Dr. Lily was the best! We started out fixing my foot, and quickly pivoted to fixing my shoulder…read moreafter a bike crash. Dr. Lily offered an empathetic approach but was also firm and held me accountable through a 20 week rehab process. I found PT to be a game of patience and discipline, if you're going to invest in PT, do the work and listen to your doctor.

Compassionate, evidence-based physiotherapy care in an inclusive environment. Thank you for…read moreeverything.

I'm now a firm believer in pt, thanks to the great folks at Tria Woodbury…read more First time was a couple years ago, I pulled a hamstring and Dan got me back to working order within a few visits. Recently I had a hip replacement at Tria Orthopedic. I was assigned pt twice a week so I went back to Tria Woodbury and this time I was blessed with two professionals , Dan and Renee. Both therapists are outstanding ; I was armed with specific, pinpoint exercises and they made sure I did them properly to target the proper muscles. Amazing how I could feel the progress and the strength come back to my hip and leg. I'm so grateful to walk normally again. The front desk is helpful and so nice to explain the therapist's special skills for the type of injury I had. I was always greeted with a smile and left with my future appointments scheduled.

Jean Ciola is my chiropractor. She is terrific - knowledgeable, gentle, smart and so kind. Jean is…read morecautious and thorough too - she took X rays of my back before treating me in order to ensure she knew what was going with my body before manipulating my spine. She also works closely with other medical providers, like neurologists and orthopedic surgeons who collaborate in treating some patients. :)

I've been to quite a few PT's over the years. I found that most fix the pain and they're done. I've…read moreonly seen 2 PT's that go the next step - how to PREVENT the problem. Nanette was one I was referred by a friend. He'd been through a variety of PT's and had been misdiagnosed. AGADA was where he finally found relief. When we discussed our experience we commented on how thorough the first visit was. Before treatment began Nanette asked questions and did a variety of tests to determine what I needed. We probably spent 30 minutes before she even touched my neck! The office staff is friendly. I never waited more than 5 minutes. They worked to accommodate my schedule.

I went to Creekside for physical therapy to address my sciatica. I hadn't been able to sleep…read morebecause of the pain and wasn't able to walk any distance. After 6 weekly appointments, I am now able to sleep through the night and am again walking 3-4 miles at a time. I couldn't be more pleased with the care I was given there.

Creekside Physical Therapy (Galen) takes care to look at the issue/injury from multiple aspects -…read morehe considers the whole person in devising a treatment plan. He "meets you where you are at" ensuring that the treatment works for you whatever your age, size, physical abilities. Highly recommend!

Was referred to this location by my doctor after injuring my shoulder and am very happy with the…read morequality of rehab work I've been getting. The space has both open areas and rooms depending what kind of work people are doing and how many people are there for appointments. Front desk and PT folks have all been approachable and friendly. The PT practitioners are knowledgeable and listen to what their clients are telling them. Plenty of parking in the parking lot and I've never been too far from the building. Lots of handicapped parking spaces near the entrance and I've noticed lots of vehicles coming and going to drop people at the door for appointments in the building too. I'm happy with how much improvement I have shown from visiting the Institute for Athletic Medicine.

I found Twin Cities IV after doing thorough research online. My mom has cancer and her chiropractor…read morerecommended intravenous high dose vitamin C (IHDVC) . I sent them a message and they responded to me right away - literally within 5/10 minutes via text. I submitted the recommended paper work and even had a quick phone consult with the nursing staff. With that said, operationally they are on top of it and do a great job of communicating and filtering questions appropriately. What I especially appreciate about Twin Cities IV is their ability to accommodate to their clients. I was connected with Nurse Stephanie, and she was able to schedule my mom's IV treatment for the same day as sign up AND they travel to their clients homes, so she was able to come to my mom's home and administer the IV treatment - which was fantastic. Several other companies I checked in with were booked out about a week and prices were much higher. I liked the fact that my mom could get treatment in her home on her schedule with the same nurse each time. Nurse Stephanie provided my mom with her contact information and was great at communicating. She did her best at getting us in for treatments on short notice and was very accommodating to my mom when providing treatment. From quality, to price, ease of access and communication I rate Twin Cities IV a 10/10 and would recommend to anyone looking for added health and wellness benefits via IV all from the comfort of their home!

From start to finish, I had an excellent experience with Twin Cities IV…read more I submitted an appointment request online, and the dispatcher texted me within minutes to let me know that she was contacting one of their nurses, and then let me know that the nurse would be able to do the appointment at the requested time - just under three hours from when I scheduled. Impressive! My nurse, Tressa, was incredible. She let me know she was going to be a little late because of another appointment, and proactively offered a free Add In as compensation. When she arrived, she was fast and so sweet and helpful. She explained what was in the bag, and added another anti-nausea med. She was also great about explaining how long things might take to kick in. Pricing was great, especially when compared to other options or an ER wait. I took a nap after the appointment and felt so much better when I woke up. 5 star experience, easily!

I'm sorry to report that I went with a lot of hopes for service to this company. The staff is nice,…read morebut extremely unreliable. I have had cancellations with less than a 3 hour window on the same day, and multiple times. The homes are staff is not held accountable for their cancellations by the company and the client is left in the lurch. They mean well, but the service is subpar and unreliable. I wouldn't recommend this and hope more options for home care and service for seniors develop in the market

Touching Hearts at Home has been providing care for my Mom for about a year and a half and they are…read morewonderful. When the women who provide care for my Mom come into our home they are like family. My Mom always looks forward to the days when they will be here. I have complete confidence in the care they provide and wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone looking for care for a loved one.

I have been to High Pointe three times now: for two spinal shots and one spinal surgery at C5-C6…read more All three times, the experience has been exceptional - from the welcome I received upon check-in to my departure. The nursing staff and medical team are collectively well-qualified, compassionate, and professional. They thoroughly explain the procedure, what to expect, and the proper after-care at home. For my most recent procedure, the spinal surgery, I was impressed with how well the IV was inserted. Normally, phlebotomists have difficulty with IVs and drawing blood since I have rolling veins. Not so in this case! It was probably one of the easiest times I've ever had one done and there was little pain. The anesthesiologist asked a comprehensive number of questions and ensured that I felt comfortable going into surgery. Since I was having surgery on my neck and the normal way to put in a breathing tube would have cause additional stress on my neck (and ultimately pain, even if I couldn't feel it during surgery), he went out of his way to determine a way to insert a breathing tube effectively and without causing pain. I didn't ask that he do this. He did this on this own which shows his commitment to compassionate care and doing no harm to patients. The surgeon did a phenomenal job on the spinal surgery! After I had been dealing with a pinched nerve in the C5-6 region for 11 months, he was able to correct it during the surgery! He removed part of the vertebrae and noted that the nerve "popped up" immediately - exactly the result that was needed. Immediately after the surgery, I had NO PAIN OR NUMBNESSS in my left arm and hand. After living with the pain and numbness for 11 months, it felt surreal to go about the rest of my day without even a minutest amount of pain in my left arm or hand. The pain in my neck (where the surgical site was) is sore, but that's expected and I was told to expect it since muscles and tissues would be moved around, and part of the vertebrae removed. The appropriate amount of medication was prescribed and is able to address the pain. High Pointe followed up with me the day after my surgery to check on me. I gave an update and had a couple of questions for the nurse. She was able to answer my question quickly. I would high recommend High Pointe for anyone considering surgery by one of the providers. The experience far exceeded my expectations!

This is the third in my series related to my knee surgery to replace a torn ACL. See…read morehttp://www.yelp.com/biz/st-croix-orthopaedics-pa-saint-paul#hrid:QxOea9z44dPz_vn88PxYFg for the second review. High Pointe is where I had my surgery. If a surgery center receives anything but a five star rating, you should be scared. Very scared. Fortunately, I didn't have to be. Being clean and well kept for a medical facility goes without saying. But the staff was very friendly and put you at ease. I wasn't very scared of going into surgery, but I'd be lying if I told you I wasn't at all apprehensive. It is surgery after all, even if it is miles away from any vital organs. Any number of things can go wrong. And the staff there was all smiley and joked around with me to help disperse some of that apprehensiveness. (One of the receptionists was a Vikings fan and made a comment about my Vikings sweatshirt. We had some fun poking fun at our next door rivals.) You had a private stall to get ready and whoever was there with you was allowed to see you just before they took you away. I remember being sprawled out on a surgery table with arms out much like Neo was in the last Matrix movie. It was kind of surreal and very Holy-like. I don't remember much of the recovery area as I only woke up briefly to mumble that I felt nauseous. I didn't feel like I said it very loud, but I heard some nurses scrambling to page a doc to see if they could give me some medicine for it, so either I said it louder than I thought, or the nurses were very attentive. Surgery didn't turn out to be that big of a deal to me other than not reacting well to general anesthetic. With that said, I don't care to repeat it anytime soon. But if I end up back at High Pointe, I'll certainly feel better that I'm in good hands.