We are so grateful for the incredible support and care we've received over the past 6+ months. From…read morethe very first phone call, the team made us feel welcomed and reassured. They turned a class that was initially met with hesitation into something genuinely positive and enjoyable. Everything about the experience has been wonderful -- from seamless scheduling to the warm smiles that greeted us before each session. The patience, kindness, and expertise shown throughout the process made all the difference, and the care extended not only to our child but to our whole family. We can't recommend CommuniKids highly enough!

Came here for speech therapy sessions and it was very mediocre. Our therapist was nice and meant…read morewell but was not great at keeping our child engaged and our child was bored in sessions. We asked for specific tips of things to work on each week and were given a generic handout not tailored for our kid. Communikids was ok, but now that we are working with someone through early intervention we see such a difference in quality! The state therapist is high energy and in just 2 sessions has given us great tips.

Reila is a phenomenal speech therapist. She has been seeing patients for over 20 years and has…read morepositively impacted the lives of many. She is kind, responsible, caring, and very talented. Kids absolutely adore her. Reila is always willing to go the extra mile and really cares about her patients. She is truly one of a kind!

Dr. Susan Wood is very committed to helping people be able to hear most of the time in all…read moresituations. Her caring attitude is very evident in visits with her. The office is calm and a pleasant place to be.

After having a disappointing experience at the facility my general practitioner recommended to…read morecheck my hearing loss, I reached out to Dr. Susan Woods. I had met her a few years prior at a talk on hearing loss at a local organization I belong too and thankfully saved her card. Dr. Woods responded to me promptly with care and professionalism. I am overwhelmed by the kindness and efficiency of her and her staff. I finally have the hearing aids that I was trying to get for months and highly recommend this location for any hearing needs. You will get treated like a human being instead of $$.

I highly recommend ABA therapy to anyone seeking the best results. The staff are beyond caring and…read moreI can guarantee you'll feel happy and comfortable visiting this facility.

From the owner: Success On The Spectrum provides ABA Therapy in Cranford, NJ We give one-on-one instruction to…read morechildren who are not currently learning like their peers. We teach children HOW to learn, then gradually reduce or eliminate the individualized support. Our goal is to teach valuable life skills that help our clients become productive and fulfilled adults in mainstream society.

Jackie is absolutely amazing to work with. When our son Amos started with her, he had no expressive…read morelanguage and struggled to communicate verbally. Jackie was extremely patient, upbeat, warm and attentive and I can't begin to tell you how thrilled we've been with Amos' progress. In a short time, he's fully communicating in long sentences, is extremely focused, and most of all, is so proud of himself. We attribute his great success to his work with Jackie and recommend her wholeheartedly. Amos loved his sessions with her and she created a wonderful rapport with Amos, and us. You will be so lucky and happy to work with Jackie, and your child will benefit greatly. Sabine and Jared Miller

From the owner: Diagnostic evaluation and treatment of: Articulation and…read morephonological disorders Auditory processing disorders Autistic spectrum disorders Childhood apraxia of speech Oral-motor weakness Social-pragmatic disorders Specific language impairment Stuttering and related fluency disorders

This company is a joke! I had interviewed twice for an internal role, once on the phone with a…read moreMarwa and then in person with a Kenneth Harper and let me tell you, he is very unprofessional and the company is inside of an old home that has various offices in it. The HR office is a dump, in a basement and barely any windows and boxes stacked up and it looks run down! No wonder they are having a hard time with getting in schools to help students. They are desperate for business and thats all they care about is money, but lack compassion for our children and their parents. They are a typical non-for-profit that does not care....there are lots of other companies that parents should look into to get therapy for their kids. Stay away from UTS Therapy. They talk a good game, but can't take action and can't comply with anything. Don't even bother with this garbage

I do not recommend this place. It used to be good two years ago.The owner who claims to be a…read morephysical therapist and the manager who does speech therapy are unprofessional. The front person was rude and therapist never called me back to schedule after calling several times and cancelling. Yet they want to collect fees if I cancelled in past not if they do.

This place is great, one of the few places that has OT, PT, and speech for kids specifically. Nice…read moreparking lot. Therapists and front desk go above and beyond. I'm so happy we found this place!

wonderful experience with the care and compassion here at his hospital! we all drive 30 minutes…read morefrom home To go here because tge care is exceptional !please expand to Middlesex county we need a place in Woodbridge as a sattalite emergency pavilion for our residents !

Where do I begin. This place is surely not like Morristown. I went voluntary inpatient to their…read morepsych ward about a year ago after a suicide attempt. I genuinely thought I would finely get the help I need. Boy was I sure wrong. From the moment I entered it felt like an internment camp. Toilets and sinks made of steel. A shower which blasts you like the fire hose you would experience in the Newark Riots. In fact, I think I would have been safer downtown Newark come to think of it. I was treated like a prisoner. I was mocked by the entire staff because they did not obviously know how to treat DPDR which is what I had and not just depression/anxiety. I have never seen such an uncoordinated place in my life. What genius decided that all mental patients regardless of their diagnosis including homicidal deranged people clearly on drugs should all be put together??!! I had to spend my 8 horrible days/nights there in solitary confinement from the outside world suffering continuous ridicule from both patients and staff. I am legally disabled and was mocked for how I walk, I was recorded and laughed at behind one way mirrors while attempting to sleep with an individual who called himself the "Pisser" whom peed around my bed in the middle of the night and not one worker came to remove him or clean up his mess. They also held a viewing party because I could hear them behind our room laughing and talking about me and this other creature next to me who snored on top of peeing so loud, I think a jet engine would be softer. Many people I see here talked about their disgusting rabbit food they would feed me since I'm on a renal diet. The workers were amongst the rudest, soulless, immoral individuals I have ever had the misfortune to meet. There was no structure at all. You are expected to read the wall or pamphlet for times and expect to visit the various groups. My DPDR caused me balance issues and memory issues so they took advantage of my mannerisms and gestures to mock me by staging fake repair men to pretend to repeatedly fix the air on a ladder when you could clearly see they were solely watching me as no work was actually happening. When I asked questions, they would deliberately send me to the other end so I would have to walk and often no one was there. When I was sent to dialysis about 3 times, they would tip off the techs and nurses and dietitian and they went out of their way to stage a patient next to me pretending to call home and he would keep repeating words or topics I discussed in their so-called therapy. They had a dietitian sit in the bay next to me and she pretended to review what to eat on renal diet but there was no one there she kept saying things like, "So you can't eat yams, they have potassium, so um you know like bananas are bad too, so um ya like don't eat potatoes either." Know these words alone is not how a professional would talk so I know they were meant to mock me because at DPDR onset your thoughts are not as fluent. They sat me in a special wooden chair so I would suffer there too. The nurse deliberately went as slow as possible to the point of supreme exaggeration to insight mockery of me. When my mother and brother came, they would lie and often say I was not available or that everything was fine. I do hope there is a special place in hell for these liars. If I had one wish is that they get audited and raided by the FBI and fed government to seize their computers and all surveillance. Then the truth about what really went on with me and probably countless other poor souls trying to get help but instead got tortured. I spoke to AJ Mertz about this and the patient advocates. My family and I have been in this hospital over the years for multiple surgeries, ICU, even my father passed here. Management needs to clean house. There are always a few rotten curds in every brick of cheese. Communications is very lacking as I saw during a major surgery stay and here too in Baby Alcatraz Ward. Manipulation is not therapy!