I have been here a few times. I have loved how friendly the staff is. They have worked hard to get…read moreinsurance approval, to work with my schedule, and have worked with my financial needs. They have been understanding and kind. I happened to have a casual chat with the owner in the waiting area one day without knowing it! He is a very nice and approachable person. He said they have high expectations for their pediatric staff and have known many of them for over 10 years. I got a great speech eval and was given a good idea of my son's ongoing needs and continued challenges. The OT room is so fun! The therapists are very knowledgeable and care for the work they do. I have been extremely happy with PTS. They also hold MOCAA meeting here! So great! Its a support group for moms with children/teens on the spectrum. They also hold storytime here for kids which I have heard is soooo fun and engaging.

PTS has been a blessing to our son, Memo. We started there when he was about 3 for speech therapy…read more After about a year his therapist recommended he be evaluated for occupational therapy. He has been going to OT for about 2 years or so for an immature nervous system & sensory processing disorder. Kim has been amazing to work with. She really understands our son and has helped us understand him. She noticed about a year ago that his eyes were not converging and referred us to OCVT for vision therapy. We are so happy at the progress Memo is making. His reading & writing have come so far as well as his overall coordination and overcoming some developmental delays. He is a work in progress but we couldn't have done it without the team at PTS but especially Kim! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, Kim!!

Great facility. They take care of our wounded warriors! Top notch medical staff! True professionals.read more

The physical therapy services and support provided here for wounded warriors are unbelievable and…read moreextremely admirable. You can request tour information by calling them up and the tours are very informative. You'll learn about the different stations and types of therapy they provide, the history and background for the dedications and pieces in the different areas, and find out just how they support not only the wounded warriors but their families as well. In the main conference room they have shelves full of coins given to them by different commanders and commands in support of what they've done and what they continue to do. I was told that at one time the weight of the coins was so much on the glass shelves that the shelves fell and completely broke. They had to order new shelves and move the coins to sturdier shelves to hold them. There are even pieces of the WTC that are in display in the same room as well. On another level, there's a running lap that runs along the circumference of the building. I can't remember how many laps but I want to say 16 would make a mile. I may be wrong though. They seemed to have everything someone going through pt could need: anti-gravity machines, virtual reality training provided by Computer Assisted Rehabilitation Environment (CAREN), a driving simulator, a motion analysis lab, and a firearms training simulator. The last room being one that Mrs. Fisher (of the Fisher Houses) painted herself. A country field can be seen when the lights in the room are on. Bricks outside the CIF are all dedicated to those that have fallen and leads to a pathway to the Fisher Houses next door. I am so happy I finally got to see what the CIF was all about. It's about time our wounded warriors have this level of support available to them.

Had a family member in here for about two weeks while they gave all kinds of rehab. They took good…read morecare, and kept them busy and exercising. This place is a fully functioning hospital. They've got a full pharmacy and trained nurses, phlebotomists, and technicians. All the trainers are licensed and fully trained. They offer the whole gamut of therapies- speech, physical, occupational. The facility was clean, and the staff was friendly and professional. They had a smile on their faces each time I'd seen them, and they kept a progress chart. It wasn't easy getting updates on what's going on, other than just calling. The app was awful. The entire time, it had failed to update after the first day, and wasn't updated thereafter throughout the visit. I enjoyed the artwork throughout this facility, it's all big photographs of things in and around San Antonio. Cool!

It's a post surgical rehab hospital. I've been in several due to several surgeries over the years…read more This appears to be the best I've experienced so far. Clean properly staffed and food which is palatable. The staff actually comes in a reasonable time frame once the bell is rung that you need assistance.

I cancelled my appointment 23:53 which was 7 minutes short of 24 hour cancellation policy, and…read morethey charged me $25 SEEMS RIDICULOUS!

The staff is so friendly. Each week that I took my mom for session was a joy. My mom's confidence…read moreto walk improved her balance. I liked that they were bilingual, too. After six sessions, mom was given sheets of the exercises she could keep doing at home. Kudos to the staff for being on top of things!

NeuroRestorative is where I'm getting my outpatient therapy to recover from my stroke. I used to be…read moreinpatient before getting discharged at the end of February 2020 and I chose to stay here because the therapy works! Outpatient therapy is tailored to your specific needs (aka deficiencies) for TBI & stroke victims. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy as well as counseling are available under one roof. They set goals with each respective patient and monitor your progress. As each goal is met they assess your capabilities and then new goals are set based on what's next. Whether it's walking again, regaining use of your arms, or cognitive abilities and speech (oral/writing) goals for everyday life and even returning to work they can assist you to meet those goals. I came here with considerable deficiencies back at the end of November 2019 and gradually moved from a wheel chair to a walker and then a cane and now device free. During that time I was also focusing on my writing skills and cognitive skills. I'm now outpatient (since beginning of March 2020) and now am doing therapy at home several days a week with a home exercise program they provide and come in twice a week for progress check ins. I would recommend this place to anyone needing therapy.

What a Joke!! Answering machine set up to make an Appointment.. Answering machine to Speak to…read moreSomeone! Unbelievable San Antonio!!

We have been attending Champion Pediatric Therapy for 2 years now. Every individual therapist we…read morehave had the opportunity to work with has been so kind and wonderful with our son. We have had some big improvements in the time we have been there and looking forward to seeing our son continue to blossom with their help and guidance.

These don't answer phone so left a message and still nothing . Went up there and they told me they…read morewould call me back still heard nothing

Been going here 10 plus years now they gotten bigger they act as if our kids our cattle through the…read moreslaughter, my special needs son especially couldn't find his coverage with BCBS, FOUND INSURANCE FOR BROTHERS AN SISTERS, an im a single dad of 5 w/ 3 at home , they refused to see him unless I paid full cost during Christmas season. way to go Rainbow plus waited 2.5 hrs to hear that while on phone with benefits coordinator for my job. This is why we need more personal family doctors who is tangible an have policy and procedures for multi family who have tenure with office if doctors can't answer for themselves My name is DeAnthony Jones

My son had the best therapist there and unfortunately she stop working there because she was not…read moregetting paid for all of her clients. She was not the only one. I also spoke with a few other former employees and she took advantage of them too. The owner is a disgrace, she has not paid her employees and was committing fraud. I hope she gets prosecuted.

We've been receiving occupational and speech therapy for just under a year. I am beyond impressed…read morewith the therapists and office staff. Our therapists take a genuine interest in my son and I see it from all the other therapists as well. Our therapists keep us informed and give us advice and tips to incorporate at home. As for the three ladies in the office I can't speak highly enough about them. They are amazing. With so many children that come in for services, they greet each of us by name. They are amazinly patient when it comes to helping us figure out our insurance. They've called our insurance company before when they send in ridiculous denials for a claim. The girls have been so patient with me in helping us process our insurance. I treasure these people and appreciate their level of customer service, professionalism and friendly personalities.

This place is tremendous. I just read the review about the child with the stutter...and I find the…read morereview to be laughable. My child is seen for 3 therapies: speech, physical and occupational therapy. The therapists are very friendly, and extremely patient with my son that has a very short attention span. He can be a challenge to keep on task, but he actually does wonderfully for them. He wants to make them proud, and play with them. They find a way to make learning fun. I appreciate all of the support, and progress he has made in just a little over a year. You can tell the therapists love their jobs. My son has made leaps and bounds with them. I cannot express how grateful I am for their services. He has been able to achieve so much more than I was expecting in such a short amount of time. I would highly recommend this place to any parent that has a child that needs a little extra "help".

The facility is wonderful, but Executive leadership has been a challenge! Within that venue, the…read morefood & activities have been a challenge! Rita Adams was a conservative & brilliant executive! She was just getting to the food & activity improvement when we were told that she found a new opportunity more suited to her desired future. We would not want to stand in her way, but she is SORELY MISSED! The food has been based on cheap & overused oil. Nothing can overcome the nasty oil being used! The protein is limited to mixer of meat, bone, & grizzle that ruins every dish. Occasionally there are suspect cuts of real meat with little relation to real meat. Most often the facility depends on slices of heavily processed meat rolls. The people cooking have no sense of how to season the food! There's far too much of chili powder & coriander, to the point that we can't consider eating the poorly seasoned compositions. A superior chef is sorely needed! The activities were exceptional with Jessica Trevino. Jessica was pushed to do the job of at least 2 people, which ruined activities. The new activity director has been given far more support from CNAs, but Jessica contributed wonderful food & activities above & beyond what is currently provided.

Rehab unit excellent but outdated equipment. Nurse staff is short, CNA is hit and miss. Food is…read moreoften cold and lacking flavor. Sinks are not wheelchair compliant.Rooms are difficult to move around in.needs better access to garden. Needs consistency.