Amanda is an amazing physical therapist and a kind/empathetic person. Not only is she an expert in…read moreher field, but she takes extra time with each patient to develop a personalized care plan that will actually get results. Highly recommend her practice!

Amanda is the most kind and gentle human. She is so knowledgeable and genuinely cares. I cannot…read moreimagine anyone I would trust more with this type of therapy. I especially appreciate her trauma informed approach.

If I could give negative, I would. If the director does not like your child she will push them…read moreout. She is cold and rude. The staff have no training with children that have disabilities. This is supposed to be a school for children with disabilities. They will write your child up for anything if they don't like them. They go over the ratio all the time. Not a place if your child has sensory issues or transition issues. They will not work with your kid. They want children that can sit and be quiet.

WovenLife provides so much to so many people. From the adult day care to the children's…read moreclassrooms, it does what very few groups do across the country. It caters to both of these groups and contains intergenerational therapy which is shown to greatly improve the lives of the participants. The organization is run by a top tier team dedicated to service and care and I love their mission.

I loved working with Toya she made everything so seamless. I didn't have to work about much of…read moreanything! I sent a text when I went into labor and she handled the rest! She was such a sweet soul I'll definitely be referring her to all my "future mom" friends a would use her again myself!!

My late mother was adopted through this service in 1944. (She had actually been born, I think, at…read moreOur Lady of Victory here in Oklahoma City. But never mind that story right now.) The late Lloyd Rader saw that my mother, a newborn baby blonde with big blue eyes, had been put up for adoption. (My biological grandfather had been a married soldier during the war, and my biological grandmother had been his collateral damage while home on leave. But, again, different stories for different times, eh?) My adoptive grandmother, a kind and loving woman who herself cared for handicapped children at a private facility in Warr Acres, took it upon herself (along with her widowed sister and business partner at the time) to adopt Mother in the same year she'd been born -- 1944. Both my adoptive grandmother, Mary, and her sister, Harvie, were thrilled with the quality and professionalism of the Deaconess home and corollary adoption service; they often spoke of the Deaconess Home with tears in their grateful eyes.

Just before Christmas last year, my wife and I received a call from Deaconess saying that my wife…read moremay not be fit to be a Mom. Literally days before Christmas they told us this. How did they come to this conclusion? Well, during the course of their 2-3 hour interaction with her, they learned that her Dad passed away when she was 7 years old. They felt that the loss of her Dad had rendered her unable to parent because, get this, "she didn't make enough eye contact nor does she remember enough details of her Dad's death 26 years ago." Are you serious?!?! They told her she needed to undergo psychological testing to determine her cognitive abilities. If anyone is unfit, it's the staff at Deaconess. How about you conduct a lengthier interview with her? Double check the references? Do any thing before you decide to tell someone they're unfit to be a Mom because of a significant loss experienced two decades ago. Fast forward a year - we went through a wonderful adoption consultant who's actually good at her job (and got us matched on the very first day)and now we have a happy, thriving baby boy. Our birth mom chose us because she had a feeling that my wife would be a great Mom and she was absolutely right. Deaconess is the worst.

Lifestar Home Care was a blessing for my mom and me. She had Alzheimer's and needed constant care…read more Lifestar Home Care provided a wonderful caregiver who was respectful, compassionate and kind. She helped my mom with everything and became her friend. Lifestar Home Care was reliable, professional and responsive. They gave my mom the best care in her own home. I highly recommend them to anyone who needs senior home care in the Oklahoma City area . They are amazing!

My experience at Fundamental Physical Therapy was excellent. Not only did they guide and support me…read morein my goal of walking again with ease after my two knee replacements, but also were most encouraging in the process. Kathy was awesome, a mentor beyond compare. She made me feel that I could accomplish everything I wanted-and I did. I am so grateful to her and her assistants, especially MacKensie and Michaela. MacKensie, in particular, was fun to work with. The rest of the staff was warm and pleasant and very friendly. The place is clean and neat and well supplied with equipment for any sort of rehabilitation. All in all, my highest expectations were exceeded.

I can't say enough wonderful things!! I was hesitant to come at first not knowing if I would really…read morebenefit from it. I have been a nurse for 8 years and constantly am telling my patients to heal their pelvic floor after having a baby. After three kids in 5 years , it was time for me to practice what I preach. I realized my DIY pelvic floor rehab was nothing close to their personalized plan for me! Krista is INCREDIBLE!!! She was so patient with my assessment and taught me from the foundation up. I was practically doing all my breathing techniques backwards and would not have known without her assessment. I started therapy having heaviness, pelvic pain, incontinence with simply standing. In 6 short weeks, I can now lift, run, jump, and sneeze without peeing! (this is very exciting as a mom). No more painful intercourse, pelvic pressure, frequent urination or stress incontinence. (these are NOT normal and moms are told they are the price to pay after having baby). Let Norman PT help you - makes all the difference. THANK YOU KRISTA!!

I have been to this physical therapy clinic many times over the last 20+ years and each time I have…read moreleft with great treatment and care. My end results are always positive. (I have been to other clinics in California as well for comparison; some good some not.) Areas of treatment include: knee/ACL micro tears, shoulder pain/weakness, plantar fasciitis (severe arch pain in the foot), back and neck pain, wrist pain associated with carpel tunnel... there may be a few other things along the road and you can bet I will return there. Debbie McConnell and the other therapist (it has changed over the years for whom I have seen) are always kind and willing to work me in as best they can. Most recently Kate has done dry needling to my upper trap and it has helped my stiff and painful neck. Also, Debbie gently readjusts the rotation along my spine (upper, middle, and lower). Martha and Debbie also have done Astym to my neck, arm, and wrist (not many people are trained to use these tools, but I love how it has helped my carpel tunnel and neck). I am always amazed at how much better I feel when I walk out the door. Also, Debbie is one of the few certified hand therapists in the state. She is also certified in manual lymph drainage. They are a small clinic. It is like Cheers, "where everybody knows your name."

Very thankful for Excell! We signed up my father-in-law in early January. I believe that if it…read morewasn't for Excell he would have not recovered like he has! They were timely and professional. We had a great staff of people who came in and treated us like family. Great communication with the office and never had an issue with anyone! Would recommend and will use again when I have a family member in need! Thank you Excell!

I had a bad experience. One of caseworkers seminole workers was just awful. She was late to her…read morefirst appointment and smelled like a perfume shop. She would text vague messages asking me to call her right after surgery with a paralyzed arm, then she wouldn't answer the phone. Another time, she no showed an appointment and again, never did answer her phone that day either. She gaslights situations then says "sorry you're so sensitive, or sorry you feel that way." There are good people, but if you get the one I got, it was awful. The worst part was that I had to deal with her constant phone tag games when I was recovering from surgery and only had one arm that worked. My writing arm/and hand was paralyzed. That's when the Seminole case worker was the worst to me.