a great place for occupational…read moretherapist students to learn. Highly recommend!

Dr. Franklin has been such huge factor in helping my son stop his thumb sucking habit. He has been…read moreseeing her regularly. She has a an amazing ability to motivate her patients and gear them for success! She is full of energy and appears to genuinely care for each child that walks through her door. She is eager to help them understand the importance of what the game plan will be for the future. We are blessed to have found Dr. Franklin. She has helped our son not only to stop sucking his thumb, but she has also paved a way for his confidence to bloom and flourish as he continues through the program designed for him.

Dr. Franklin is a consummate professional who invests wholeheartedly in helping each of her…read morepatients overcome whatever incorrect tongue or speech habits they have acquired. She possesses great skill and up-to-date knowledge, but beyond that - she is known for her contagious joy and enthusiasm. Dr. Franklin takes great delight in the uniqueness of each person. She challenges her patients, holds them accountable, and celebrates every inch of progress they make. I was humbled this spring by her attendance (along with her family) at a musical I was directing. She values and enjoys each of her patients as a person, and this is a huge motivating factor for her patients. Not only has the tongue thrust I've lived with since childhood been eradicated, I've gained a new friend!

This review is based solely off of my experience trying to schedule a speech pathology assessment…read morefor my daughter. In mid December I called (during the business day) and had to leave a voicemail. My call was returned the next day by a nice woman. She explained that she would verify my insurance benefits and then schedule an appointment for my daughter. She called back a couple of days later after verifying benefits and told me that my insurance covered nothing until my deductible and out of pocket had been met, so essentially I'll be private paying. I told her that was fine. We agreed to schedule an appointment after the first of the year instead of trying to squeeze it in the week of Christmas. She said she would call back after January 1 and schedule us. Since I hadn't heard back from them I called today, January 5 and tried to schedule an appointment. I spoke to a really rude man. He would not schedule an appointment. He insisted insurance had to be verified again because it's a new calendar year, even though my insurance has not changed and I told him I would just private pay. He also told me they were unable to verify BlueCross BlueShield because of technical issues and could not tell me when those issues might be resolved. In the meantime he told me appointments were filling up quickly and I'll be added back to a waitlist. I'm really disappointed! I was not told insurance had to be verified AGAIN if I did not schedule an appointment in December. I was not told I could not schedule an appointment without verifying insurance again. Why do they need to verify insurance if I said I will private pay? Why won't they go ahead and schedule an appointment while they verify benefits? This place is a nightmare to deal with. They therapy might be great, but it's not worth dealing with their office.

Love this place! The whole place is about my. It and his best interests! They challenge him while…read moreplaying! All the therapists are just amazing!!! The staff really do go above and beyond what is expected of them! I have their personal cell info if I have any questions or if i don't want to talk on the phone! Who does that!?!?!?! PS I drive 40 minutes to get here! That's love!!!

After much consideration and several visits with Paula at Iris Memory Care, my family and I made…read morethe difficult decision to move my mother into their community. We were seeking a place that not only had the expertise in memory care but also the compassion and consistency required to support someone living with Alzheimer's. Despite the significantly higher cost compared to her previous residence, we believed Iris would provide a higher standard of care, and we were willing to make that investment for my mother's well-being. Unfortunately, our experience did not align with the promises made. We were assured of specialized programs, including a hydration program, consistent engagement through activities and volunteer opportunities, and a staff trained in memory care. In reality, many of these services were either inconsistently provided or not implemented at all. For example, the so-called hydration program amounted to no more than staff occasionally placing water nearby, with no structured monitoring or documentation. Similarly, volunteer opportunities--something my mother was eager and capable of doing--were only offered a handful of times over six months. The quality and consistency of care were major concerns. Daily activities listed on the calendar often didn't happen. Housekeeping was lacking--I had to request basic laundry and bathroom cleaning repeatedly, and some items like her bath mats had to be thrown out due to mold. The shower setup was unsafe, with poor lighting and water going everywhere. There was also no consistency in where my mother's laundry or personal items were returned to in her room, despite me explaining repeatedly how important routine and predictability are for someone with memory loss. My mom would spend entire days and nights in her room with no encouragement from staff to join activities (other than meal time), most of the time she was going to bed fully dressed and with out her teeth brushed. More concerning were the medical and safety issues. There was an incident where my mother was on the floor for over an hour after slipping from her bed. Staff failed to assess her condition or even document the event. I had this all on camera and offered to provide it to Stephanie, the Director, she declined. A severe UTI went untreated for two weeks despite multiple requests made to order a urinalysis to Raye, the nurse, and for the doctor to visit her. I eventually had to call in an outside provider to intervene. When their doctor finally made time, Dr. McLeroy evaluated her for a URI not a UTI. Even more troubling, on another occasion the nurse Raye, continued to give her a medication for three months after the doctor had discontinued it due to serious side effects, resulting in terrifying hallucinations. This was not a minor oversight--it reflected a consistent breakdown in communication and care protocols. While there are a few staff members who were genuinely kind and patient, many others seemed overwhelmed, undertrained, or disengaged. I was deeply disappointed to discover that much of the glowing feedback online appears to come from staff or affiliates rather than families of residents. At one point, I walked in to find staff actively asking for 5-star reviews--not because of excellence in care, but as part of a competition with another facility. I did try to work with Stephanie, the Director, to resolve these issue before ultimately making the decision to move my mom. In reality, nobody should be spending over 50K in 6 months and still have to beg for the staff to help their loved one, to do her laundry, to engage her, to help her with personal care needs, to properly and safely medicate her. This experience has been heartbreaking. I truly hoped Iris Memory Care would live up to the compassionate and professional image they initially presented. If the care promised had been delivered, this could have been an exceptional place. I strongly encourage families to install a camera in their loved one's room and to advocate consistently. Transparency and accountability are essential, especially in memory care.

My husband has been living at Iris Memory Care since March 2025. I honestly cannot imagine what I…read morewould do without the compassionate and loving staff at Iris. I have only experienced the best in the care, support, resident activities, communications and involvement the staff has given to my husband ... and to me! The staff gives me detailed feedback on my husband's progress and also provides me educational background for dealing, as a caregiver, with a loved one's dementia. Dementia is an insidious disease and requires knowledgeable and trained staffing to manage the required, individual care. I feel Iris has exceeded my expectations and I am continually grateful for finding a place for my husband that I can totally trust.

I had a really great experience with Dr. Sun. She was kind and listened to all of my concerns and…read moreprovided a lot of good information about my options. She is leaps and bounds beyond other doctors that I have met with.

My son, Colton, recently was in a position of trying to get his doctors in Denver to recognize a…read moreconcern that was not being addressed by them. Uncertain of our next move we put out the word for a second option. From Dallas, Dr. Sun took an immediate interest in my sons concerns. Within hours she had reviewed his information and was giving our family immediate measures to take. He was admitted to the hospital the next day. Doctors there found blood clots in his arm and did surgery the Following day. We were told that if this had not been addressed when it was, there was a very good chance Colton could have lost his hand, arm, or life. "Dr. Lucy" will have a special place in my heart for going over and above the call of duty for my sons welfare. Thank You Dr.Lucy!

Parkinson Voice Project Speak Out Program is just terrific. I go online every weekday morning…read more(M-F) and participate in the live Speak Out Therapy Program exercises. I have Parkinson's Disease and have some speech and swallowing problems, and this program has been very, very helpful. I highly recommend this program for anyone with Parkinson's who has any speech or swallowing issues. Gregg Pullen, Coarsegold, CA

This is a wonderful site that is free too all poeple with Parkinson's. It helps those with…read moreParkinson's retain speech ands walling. I is available Mon through Fri. at 10 am central time. Each day is a new subject.

If I could give a 10 star review I would! I was overwhelmed by how incredibly nice and caring…read moreevery single person I came in contact was. From the person who checked me in, to the student who helped, Dr. Allison Woodford who performed my test, to the lady who checked me out, and finally to Grace who helped me access my medical records. At my age, I see many health care professionals and none compare to the level of care I received at Callier Center! In the world we live in full of low level customer service, Callier Center stands out as the gold standard!

Not enough stars in the sky. This place, it's aural / hearing diagnostics are first class. And the…read moreaudiologist technicians, competent, and invested in patient care. Five stars for the testing facility. Five stars for the audiologist. This location offers hearing services for young children, youth, adults and seniors. I'm not sophisticated nor privy in understanding the universes of clinical aspects offered, and testing measurements. There are many audiologist in training here. And this location appears to be a teaching and service provider out of the Universiry of Texas. Come. Get here. If you need hearing help, this place is Oz.