Dr. Park and his team are phenomenal! I was with them for a year after an injury and two subsequent…read moresurgeries, and I was so grateful to have found this clinic. They're all incredibly friendly, kind, and know their stuff to help you through an injury

They are very caring. They are always on time with their appointments. They are always friendly.read more

I've had a hip knee and shoulder replacement. The doctors…read morewere Dr Spangler, Dr Fein, and Dr Yager. All the surgeries were successful and I'm doing great because of the doctors. Just one more shoulder replacement and hopefully I'm finished. Thanks, doctors and staff.

The staff was really good, great information and helpful. The Doctors did an awesome job on my…read moreankle, and I would really recommend them to everyone.

Partner was referred to this group. Received voice mail that stated partners insurance was not…read moreaccepted. It was absolutely evident from the tone of the voicemail that they were completely unconcerned about their ability/willingness to provide services. To say the voicemail was exceedingly flippant and rude would be an understatement

Rude therapist with no bedside manner whatsoever. She gave me no feedback during my diagnostic…read moreinterview and/or therapy. And then walked out without a goodbye or any feedback. A front desk fellow later walked into the room and handed me some faint xeroxed exercises without any explanation whatsoever. Kacie, if you hate your job and people, try working with animals. No need to talk to them. -Frederick L. Coolidge

FYI, this business had less than 2 stars before purging their reviews (including my own) by…read morecreating a new page. Several staff members had come forward outing issues with pay and other administrative problems. As for my own experience, first I'd like to say that Donna, my former Occupational Therapist, is a fantastic therapist and a great human being. She is accepting and creative, and will try her best to understand and work through your own or your child's struggles to the best her abilities. Even when she doesn't know what to say/do, she will tell you as much and work with you to solve the problem your way. Donna herself gets 5 stars. As for the rest of this place, it's severely lacking, especially if you yourself are disabled and seeking OT. The spaces for special needs children and adults are not separated; this means children screaming while you wait, staring while you exercise, and distracting you during important and personal discussions. If you're kid isnt good with strangers, dont send them here. This ofc is not the fault of the children, but rather the facility itself for not even attempting to create seperate spaces. I, as a 23-24yo, attended OT for 8 months sitting in a plastic Kindergarten chair in a classroom full of screaming children and random instructors I don't know. No privacy or quiet, and new strangers all the time. I (and most other Autistic people, including these kids) struggle greatly with loud noises and new people, so understandably, these accommodations were completely insufficient, and actively made my therapy much harder for everyone, not just me. Nobody seemed to have this very basic, entry level Autism knowledge. After several complaints I was sometimes given access to the speech therapy room, but only because Donna (shoutout once again) went out of her way to schedule with the speech therapist. It was abundantly clear they had never treated an autistic person who could speak for themselves about the noise and lack of privacy, and didn't ever expect one to show up. Even if you have a verbal child, don't expect them to learn self advocacy here, because the staff hasn't even considered that as a possibility and will be unprepared to help. If it took me, a grown adult with strong, fluent speech, 8 months just to be moved 1 door down, your kid won't receive the help they need. As far as I can tell, PT uses these same facilities too; the gym sits on a balcony in an echo-y room, over a classroom where particularly disruptive kids are taken, plus the door is always open and sits within earshot of the lobby. so even if you just need PT, expect to hear screaming and crying while you exercise and to share the equiptment with kids. This is NOT an inclusive or remotely LGBT+ friendly space. Donna was a sweetheart when I came out as Transgender, but revealed that there Is absolutely zero DEI training for employees at this facility. This would also explain why I was constantly mean-mugged and misgendered by staff, and why there is no "prefered name" or "pronouns" options on any of their paperwork. If your kid is one of many neurodivergent LGBT+ people, this place will steifel them. I had to explain to my therapist what words like "transgender" & "bisexual" meant, because nobody had bothered to teach her (which isn't her fault, its the facility's fault for not training their people). I could only imagine the response I'd have received from another staff member or if I was under 18. Just like the ABA they will teach your kids, they only acknowledge one way of being. Generally, Rehab For All is a facility for conservative parents who don't know anything to about Autism, to dump their Autistic children for a few hours so they can learn harmful and throughly debunked ABA therapy, and cause stress for other disabled people who really need peace and quiet. Having sat in the very same "classroom" as these kids for months, I can confidently say this is just a daycare that will take autistic children, but puts them in timeout for acting autistic. Be prepared for your child to be sharing gym equipment and the classroom with adult strangers who have been given nowhere else to go. If you or your child are averse to loud noises, this facility will become an active detriment, as there is nowhere truly quiet here. Even the aforementioned speech therapy room shares a wall with the large classroom, so even once I was moved there it was a toss up if it was actually quiet. For those who want their disabled child, family members, or oneself to flourish in therapy, this unfortunately isn't the place for a variety of reasons.

I had to get on here and share my experience. I've moved a lot and have had to use a lot of…read moredifferent places over the last couple years across the country. This has been my favorite place so far. My son has been so taken care of. We have not been provided a place with so much stability until now for him. It makes my heart happy to see staff that cares about what they do and who puts their hearts into their patients.

I was greeted when I came in. I got checked in and filled out a lil paperwork before my session…read more Betsy came and got me to get started. They were busy but not too busy. Betsy was absolutely amazing!! She listened, was very patient, gentle and understanding. I love how attentive she was to my care. Betsy was upbeat, compassionate and very informative about my therapy plan. Looks like I'm in great hands.

If this is the physical therapy office in the UCCS building, then I am here to say beware. They…read morewere so rude to me, from the start. I am a new widow with a young son, 3 years old, with special needs. They treated me in a degrading and deplorable fashion from the first day I entered. Because my son is still learning and hard to manage, they talked down to me, raised their voices to me, and never once treated me with consideration or grace. They yelled at him for running with a tiny sucker and the therapist tried bossing him around. Again, he is 3. With special needs. It was a terrible experience. Anything I did to try to mitigate and manage his behavior, they took issue with. They are REAL sticklers for the RULES, to the detriment of personal consideration and kind communication. They spoke in this fashion to me, by the way, loudly -- in front of everyone in the waiting area. Shameful way to treat any patient. Even, and maybe especially, the widow with a special needs child. They should be ashamed.

Rehab one week after amputation LBK I was treated with the…read morebest care for all needs after a major surgery. I have had several manor surgeries over 47 years. I had all the information I needed for my insurance as well as home care when I left.

The staff loves to talk about their patients. They talked about how they wanted my fiance to crap…read moreher pants. Refusing to give her meds. I can't wait to get her out of there.

Unfortunately after calling, leaving messages, and filling out multiple online forms, I have not…read moreheard back in over 6 weeks. Was never able to make an appointment while dealing with intense pain because of pregnancy. Have since gone elsewhere and will not be trying here again in the future. If you have a need that requires faster attention I suggest looking elsewhere

Gave me wrong exercises didn't read doctor notes cancelled all appointments put me in a lot of pain…read morewith no apology

I found Thrive while doing a google search for natural/holistic medicine and treatment in the…read moreSprings. For $19, I immediately booked an appointment this morning and met with Dr Kallenbach today. She was absolutely amazing! We went over my bloodwork results I had saved from 2024 and 2025, and she immediately dialed in on several issues that my regular doctor said were not a real concern when reviewing said bloodwork. She patiently answered my endless questions and helped me narrow down the key factors we need to improve first and foremost, a true whole body approach, not just a band aid for each little thing! Finally, someone gets it! My initial visit also included a quick adjustment of my neck and low back (talk about a tight, neck, it's a mess!). I go back next week to review my X-rays and can get a $49 1 hour massage (normally $99). I wasn't pressured to buy any supplements or sign up for more services, and you can refer friends and family for a free initial consult. Groupon also has great deals to combine the first visit with other treatments like laser therapy and massage, etc...

Dr. Erik Arter is outstanding. He's not only highly skilled as a chiropractor, but he also brings a…read morelevel of care and sincerity you don't often find. He really listens, takes the time to understand what you're going through, and speaks with a clarity that builds confidence in both his expertise and his character. As a long-time Colorado resident and local real estate agent in Colorado Springs, I've met a lot of professionals in our community. Every time I've met with Dr. Arter, I've left feeling better--physically, mentally, and spiritually. He has a gift for encouraging people and helping them see the bigger picture, while also being very practical in his treatment approach. If you're looking for a chiropractor in Colorado Springs and beyond, Thrive is an excellent choice, and Dr. Arter is someone you can fully trust with your health and well-being.