The quality of care is excellent and the surgery center and staff are top notch. No reason to go…read moreout of town for orthopedic procedures.

Need Physical Therapy this is the place. Fractured my knee and here I am. Great staff and they…read morelisten

If you need pt or ot in this facility do not consider! Expect alot of dissapointments. I had a…read moretraumatic brain injury. I need physical therapy to resyore my balance,and learn to walk. The pt department pushed me through the program quick, and the therapists gave up. I need occupational therapy for my arm to restore movement for my arm and hand,3 sessions, and the ot therapist gave up,and pushed me through the program. The therapy programs are a rip off. My balance is gone, because the pt department gave up. My arm is nonfunctional because the ot department gave up. The therapists job is to work help and rehabilitate their patients to restore fuctionality of the affected limbs. Im real upset with their therapy department, because they gave up on me.

This has to be one of the biggest gyms in this town, not including the college. It has many cardio…read moremachines, a nice free weight area, some weight machines, and a "pool." I use the term pool loosely because it is very small and used more often for physical therapy. This is a dual use physical therapy gym, but has been nice to work out at. Memberships are a bit on the pricey side, but there is a towel service and locking lockers. Also, there are many classes in their classrooms and spin area. When you sign up for a membership they will give you and orientation and set up a beginning exercise program for you. This is also attached to the hospital so there is a Massotherapy you can schedule which is essentially a massage that targets specific areas. It's $55 for an hour and they are not allowed to take tips. Definitely worth taking a look at.

This place is a Godsend! Everyone here is friendly, helpful, and recommends the treatments you…read morereally need. Though I have only been here a few times so far, the treatments I've received have already made a huge difference in how healthy and strong I feel. If you're looking for an honest, caring, holistic, and naturopathic alternative to whatever modern medicine has become, this is the place for you!

Please know that the Chaffee's and Dr. Drew are wonderful. This is a review of the "therapy staff"…read moreas part of Paragon Physical Medicine, not the doctors. I can't say enough fantastic things about the doctors. They are kind, caring, very knowledgeable, and if they were running the therapy portion, it would be worth it. The front desk staff is also good to deal with and everyone is very friendly there. So first thing - you'll go in, you'll get x-rays, and then you'll be presented with a plan if needed to help address your concerns. Stop right there. Go there for chiropractic adjustments but nothing else. I HIGHLY recommend you find an actual physical therapist to help you resolve your issues. Most people come in and are given a few stretches and a few exercises to do. You're then kind of just expected to work on your own, and do those things over and over and over again. The staff and the manager of that area are too busy talking amongst themselves to pay any attention to you. Even when they aren't busy, they won't put in the work. Or if they do try to tell you what to do, they'll just tell you to do the same thing over and over again because it's easy. Even though the manager and friends are too busy chatting to pay any attention to you, they will mark down whatever exercises you have done, so they can then bill your insurance for a "therapy session". Which entails you driving all the way in there, doing your one set of stretches, getting adjusted, and then leaving. It's a joke and people don't improve because there is no attention, no one looking at your form, making suggestions, helping you progress, or making any changes based on what you need. They then may tell you that you need braces, like for your back. The case manager will tell you one is $1,100.00. However, when you actually get the brace and google it, you'll learn that you can get it on Amazon or from other companies for $70 - $100.00. The neck brace costs $200.00, so you could pay for those without paying this team thousands of dollars to ignore you and bill your insurance for inappropriate amounts of money. I really hope this helps someone not lose that much money and find a therapist that will actually be able to help reduce your pain and heal.

Tim is a tenured physical therapist with extensive experience. In my interactions with him, he…read moredemonstrates deep care and knowledge of physical therapy topics. He takes a thorough approach to patient evaluations and follow-up communications. He appears to value staying well-informed and providing detailed information throughout the care process.

I messaged In Home Manual and Vestibular Physical Therapy at 8:30pm after getting off my 12 hour…read morework shift as a physician assistant. Tim responded instantly and we messaged back and forth for awhile about my issue. I decided to schedule an assessment and am glad I did. He was able to get me in the next day to evaluate, diagnose, and treat my shoulder issue in just one session. On top of this, he was extremely professional and knowledgable in his field. In addition to addressing my pain, Tim helped me gain a significant amount of range of motion in my shoulder. He also taught me the proper ways to strengthen my weak points and improve my posture. His hands on manual treatments and exercise program were definitely worthwhile. I am now able to get through my long surgery days without experiencing any stabbing shoulder pain. I will definitely reach back out the next time I experience an orthopedic and or musculoskeletal issue. Thanks again Tim!