You may be thinking, "Only the old folks go there" but I can assure you, while that is the…read moremajority, it's not everyone. And if you have some rare, hardly known disease or an injury, they are entirely worth a visit -- or several. For me, I had tried several different physical therapy places. This over a range of time, somewhere in the 2000-aughts to now. It was usually a failure. Places that cannot do aught but follow the script will not be able to work with all. That script includes: - Three sets of 10 - Losing the patient's interest - not adjusting the exercises to fit the individual's need Those are the three big ones for me. It sounds so weird to anyone who has the ability to concentrate, keep the count, not get lost in music (but I really need that, so there is not as much input on my part with dead silence), and adult-onset dystrophia myotonia D-PROMM Type II is an infrequently mentioned disease. But at this SportsCare, I have gotten to know everyone (just about). The first person I had met was Michael Cote, a fun, smart 29-year-old guy (at the time - he may have hit the BIG 3-0 now!); I learned something very, very important: I can learn a lot from a "kid" of 30 (I'm 58 now) as I can a person of 85. I love that. He taught me a lot of the world that I just did not know. And I learn from every one of them: Tim, who just had a daughter; Ron, who loves punk music; Sophie, who hails from Michigan (a lovely state); Gina, who is sweet! Chelsea, David...I haven't the room to name them all. They are all very committed, have worked with all my specific oddities, and for me, this is a lifetime endeavour. With the folks here as dedicated as they are, I don't mind the prospect nearly so much. Every physical challenge I face, they are invested in swapping out various exercises, movements, I videoed my very difficult getting up the stairs in our house, and they have it, look at it to determine the next steps. THAT is truly the love of the art! They all try so hard to work with me -- and utterly succeed. No question.

I worked with SportsCare Parsippany for about 3 months recovering from knee surgery. I can't…read morerecommend this place enough. The therapists I worked with, Mike, Adrian, and Natalie, as well as assistants Andy, Wes, and Julian, were all extremely knowledgeable and personable throughout my time with them. The facilities and machines are thorough and well maintained. I always felt I was in great hands. They helped me bounce back into form as quickly as possible, and we had a good time doing it. Keep up the great work!

I can't say enough how much Springboard has made difference in my children's lives. They love to go…read morethere. All the therapists are wonderful. They have taught me alot and are wonderful resources of knowledge. They have worked with my school district on my child's behalf. I'm so thankful that I found such a wonderful place for my children to get the extra help they need.

Springboard is fantastic! They have helped my kids reach so many goals that we once thought were…read moreunattainable! Having two children with autism was scary initially, but knowing that there are places like this makes me feel confident in my children's future.

The OT staff here is not only extremely friendly but attentive to the individual needs of each…read morechild. They are visionaries whom cultivate and groom fine and gross motor skills through fun play. As Maria Montessori said, their job is to enable child's work. I can't speak highly enough of the care, dedication, and support they offer families and children. It's truly an all-inclusive service.

From the owner: Sensory kids are great kids! Great Kids Place provides occupational therapy for families with…read moresensory processing and integration disorders, dyspraxia, ADHD and emotion regulation challenges. Play is the occupation of children. As kids grow, it is through play that they develop their motor and sensory processing and integration skills. At Great Kids Place, in our state of the art sensory gym, we use play to optimize engagement and participation in occupational therapy sessions to work on the development of sensory, fine motor, gross motor, core strength, motor coordination, motor planning, visual and handwriting skills.

Dr. Shulamit lerman will get you back on your feet and living your life in no time at all. Excuses…read moredon't work with Shully, if you want to get better you will have to work on it. She will make that happen and choose the exercises that you are most comfortable with. If you don't mind doing them, you're more likely to get them done. She's on top of it and it was always a pleasant experience with Shelly and her whole team. (the auto correct is a pain)

I learned the much needed benefits of physical therapy & realized the importance of taking it…read moreseriously and giving it a chance. Multiple issues were quickly ironed out and resolved leaving time to identify and isolate the main area that requires attention.  Progress is being made as the goals have focused on the symptomatic muscle, including learning about the diagnosis of the issue, triggers, prevention and treatment plan.  #1 Erin exhibits a rare quality being one of the few that I can count on one hand that has a calming affect on me.  I've never felt so relaxed and meditative. That makes her a rare gem and is irreplaceable, as is my positive experience. #1 by far !

Ivy Rehab in Whippany is an unbelievably well run shop. I fully tore my quad tendon in October in…read morefreak stumbling bumbling accident. It was completely demoralizing and within 2 weeks of the immediate surgery I was referred to Ivy in Whippany by my surgeon's office. It did not take me long to build in Confidence with the entire staff. That includes all of the Therapists, support staff and Carla who handles admin from many angles. There process is very consistent and yet every therapist has their own style and approach. At first I had Justin as my primary therapist, but he was in the process of being transferred to a different location. My initial reaction was to follow him. However, after of couple of sessions with Bella, I decided to stay on at Ivy Whippany. Soon it did not matter which therapist I had for an appointment. Every exercise was diligently documented at each session and there was never a gap from session to session. In addition, getting a mix of appts with Bella, Michelle and Namrata allowed for a variety of style, tips and tweaks that made the sessions and outside motivation even higher. In addition, the energy level stays high at every session. Their attention to detail, skill and knowledge was extremely impressive. They had me on the golf playing full rounds 5 months from the accident and surgery! Tom J

I continue to receive excellent care and compassion from everyone at Ivy. Namrata is an excellent…read morePhysical therapist. She is patient, kind and empathetic. She listens to me and encourages and assures me on my road to recovery and healing. Carla is amazing at the front desk as administrator and is always smiling and supportive. She is very knowledgeable about all the insurance options. Michelle is also wonderful and always encourages positive thinking and healing. She makes everyone feel comfortable.

thisnwas an aamxin placefor re-hab . specialthanks to julia ot, taylor pt anmeeih- speech…read more youare all brilliant caregivers.and of course, jackie an case manager sandy--- lovely and supportive as was the meial dirrector for rehab. dr. hong--- thanka ever so.diane peyser

I do not recommend this facility in Wayne NJ , especially for people of color…read more I had an appointment at Atlantic Health Rehabilitation in Wayne, New Jersey today 4/9/26 The office had recently moved, and it was very difficult to find the new location. As a result, I arrived approximately five minutes late. When I arrived, there was another patient at the front desk speaking with the receptionist and scheduling multiple appointments. I waited patiently for over five minutes while they finished, without or complaint. When it was my turn, and before the patient ahead of my the receptionist immediately told me I was late and refused to see me. I explained that I had difficulty finding the new address and had also been waiting for her to finish assisting the other patient. Despite this, she repeatedly stated that it did not matter and that it was "policy," without showing any flexibility or understanding. I tried to explain that the delay was beyond my control and that I had arrived around 10:05, just after the other patient. She still refused to see me and rescheduled me for April 16 without asking if that worked for me. I found the interaction very rude, dismissive, and unprofessional. A five-minute delay--especially under these circumstances--should have been handled with more understanding, particularly since I am in pain and had recently visited a pain management office. Additionally, I felt that I was treated differently because I am Muslim, which made the experience even more upsetting. This experience was unacceptable. I would appreciate it if a supervisor could follow up with me and address this situation. Staff should receive proper training on professionalism, communication, and respectful treatment of all patients.

PT experiance completely depends on the trainer you're going to get. Overall, most of them are…read moregood, but obviously people have preferences. That said, if you even need anything from SportsCare corporate office - you will not get it. That alone disqualifies this place for me. I would avoid.

RUN from this particular location! I can't speak about the other SportsCare locations but the…read moreMountain Lakes location has been nothing short of a nightmare for my family. This place should be ashamed of themselves. I brought my two children in who have muscular dystrophy for an EVALUATION to participate in water therapy. I paid my copay went in and it was obvious that they were not experienced with muscular dystrophy. The woman who evaluated my two children did not have the knowledge about their disease or how to properly treat them. I was even asked to help in the water if we were to go through with water therapy. So essentially I would be paying them to do their job in the water for them. We did not proceed with water therapy classes and were slammed with two bills that had numerous services on there that were never performed. For example: "Self-Care/Home management training each 15 minutes - $252.00!!!). Not only did I never ask for this, we NEVER received it. "Manual therapy" we never received therapy, this was an EVALUATION. Plain and simple. Additionally, both of my children are two years apart in age with the same diagnosis. They received the same evaluation BUT one bill was $270.00 and the other was $520.88! Make it make sense. I've called to rectify the bill more times than I can count and either they don't call me back or they put someone on the phone who is unable to adjust the bill accordingly. Save yourself a MASSIVE headache and go somewhere else.