I don't think I've ever written a review of a medical practice before. But there is an excellence…read morehere that I wanted to highlight. Both Dr Greg Gramsted and his PA, Jen are exceptionally kind people. I do not expect surgeons to have any kind of bedside manner, but Greg and Jen both do. Rebound has a PT clinic as well and so rehab has been seamless and both Sydney and Jeff at the Cascade Park location are amazing at what they do. If you find yourself physically broken, I don't honk I'd go anywhere else.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience deserves one…read more I specifically told Rebound when scheduling that I was looking for a physical therapist with experience treating golfers and a TPI-based approach for my lower back pain. Despite clearly explaining what I needed, they scheduled me with the wrong provider. Within minutes of the appointment starting, the physical therapist told me he wasn't the right person and referred me to a different therapist. That was the entire visit. Rebound then billed me over $200 for an appointment that existed solely because they scheduled me with the wrong provider. I wasn't asking them to waive the cost of the treatment I actually received afterward. I paid for those visits because I received value. I simply asked them to take responsibility for what was clearly a scheduling mistake. Instead, I spent three months trying to speak with management. I was repeatedly told someone would call me back, only to finally be told that because the appointment was on the schedule, I was responsible for the charge. That response completely misses the point. The issue isn't that the appointment was scheduled. The issue is that Rebound scheduled me with someone who immediately acknowledged he wasn't the right provider for the care I specifically requested. Mistakes happen. What separates great healthcare organizations from average ones is how they respond when they make one. Unfortunately, Rebound chose to stand behind a billing policy instead of doing what was fair. I expected better.

My first impression of this clinic is its notable ease of access for those requiring wheelchairs…read more This office is POSH! Which goes along with the culture of the Salmon Creek area, in general. The front office does not seem to offer many activities for children, and I only saw one child during my experience here which leads me to believe that the target audience served here is likely the elderly. There are restrooms available, though, likely not for public use. Bring your own water because there are no fountains around! Unsure about the staff, other than Jessica, at the front desk being friendly and helpful! Both ladies managing the front do a great job. I was referred here by Carolyn Weaver, at St. Vincent De Paul to Doctor Tek Fish. He is no longer accepting patients at this time, and there are 4 alternate providers who are taking new patients. My appointment was with Doctor Barnes. I have Molina insurance. This clinic offers inserts for $65 and custom orthotics for ~$600. There was an ease of scheduling and the clinic also offers additional out-of-pocket treatments. Unfortunately, insurance only covers custom orthotics if you are diabetic. Clover Podiatry offers the most affordable custom orthotics in the Vancouver area that I have found. Thank you for a positive experience!

The jury is still out. Super quick consultation, pending surgery in 45 days. I will update once I'm…read morepost-op. I'm hoping for the best.

Lindsay's willingness to work with my husband who has issues due to dementia is both compassionate…read moreand knowledgeable about his needs. Best of all she has a wonderful way of making the exercises fun. He looks forward to his appointments. I highly recommend Therapeutic Associates in Hazel Dell

I worked with Ryne and his intern Tiana for several weeks. I was referred by a TMJ dentist who said…read morethat physical therapy was going to be critical to improving my jaw alignment and reducing my pain. I was being plagued by debilitating facial pain to the point that I'd have to clock off from work sometimes. I was miserable and feeling very dejected. The entire staff has been kind, attentive and professional, knowledgeable and friendly. I feel very listened to and my regimen was adjusted as needed to keep me comfortable. Best of all, I'm now pain free! I can't thank Ryne enough for improving my quality of life.

I have been receiving treatment from Dr. Thomas for close to a decade now. I see her for standard…read morecare and for what I call "routine maintenance." Here are some factors that keep me as her patient. Access: She is located right off of I-5 and 99th Street, plus...and this is a huge plus...she has designated parking spaces in front of her office. Professionalism: Dr. Thomas and all of her staff are upbeat and positive natured. The office is orderly, payments are simple and quick, and scheduling is a breeze. Care: Wow. Just Wow. Without my even having to point out exactly what hurts, she zeroes right in on it simply by feeling and pressing up and down my spine. Then she goes to work on the adjustments. I'm always astonished at how much better I feel! Speed: I'm a busy lady running my own business. Being able to get in, get the adjustment, feel wonderful, pay, and schedule in under 1/2 hour is amazing. I wouldn't go to anyone else for my chiropractic care!

Review: Massage Therapy (not chiropractic) at Healing Chiropractic…read more This review concerns massage therapy services only, not chiropractic care, at Healing Chiropractic. The massage treatment I received here significantly aggravated an existing injury I am recovering from. In my view, this outcome could likely have been avoided had the precautions I clearly communicated beforehand been followed. I sought care at this clinic as part of a long-term injury recovery. The massage therapist, Leonard Pinkowski, performed a session that resulted in a substantial setback in my progress. Before the massage, we spent several minutes discussing specific limitations and contraindications related to my injury. I explained that my neck is highly vulnerable and that certain movements must be avoided. Despite this discussion, without prior warning, my neck was placed into a position that immediately aggravated my symptoms. On the drive home, I felt very disoriented, experiencing head pressure, and pain radiating toward my eyes. After about one week, pressure ache symptoms persisted, and redistributed into my sinuses. Two days after the massage, I informed my physical therapist of what occurred. She expressed concern and stated that the maneuver described should not be performed in someone with my injury presentation. She also noted increased cervical tightness compared to my previous visit. Prior to the massage, I specifically communicated that: 1. No stretching or twisting of my neck should occur. 2. Rocking my body, even while working on other areas, should be avoided. 3. My cervical range of motion is very limited and should not be forced. When asked about home activities, I explained that even a mild cervical pillow was too aggressive for me. I was also asked about hanging my head off the edge of the bed while lying on my back (a traction-like position), and I stated that this would be far too aggressive. A chiropractor at another clinic later advised me that such edge-of-bed positioning should never be suggested during recovery from this type of injury. The original injury months earlier resulted from a traction-based mechanism, which had previously been disclosed to the LMT. Given this context, it was especially concerning that my neck was placed into a traction-like position during the massage. I asked for reduced pressure once this occurred, but it appears to have been too late. It has now been 28 days since this aggravation occurred, and the symptoms introduced during that session have not fully resolved. This timeline can be verified by multiple providers on my recovery team. Progress I had made was disrupted, and this setback caused me to miss a planned therapeutic window over the holidays, altering my recovery timeline. I have received therapeutic or medical massage from eight licensed massage therapists in my recovery. This one was the only instance in which a massage session resulted in a significant and persistent setback, which I believe may have resulted from precautions not being followed. My wife has previously received massage at Healing Chiropractic just once. Her impression of the LMT was also that communication felt more directive than collaborative. I contacted Healing Chiropractic the next day to report what occurred. To their credit, they did initially apologize and stated that they take feedback very seriously. However, I am unsure how this translated into any meaningful follow-up. A message I later sent was not returned. In the weeks following, I required several additional therapies specifically to address the aggravation. Recommendation: Individuals recovering from significant or sensitive injuries may wish to exercise caution when considering massage therapy at this clinic.

Excellent care and great service - I continue to return for additional services and couldn't rate…read morethe team here highly enough.

Open sign, unlocked door, before mid day closing -- refused service because there was only 5…read moreminutes before their lunch time. My normal chiropractor in Tumwater completes entire adjustments in approximately 5 minutes. Beyond disappointing after a stuck in the airport all day Mother's Day with a lot of other small constant hard moments through the day. Open sign and stated hours don't seem to apply to this business. I should note the business was dead silent with absolutely no other customers. If even one other customer was present, I would have complete understanding.

He is amazing. My wife has seen him as well as I and he fixed my ankle once and fixed it the first…read moretime and it worked perfect perfectly.

All I can say is that I have never left his office still in pain. I've seen quite a few…read morechiropractors in my life and travels, but he is the best one yet who has ever worked on me. Thank you, Dr. Ward.

We have been seeing Jacob and Evelyn for my daughter's recurrent knee and ankle injuries. The…read moreprofessionalism, and high quality of care that is provided in a fun and engaging manner is simply amazing. They teach me what to do at home to carryover and strengthen between session.

I have a chronic SI joint issue which flared up recently. It had locked up and I had generalized…read morelower back pain radiating to my hip. I booked an appointment to see Dr. James Goodfellow and after the first visit the pain was gone and I had movement in my joint again. He is very thoughtful and listened to my concerns. He went over and above to make sure I had the best care possible and I am so grateful. Thank you!

Started going to Couve Chiropractic right when I found out I was pregnant for prenatal care with…read moreNicole. I had such a wonderful experience and I cannot imagine not doing regular chiropractic care during pregnancy! Nicole is not only very skilled at what she does, but she is just a joy to be around. The care extended beyond just regular adjustments and she gave me exercise/stretching recommendations, massage, Craniosacral (which helped with my pregnancy insomnia) and so much more. The entire staff was super friendly and I just couldn't recommend them enough! Thankful for Dr. Nicole and Couve Chiropractic!

I have had such great results with the back and hip pain I was experiencing…read more Dr. Gloria is an excellent Doctor. She is caring and really knows how to alleviate the pain I had. Her staff is so positive and professional. I am so grateful to have found "Tristar Chiropractic."

Dr Gloria is such a positive force, her energy immediately puts you in a healing place. She listens…read moreto you, actually reads your charts, and listens to your body. She finds the spots you didn't even realize were creating a problem. I trust her completely and know she has my health as her first concern.

I'm a returning customer at this facility and the service used to be great which is why I came…read moreback. When I was there before I always had about 90% interaction with a physical therapist and never any downtime. This time around it's definitely different. I spend about 40-50% of my time with a physical therapist and the rest of the time with an assistant. How is the physical therapist supposed to monitor progress if they're not there by your side to see how you're doing? Not only is there less time with a physical therapist but also a lot of downtime doing nothing but waiting to see what to do next. There have been periods where I have been waiting for 4-5 mins doing nothing and not one person telling me what I need to do next. Today I didn't even get a full session in and when they offered heat/ice I was so frustrated I just told them I would do it at home myself. I know the staff has changed some but this location is definitely not as good as it used to be, which is why I went from a 5 start to a 2 star.