Had a session with Stan of 1st Choice Occupational Therapy and felt amazing. My posture has…read morechanged, my shoulders are not dropping, and my spine has elongated. Stan explained every part of the session and answered every question and used props in the office to explain. Stan recommended a seat cushion for my car and adjusted the headrest, two amazing small changes that has improved my driving. Headrest and seat cushion are two must have adjustments not only for the driver but the the passenger as well for a relax and comfortable drive/ride.

After dealing with wrist pain for awhile, he suggested that I get a wrist splint. I got it but was…read morewearing it incorrectly. He saw his and fixed on the spot and it felt so much better! Not only did he fix the splint to fit correctly, he took the time to explain why and how it worked. I highly recommend!

My experience at Spear Park Slope was very positive-- I worked with Fraidy who is such a caring,…read morerespectful, and skilled provider. She was a great listener and adapted the exercises as time went by, always mindful of how I was feeling that week. All of my interactions with Spear staff (e.g., checking in at front desk, working with other providers in Fraidy's absence) were positive and professional. Highly recommend this practice to all and would return if needed!

I came for most of my PT sessions. The PTs I've seen have been great. Front desk staff on the other…read morehand leave much to be desired all times except my first visit was I ever greeted. I usually don't care too much about these things but after seeing visitors come in right after me get greeted on several occasions, it left me with a bad impression. Most my sessions were with one PT and when my sessions with her came to an end and I would be seeing someone else in between I decided to go with an office closer to home. This is definitely one of the bigger locations and there is often 2 or 3 patients being seen at once. This might be something that might bother you since you might end needing to flag your PT throughout your session. Thankfully my PT was always attentive so this was rarely the case.

The best place I ever went. Michael is knowledgeable, friendly, helpful, great listener, kind. He…read morealso has a wonderful team. Lise was a great assistant and helper. From the terrible condition of my right arm, after several months I have my arm moving ability back. I appreciate all you help and grateful and miss you, guys (even I hope that I would not need your help) And I definitely will recommend your place to everybody. Thank you VERY MUCH! Marina

I am a male of 70 that had severe arthritis in my left shoulder. It was to the point that could not…read morereach the turn signal in my car,could not shampoo my hair with two hands even cutting a steak caused pain. In July I had a total reverse left shoulder replacement. I was told healing time was 2-3 months. After two weeks I felt 50% better, my Doctor cleared me for therapy and told me "I need to jump on it" I chose Helping Hands due to it's closeness to my home. From the time I arrived everyone and I mean everyone , the entire staff was pleasant and attentive. My therapist work me 2-3 times a week. and allowed me to go at my chosen speed. The Center is spotless with TV's etc, and I can't say I waited more than 5 minutes for my appointment.The staff is skilled and proficient but more than that they are just plain nice, a rare trait these days....Easy 5 Stars !!!!

My son goes here for the OT. Dr. B is cool very knowledgeable about her craft. Personally is dry…read morebut idc about that. My son is getting taken care of very well. Don't play ya phone in there too loud she'll tell you about it quick fast. Waiting room is small also don't get attached to the staff they don't stay long. They are basically being trained there it seems.

I considered this place because my co-worker gave me a great review. I have been trying to get my…read moreson considered for about five weeks. The man who answered the phone (his name starts with an A) kept telling me that he was checking the insurance but had yet to call me back. I followed up with him three weeks later, and he said oh, I remember and will call me back and now it's been an additional two weeks. I will not attend them because they have already shown they are unprofessional. It is sad because if this is a good place, the first impression is the worst, and we will never know. Please clean up your staff, or you will continue to lose business and get bad reviews.

I can't recommend Merav highly enough! She is the most gentle and caring therapist I have met. She…read moreconnected easily with my son and helped us find new ways to work with him and help him develop his skills. She taught us a lot about different approaches to PT and gave us a comprehensive plan to work with him at home. She also went above and beyond outside of our formal sessions, recommending good shoes and insoles. Merav is warm, engaging, and great with kids. She clearly has wonderful instincts in her work and really cares about the kids and families she works with. We really appreciated her gentle and warm approach to physical therapy, as she took her cues from my son, focused on building his confidence, and adapted to what he needed to succeed.

Our son receives great OT here! He loves Rita, his therapist. We're seeing great strides in his…read moreconfidence and abilities.

Meagan has been great - she is kind, patient, and listens and adapts as needed. I highly recommend…read moreher.

I have received excellent physical therapy from Lindita and her team. They have helped me recover…read morefrom an acl injury.

In September 2025, my father walked, talked, sang, and danced. After a hospital stay, he was…read moretransferred to King David for rehabilitation to help him walk again. I had high hopes for this facility after reading positive reviews. My father, who has dementia, was sent to King David for rehabilitation. When he arrived, he was not walking, and unfortunately, when he left, he still could not walk and was in worse condition than when he initially arrived. After his stay, he could barely speak, had lost over 20 pounds, was severely dehydrated, and appeared emotionally and physically broken. Because of his dementia, my father was entirely reliant on the medical staff for his meals, fluids, and general care. He could not feed himself or communicate when something was wrong, as he was not speaking. This made it even more critical that the staff provide attentive and timely care. The most painful memory I will always carry is the day we visited him and found him in the worst condition I had ever seen. He looked extremely weak, frail, and ill. His blood sugar was 475, and despite how alarming that was, we did not see a sense of urgency from the staff at that time. As a family, we were deeply concerned for his safety. During our visit, I noticed what I initially thought might be blood in my father's mouth. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be dried food stuck on his tooth. I am not sure how many hours or days it had been there, but it was alarming and prompted me to insist that the ER doctor examine his mouth. Upon checking, the ER doctor discovered and removed food from his mouth, which I personally witnessed. I have photos of this, which I am attaching to this review for context. In my attempts to transfer my father from King David to another facility, I found the social work team and nursing supervisors largely unhelpful. The social work team essentially expected me to handle much of the process myself. Three photos are attached for context: one showing my father before entering King David, one from the day he was taken to the emergency room, and one from the hospital while an ER physician was removing food from his mouth that was left by a medical personnel at King David. Seeing these images side by side reflects the drastic decline in his condition during this period. I will always regret placing my father in King David's care. But I share this so that others can make informed decisions. No family should ever have to experience what we did. Rehabilitation is meant to help people heal and regain strength. In my experience, my father's condition declined during his stay. Our elderly deserve dignity, careful attention, and compassion. Families deserve transparency. I hope this encourages meaningful improvements in how patients are cared for.

My mom is on the 6th floor. she loves going to the entertainment provided. The staff is overworked…read moredue to being short staffed. But they're always polite and professional.

I'm not sure I've met a group of nicer, helpful people. Charlie and Anna at the front desk were so…read morehelpful about the ins and outs of insurance info and were just so cheerful about it. My OT was performed by Wynchelle and Chris, and they were so kind and engaging, teaching me so much about the way our motor functions work. I've never done any form of OT/PT and didn't know what to expect, so imagine my surprise when I came away feeling like I had a FUN and healing time. Every instruction for home care was demonstrated so well with correctional feedback when needed, and all stretches and massages were performed with attention to my pain tolerance. I can't recommend this team enough!!

I love the way Charlie and Anne always make feel so welcoming and inviting while dealing with my…read moreinjuries. I enjoy seeing them every time I visit the Financial District location!

This is a review of one of the therapists, not the location, which I haven't used. Emma Termina was…read morea sub today at a different locale in Brooklyn, which I use, and was excellent. I also saw her work with two others during my hour (typically 2-3 clients per therapist at my locale) and noted that her attentive listening skills, careful monitoring of correct positioning (even from across the room) and thoughtful selection of moves based on supplied info was the same high quality for each client. She's also got a warm, humorous but also professional demeanor that put me at ease and made me feel secure about my care and even made it pleasant experience. I do not passionately crave all types of exercise, so that was a good motivator. Again, she was subbing for just one day, but I understand that she's new to the Prospect practice, so thought it might be helpful to provide this single-visit snapshot.

You need to choose the PT who you are most comfortable with. They are well informed and provide…read moregood services.

Dr Dan saw my three year old twice so far and I'm very pleased with how he works with him based on…read morewhat my son can tolerate and also knowledge me on what exactly is the problem what needs to be done and how long the estimate of seeing results. I'm very pleased and excited to have him working with my son

Having a frozen shoulder is not fun but I was lucky enough to have Dr. Dan work on it and so far…read moreafter 3 sessions, I can confidentially say my right shoulder is already feeling better with more mobility. Of course I still have a long way to go and more sessions with Dr. Dan but I felt inclined to express how wonderful I feel so far especially after each session. My shoulder and arm doesn't hurt as much now when I sleep and the tightness around my neck is less. I definitely recommend Dr. Dan if you need PT. He has a glowing personality and he loves to joke and sing which I think is a great distraction for the pain, especially when he is about to adjust the mobility of my arm. Best of all, Dr. Dan can speak Vietnamese and Cantonese so if you feel more comfortable speaking in those languages, he can accommodate. As for the clinic, I love the location and the staff here. They are efficient and friendly. The clinic is located in the basement of a residential house but it seems to have all the equipment you'll need for your recovery.