We've been coming to this clinic for over 3 years, and for the past year we've had the privilege of…read moreworking with Miss Katie and Miss Tawny. They've made such a positive impact on both of my sons and our whole family. Miss Katie (our OT and the clinic manager) is not only caring and patient but also extremely knowledgeable and professional. One of my sons has high sensitivity to smells and used to vomit a lot. After working with Miss Katie for just half a year, his vomiting has improved significantly--the frequency is much lower because he's learned strategies to avoid situations that trigger him. Katie always goes above and beyond to support each of my boys' unique needs, whether it's fine motor skills or sensory exploration. She communicates clearly, provides us with helpful home strategies, and even brings snacks sometimes to make the boys feel comfortable. My kids have grown so much under her care, and they absolutely adore her. Miss Tawny (clinic supervisor) is also the best. She keeps everything running smoothly--always on top of paperwork, scheduling, and last-minute changes. She goes out of her way to accommodate us, which is such a relief since I'm juggling OT and speech for two kids. She makes the logistics stress-free so I can focus on the boys' progress. Together, Miss Katie and Miss Tawny make the clinic feel like family. My boys are always excited to go, which makes therapy not only effective but also fun. We feel incredibly lucky to have them for our OT journey!

I've recently been sending my child to LAIPT. Upon registering, I initially called to set up a…read moretour. The person handling the phones was very incompetent. Her name was Adhi and she didn't know how to answer any of my questions. I spent a lot of time on the phone with her and she intentionally hung up on me since she was unsure as to how to respond to any of my concerns and I had asked to speak to her supervisor. I called back and she lied about having spoken to me (just a minute prior) and picked up the phone the same way she initially did saying "I'm calling from LAIPT how can I help you?" When I was the one calling her! I also contacted her on the day that I had parted with my child and needed some peace of mind knowing that she's doing ok and spent at least 5 minutes trying to explain the reason for my call only to find out that she worked in the "back office" and that there was no patient there by my child's first and last name!!! As a parent, I needed someone who was actually AT the facility and couldn't wait another GD knows how long for a coordinator to finish a session and call or text me back. It was an urgent matter and wasn't handled properly or professionally. I was more stressed, anxious and frustrated upon speaking with Adhi. She had ZERO clue of my child's whereabouts and emotional state and was of NO help. She barely spoke proper English and I had to spell out things in order for her to comprehend what I was saying! Thank GD for Katie and all of her help. Katie took the situation and handled it in a timely manner. She was very apologetic for Adhi's behavior and took matters into her own hands by giving me the peace of mind that was needed as a parent leaving my child there alone for the first time. Adhi seemed lost and should not be working anywhere that handles matters with children involved! I hope the company finds someone IN OFFICE who is knowledgeable and knows the patients and parents who will better manage the front desk.

My four-year-old Leo B. is an extremely picky eater, and when I asked his pediatrician for advice,…read moreshe suggested he see an occupational therapist. As it turns out, there aren't a ton of occupational therapists in Los Angeles who deal with picky eating. SPOT For Kids was the only place in our network that even purported to offer feeding therapy, and after a few months of driving to and from Westwood at annoying afternoon hours, I'm not entirely convinced of their expertise in this area. SPOT For Kids does seem to provide other kinds of occupational therapy, and they are well equipped with toys and play equipment to keep children engaged. Everyone we dealt with was very nice and very good with kids. I had a couple problems with the office. Our appointments got moved around a lot, despite a standing weekly time slot that I'd communicated to my son's school. We also had to bring a short list of food items to each appointment, and I never got that list before the day of, when I'd have to make a special trip to the store in addition to the drive to Westwood. It should've been easy enough to communicate that list in advance, when I might have incorporated it into our weekly shopping. Leo, though, always enjoyed his visits. He spent most of them playing and easing in, but he did develop a nice rapport with his therapist. She was great with him, and did a good job explaining the basics of feeding therapy to both me and my son. Mostly, this involved a couple of infographic charts about the steps to feeding, nothing I hadn't seen before. She worked with Leo by getting him to talk about and touch and engage with various foods, if with limited success. To be fair, she warned me that feeding therapy is slow and frustrating. But after months with no new foods, I decided to try something else. I signed up for an online course with a pediatric dietitian who specializes in picky eating (Jenny Friedman, if you're interested), and while this wasn't magic either, it was obvious that she had a deep familiarity with picky eating that the folks at SPOT just didn't possess. I think Leo was their only feeding therapy client while we were there, and while they were happy to keep going, I don't know that they added anything to the feeble attempts we were already making at home. This might not be their fault, of course. Leo spent like 45 minutes a week in OT, and we weren't doing everything right the rest of the time. It's quite possible that no amount of expertise can make a cheese and pasta child eat meat and vegetables before he's ready. All I know is SPOT For Kids was not our answer.

My daughter came in only saying three words and was diagnosed with a delay at the age of 1.5. We…read morehad been to a few clinics around LA and had terrible experiences - but SPOT saved the day!! The space and people are warm, comfortable, and my daughter's therapist - Citlalli - is INCREDIBLE. In just a month my baby is saying three words phrases and so many more words. We're so grateful we found this incredible clinic.

We have had such a great experience at Child Success for occupational therapy. Our son has been…read morecoming for about a year and we already see tremendous improvement that has given both him and us (his parents) so much confidence. Melissa specifically has been incredible. She is patient, always willing to talk to us, and even communicates with his teachers at school to ensure our son is always getting the care and support he needs. She's also extremely knowledgeable, and is able to explain the roadmap for what she is working on not only now, but in the future, and how it will help our son overcome the challenges he came in with. We are so grateful we found Child Success!

We decided to do the Kinder Prep Camp after having done the Friendship Club, and were very…read moredisappointed with the lack of compassion and accommodation for our anxious 5-year-old compared to all the other regular camps we did this summer. We received a call within an hour of him being at the camp that he was stressed and overstimulated and didn't want to participate, so he was going to need extra support to stay. This was shocking to me considering how little time he had been there, that the point of it was to help kids adjust to kindergarten, and that their ratio was 2 adults to 7 kids. They told me that he consistently improved over the course of the first day and further improved on the second day, but that it would be too costly to keep another adult there to help him. It was sad for us because he left on a high note, telling me that he'd made a friend and that he had done a better job staying in the group. He clearly felt like a success and I wish he'd been given the opportunity to continue improving, but I didn't want him to stay at a camp where the facilitators believed that he was too much for them. He successfully did a year of TK last year and several other camps this summer, some with a ratio of 1 adult to 16 kids. CSC was polite to me and pro-rated me the other days, but it was upsetting because I assumed the most expensive camp I signed up for this summer (held at a therapy location) would be the greatest success, not the one camp that had to call me about an issue. This camp may work out for kids who are already very familiar with their gym environment and don't really need that much help when they feel anxious, but if you're looking for something that will help your child if they struggle in a new environment, this does not seem like the best choice. Some camps that worked well for us this summer were Pedalheads, Compass Clinic's Friendship Island Camp, Campbell Hall's Creative Arts Camp, and Destination Science.

Our son has been working with Courtney for a little over a year and has shown tremendous progress…read morein the development of his gross and fine motor skills, sensory, strength, and attention. She is easy to talk to and regularly communicates ideas to practice at home as well. During each session, Courtney creates fun, engaging stories/themes with activities and projects -- all working toward accomplishing his variety of goals. Her gym is full of games and crafts, as well as a trampoline, rock wall, trapeze, slide, swings, crash pillows, and balance beams. Courtney is adept at creating a connection with children and making them feel comfortable and confident. She is able to get our son to follow the tasks and group plan through her positive, yet firm approach. Visiting "Courtney's Gym" is a favorite part of our son's week.

My 5 year old son LOVES going to Kinder Clinic and working with Courtney. Kinder Clinic is a very…read morepersonal experience, where Courtney works with my son 1 on 1 with a customized plan set specifically for his needs and developmental growth. Every session, Courtney sets up her gym (various swings, puzzles, balls, tunnels, climbing mechanisms, toys , fine motor table time, etc) in different and unique ways to engage him so it's always fun and exciting, all the while working on his goals without making him feel like he's actually working. I can't say enough how much he enjoys his time there and I'm sure would like to go a whole lot more if our schedule allowed it!! Additionally, Courtney is very collaborative and always willing to work with our ABA and School OT teams to achieve common goals.

I have been living with POTS for six years. When I moved to LA, I came across Re+Active Clinic…read moreonline. Their website looked impressive, and they claimed to specialize in neuro rehab and retraining the nervous system with PTs and OTs. Unfortunately, my experience was extremely disappointing. It felt like the staff did not actually understand POTS or how the postural component affects patients. The "treatment" I received was very basic -- simple exercises anyone could find online, instructions to ice my neck, and even being told to imagine a memory from when I wasn't in pain while icing. That is not sustainable or effective treatment for a complex condition. The people themselves were kind, and they did offer me some financial consideration, but the overall pricing was still very high. I ended up spending thousands of dollars -- essentially my entire savings -- and walked away with no real progress or useful strategies. I feel I gained nothing beyond what I already knew. I am extremely disappointed and would not recommend this clinic to anyone seeking serious help for POTS. For me, it was a costly detour that left me starting over in my search for real, effective treatment.

Came here after dealing with persistent concussion symptoms 4 months after hitting my head. Dr…read moreMichael was incredibly knowledgeable and professional in helping me recover. The treatment was fairly basic, but incredibly helpful in my recovery. What I appreciated about them the most is, unlike other PTs, they didn't drag the treatment/sessions on longer than I needed.

Rehab Specialists is the best, very communicative and flexible in getting you back to where you…read moreneed to be. I went there after an ACL and meniscus tear and surgery, and they got me back up and running. Can't recommend them enough.

Unprofessional, disorganized, and a complete waste of time…read more They also never properly confirmed appointment details or reviewed my paperwork beforehand, which only added to the confusion. After being told I needed a separate doctor's referral for my upper back, I spent my own time and money to get it. When the clinic called to schedule, I clearly confirmed multiple times that this visit was strictly for my UPPER BACK. I drove all the way there, only to be told there had been a "miscommunication" and that they thought I was there for my lower back instead. They refused to treat the actual issue I was referred for. This clinic is extremely disorganized and does not properly review patient charts before scheduling appointments. They wasted my time, gas, and money because of their own internal mistakes. I would not recommend this place to anyone seeking professional or reliable care.

Our son has been at UCLA Intervention for the past year, and we could not be happier with our…read moreexperience. The staff is extremely experienced, patient, and caring, and we know every day at dropoff that he is going to have a great time learning and playing. The facility is amazing with parent observation rooms and a beautiful outdoor space. Our son has progressed so much over this past year and we owe so much to the wonderful teachers and staff at the program. A couple of things that make the program really stand out -- 1) The staff really focuses on each child's strengths. During a very difficult time in our lives, it was so nice to be reminded of all of the positive things about our child. 2) The director really cares not only about the children but also the parents, and makes sure to connect with us on our journeys. She set up a parent group, and offers so much support and advice for navigating special needs. We were so lucky to have gotten into the program.

Great program and great teachers. Even the Director of the program and all the therapists are out…read morein the play yard with the kids helping and guiding them. There isn't anything else like this in the LA area.

They take care of our family members with patience and respect!…read moreHave a daily schedule for their PT get them up and moving in no time!! This is where I'd go if I needed help with my health!! Very, very clean too!!

Century City, CA My…read moreclient got transferred here for recovery after a brief hospitalization. And I can't Thank You enough the staff for helping and caring about her health and wellbeing. My client received care from PT, OT, SLP and they really worked hard on her recovery and she is now back home with 24/7 private care for continuous support. I am in the medical field and I have learned a lot from the nurses from wound care to drawing blood. The nurses were very supportive and gladly shared their knowledge to me. Maybe I can work here someday after getting a much needed experience..

I love all the therapists! They are professional and they care about patients. I discontinued my…read moreson's care because of Cynthia the owner. She believes she's Gods gift but what she doesn't realize is that her business is made because of all the other therapies. Glad we switch providers.

Dr. Cynthia is amazing!…read more Our 9 month old son wasn't crawling, so we reached out to Vida to see if they could help. Cynthia evaluated him and told us he would likely need only two or three sessions. After two sessions he started crawling, and now he crawls up stairs and has made leaps and bounds since we saw her. The facility is great: clean, cozy and has everything your child will need. We also attended the open play session, which was great.

It's not an easy practice to get into, their time is in great demand. But, if you can get in,…read moreyou'll be very well cared for. Offering both physical therapy and occupational therapy, you'll be well served here. From the friendly and very helpful front desk staff who seem to know everyone by name without looking up records, to the expansive team of therapists, treatment is wide ranging. Time is given to review any doctor's orders and consider the best route for improvement or recovery. Special shout out for Sonia Del Busso and Courtney Aholoka who are kind, have a great sense of humor and who have both been instrumental in my time here (going on for almost a year). The facility is clean, equipment is well kept and options for different approaches to exercise are wide ranging. Very grateful to be here.

Well, it's been quite a journey with my hand surgery recovery. Coming here for 3 months twice…read moreweekly and the last month once a week has helped me beyond my expectations! It has been a roller coaster of pain and frustration ... however, working with Tracy has been fantastic! She is so smart, kind, joyful and quite a brilliant hand therapist... I have been seeing her at 7:30a every session and she is always upbeat and so knowledgeable and supportive. And most importantly, she laughs at my jokes :))) I am grateful to the wonderful people at the front desk ... big shoutout to Sandra. I highly recommend this place and although I am now going to do my therapy at home, I know I can still reach out to Tracy with any questions and she will respond in a timely manner. I will miss every person I have had the pleasure to have met here!!! 5 stars is not enough... my hand is so happy now and so am I!!!!!