This will be my second review and I look forward to writing it. Advance Physical Therapy Marietta…read moreis placed at the top of any PT, or Rehab I've had. Being a Veteran I have had a lot of issues while on active duty and since. The staff here are very professional as I have said prior. But more than that, they're very knowledgeable and are able to answer questions I have been asking at the VA. Earlier this week I mentioned being told (about 6 years ago) that I was too young to have a knee replacement. It was never explained by the doctors I asked at that time what my age had to do with a knee replacement. I mentioned this to Alex, because now I'm told I need one and a double one at that. He explained in a manner that I could understand over possibly ten years, I'll need another because just like anything that is used over time it needs to be replaced and that would be another surgery. That was clear, easy to understand and made logical sense. Jackie the intern has been amazing. She's being trained by an expert in Andrew so wherever she goes her clients along with whatever clinic she finds herself at will be very appreciative of her knowledge and hands on approach. Great personality and learning from the best she'll go a very long way. Lalah is the baby of the team. I say she's in kindergarten because she's just starting out with school and training. Again, being trained properly goes a very long way and is important when working with the body and being able to answer the questions your clients ask. Understanding what the body did once upon a time and having to readjust can sometime be depressing but at this facility your growth and healing gives you the confidence you need to make those adjustments. Basically, you tend to leave smarter than when you walked in. Now the Main Person is Patty. She's fantastic. I say that because she has puts up with me having to change my days constantly due to surprise calls about appointments at the VA. She always has a smile as though it's no big deal, while I'm feeling bad because of the constant changes. She makes the changes and keeps that smile. For others this may seem minimal or not important but for me, it's very important to know that I'm not trying to be a pain in the butt. When advised by the VA about a week ago that more PT was needed and given the option of driving to Decatur or continuing my treatment here. I chose to remain here. I see progress and that's what matters to me. They are a family and treat the clients like family. We're total strangers when we first start therapy, but I promise by the time you leave, you have made new friends, found out about a new store, or new music, and new movies. Basically, you're not the same person when you leave as you were when you arrived. Being new to Georgia and then the pandemic, at this facility, I've met new people, been given the name of a great VA doctor, found out about a Kroger's that the size of a super Target, the names of local parks, and a great French Bakery. This is long post I know, but there's so much positivity it's important for me to let them and the public know this is an A+ facility and they do a job well done. GREAT PEOPLE PROVIDING GREAT CARE and with a Smile! Thank you gang and Jackie and Lalah, go save the world!

First of all, if you're reading this, I'm sorry you're in need of physical therapy…read more Second of all, you're lucky that you've found Hooman and his amazing staff at Advanced Rehabilitation. There aren't enough superlatives for them. I had a freak accident and I've gone from hobbling around in pain to being able to walk and I can almost run! I'm so so grateful for their warm professionalism and how far they go above and beyond for their patients. Happy healing!

I went here as a first time patient to meet with a back Dr. already being in pain I was checked in…read moreby a very unprofessional Medical Assistant named Lisa. She called me sweetie and within 2 minutes felt like it was her job to give me her "shpeal" as she put it about bring my CT scan and that I needed to do that and not always does their system work or can they log into Wellstar. I was trying to explain to her that it was an old CT scan and then she stated "Well then we don't need that and it doesn't matter" after cracking her knuckles and berating me. She was snappy and rude. My husband even was shocked at how she was speaking to me. I told her I would speak to my Dr about these matters at which time she just looked at me like I was being rude. She didn't realize at all that I have been in the medical field for 30 plus years and would never speak to a patient this way. She continued to talk to me like she was my Dr! at which time I again said, I will speak to my Dr about these things. Then she kind of laughed and walked out of the room with a huff. I did mention this to my very wonderful Dr. who was very professional and listened. I will stay a patient. Even when checking me out the MA came in, rolled her tongue over her teeth, cracked her neck with a head roll, and proceeded to ask me (thank God) yes or no questions about getting an MRI. Thank God I'm very well versed in all of this procedure so it was short. She really needs a class on speaking to patients that are in pain and new to the facility. And, she is NOT a Dr. she has no right to be acting this way at all as a medical assistant

Great experience. Scheduling an appointment was easy, and the front desk was incredibly helpful…read more Once my MRIs were approved, the followed up numerous times to ensure they got scheduled, and wanted to make sure I did not have any questions/concerns. My father had Dr. Grimm as his doctor, and I had an appointment with him as well. Very knowledgeable, and his top priority was making sure I knew next steps, and what to expect.

Top notch PT. Attentive staff, clean office…read more Always focused on patients first! Definitely see a major difference after going to Dream Worx PT for treatment.

DaRonne is amazing! Our whole family sees him. We have been seeing him since he opened for…read morebusiness, and we have always been very satisfied. He is very knowledgeable and you know he cares about you. Our daughter is a very active athlete. Whenever she gets injured we send her to DaRonne and she recovers quickly. Here's another example: he solved a problem that I had with neck pain with a very simple solution. Every member of my family recommends DaRonne for any physical therapy needs

Office and staff at this location are excellent! We were in and out within 1 hr. I also like where…read moreit's located and the fact they have a pool.

Judith was great! There were several other therapists in a large room yet all seemed to be giving…read moreone on one care. My session was not interrupted, informative and more helpful than I could of imagined! I would recommend Judith and OrthoSport

The care and attention is top notch. However, I bring my mother for balance and strength therapy…read moreand getting into the building is a struggle. She uses a walker and struggles with stepping from the incredibly broken up asphalt parking lot up onto sidewalk to get into the building. There is one handicap ramp with a very short approach if you are not parked in the one parking spot at the ramp it is too hard for her to walk through the parking lot with her walker. If we are scheduled for PT again I will probably look for a different location.

This is my 100 percent unbiased fair review after attending not only occupational therapy but also…read morephysical therapy three times a week for the last month or so. This is truly one of the nicest facilities I have ever been to. The staff are what make fyzical in Woodstock one of a kind. Everyone that you interact with from the moment you walk into the door is friendly, welcoming, and truly care about your health and wellbeing. I personally see Tori Russell for occupational therapy and I have to say, without her enthusiasm, expertise, and genuine care for her patients, my hand would not be where it is currently. I Work with Burt for physical therapy, and although a gators fan, is incredibly knowledgeable and has made a vast impact on my ankle. If you want to truly look forward to physical or occupational therapy, and I mean get EXCITED for it, then this is the only option for you. I urge you, check this place out!

Someone recommended Physio to me because I was looking for a PT that specialized in postpartum…read morepelvic floor therapy AND took insurance. Registration was fairly easy and I was able to be seen very quickly after some patients had been discharged. I did have to call to check and see if they had anything earlier but they did and it all worked out! I saw Dr. Robin Craig who is phenomenal. She's absolutely amazing and I have nothing but great things to say about her. She helped me so much over the course of almost 3 months. Definitely recommend if you're in the area!

Caring, all the therapists at this location are great. The front office employees are thoughtful…read moreand pleasant

I am currently seeing Zac for a tear in my medial quad. He is so knowledgeable and just amazing. I…read morehighly recommend if you are athletic like myself. I didn't want the run of the mill PT, especially since I am paying out of pocket. He has exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend if you are looking for top notch PT.

Al was recommended to me after knee replacement in 2000. Thanks to him, I was walking normally in…read morea very short time. Over the years, we have had other Physical Therapists (for convenience), but, no question, Al, Jessie, and Jessica are the BEST. For years, we have driven a long distance to avail ourselves of their superior services.

I've been seeing Chiropractic Student Intern Sherry Wang at the Center for Health and Optimum…read morePerformance at Life University for my chronic lower back pain. I have two herniated discs and have tried just about everything, short of surgery, for pain relief. This includes seeing an orthopedic surgeon, three different physical therapists, a pain medicine doctor for epidurals, and an acupuncturist. In the end, none of those healthcare professionals could significantly reduce the pain I was experiencing. I wasn't completely sold on chiropractors based on what my doctors and physical therapists told me. Quite frankly, they didn't recommend chiropractors. My dad's chiropractor friend advised me to try acupuncture. My dad's neurologist colleague recommended disc distraction therapy. My orthopedist referred me to Midtown Neurology for IDD (intervertebral differential dynamics) therapy. Since my back pain stabilized at a low, manageable level (around a "1" or "2" on the 1-10 pain scale) and deterred by the cost, number of visits, and low success rate of IDD therapy, I did not follow through with that route. Already acquainted with Sherry outside the clinic, I'd learned she was looking for new patients. Life University isn't far from my workplace and I was told the services were inexpensive, so I decided to give it a shot. Life University has the largest chiropractic program in the world. The Center for Health and Optimum Performance ("C HOP") is a training ground for Life's chiropractic students. In a sense, the patients are like guinea pigs for the students. I probably wouldn't have come to C HOP if I didn't know Sherry beforehand. I know a couple of her patients and asked them about their experiences. I have to admit, I was apprehensive because I didn't want my back problems to get worse. However, I heard nothing but good things about Sherry and decided to go through with it. All student interns are monitored by a supervising clinician. In my case, it's Dr. Paula Rhodes. Dr. Rhodes was present during my initial evaluation and first few chiropractic adjustments. Sherry has been consulting with Dr. Rhodes throughout the course of my treatments. Dr. Rhodes is knowledgeable, helpful, and well-spoken. All the student interns work closely with supervising clinicians, so that should give prospective patients some peace of mind. The first two appointments consisted of evaluation, testing, X-rays, and paperwork. The first appointment lasted at least two hours. The evaluation consisted of a detailed personal and medical history and various body tests. The tests involved such things as strength, range of motion, weight, balance, and spinal measurements using computerized tools. One of the tests reminded me of a test in the Nintendo Wii Fit video game. Each of the clinic's departments is headed by real doctors, including the imaging lab where my X-rays were taken. Dr. Mark Maiyer oversaw my X-ray procedure. My initial treatments consisted of adjustments on the chiropractic table and Cox flexion distraction therapy. From what I've heard, the chiropractic table adjustments are pretty typical. The table is divided into different, moveable sections. The patient lies on the table. The chiropractor then applies pressure to various parts of the body and "drops" parts of the table. I believe this is to encourage/restore body alignment. I went through a few of these adjustments and didn't notice any difference in my body. That's not to say nothing happened, I just didn't feel any different afterwards. I do like the Cox flexion distraction therapy (http://youtu.be/YO8i681fc3E). This device is located in the Functional Rehabilitation department of the C HOP clinic, headed by Drs. Roxanne Caron and Joseph Haezebrouck. Cox flexion distraction involves getting strapped into another special table (an $8,000 table at that). On this table, the patient lies face down and his/her lower back is stretched out. While stretched out, the chiropractor moves the patient's lower body in different directions. Out of all the procedures I've tried up to this point, I feel immediate relief during Cox flexion distraction. I can feel my spine decompress and the disc spaces expand. The stretching and flexion motions are relaxing and therapeutic. Whether this will improve my back in the long run remains to be seen. During treatment, I visit the clinic 2 times per week. Each visit usually takes 30-45 minutes in total, but can vary depending on types of treatment. The treatments are indeed inexpensive. My evaluation was $24, X-rays $32, adjustments $15 each, and Cox therapy $8 each. Active students get a 50% discount. While C HOP does not accept insurance, I was able to successfully file health insurance claims myself. The treatments are also eligible under flexible spending (FSA). Notes: Students may observe during treatment. Going to a 15-minute educational "class" on chiropractic is also required.

I am a student here at Life University and I come here 2x per week. Students, staff, and all…read morefaculty get free care. Great staff and when you find a student intern that fits you, you will be amazed how much you will love your care. Awesome place to get adjusted.