Very good in medical treatment, but they are hawks when it comes to Payment and they did not want…read moreto work with me. The insurance company delayed my payment and I would often get ambushed and followed by law enforcement going home or stopping for errands or visiting family in the Cayce, South Carolina area. They would call me and harassed me about payment. I already paid out over $200 out of my own pocket for attendance to get better physically. I am still not well as I am often treated like a doormat.

The Sigurd Center is a beautiful place- the facility but more importantly the owner and employees…read more Their LSVT BIG program for Parkinson's is incredible. They have treated my Dad with SUCH love and respect. They work hard and are creative to keep it interesting. They just really go above and beyond. They invited my mom to sessions to help understand what he's learning and to meet his helpers he loves so much. They have customized his goals to what he wants to be able to do at home (yard work, carrying dog food and more!). Our family is forever grateful for this facility and would recommend it for any of your PT and/or OT needs. Goodness I really can't say enough.

I am a full time HH nurse for a disabled child. I've worked with her for almost 3 years now. We…read morestarted working with Sprout a couple of months ago. DeShea Gornowicz is our Speech Therapist/ Pathologist. SHE IS AMAZING!!!!! In the past, with previous therapists, my client would have to be redirected multiple times during each visit to stay on task. Even on her good days, she just was not as interested and it felt like work to her even though they did use play therapy. I don't know what it is about DeShea, but my client LOVES her. I am able to complete small tasks quickly during therapy times now. I do not have to interfere or help redirect during sessions now. DeShea is like a child whisperer or something. We feel VERY BLESSED to have her in our lives. Her communication about schedules and therapy goals and plans have been far above and beyond what we have been used to in the past. We love her!!!!

From the owner: Sprout Pediatrics exists to cultivate hope in children and their families for a full life…read moreexperience by surrounding them with innovative therapy, education and connection within their community. We provide pediatric physical, occupational, feeding and speech-language therapies to children birth through age 10. Give us a call to see if we can help you!

I have gone to PT for many different injuries over the years and most are not small ones but ones…read morethat end up with casts, boots, crutches, and sometimes surgery. Since moving across the country to South Carolina I thought my days of PT were behind me. Well, that was short-lived as I tore a muscle in my knee and had to go to a different place that was not great. Then I dropped a heavy weight on my foot twice and was advised to go to PT. The doctor's office recommended that place that I had previously gone and I said not. So she recommended Cora I never had heard of this place but I was up for giving them a try. I was able to get in very quickly, the building was in a great location as well as very clean. I am not good with change and meeting new people but I was greeted by a sweet lady Austin, she was super nice and was able to figure out what to do with my foot. I have gone here for now two weeks and are getting it back to its normal function as surf season is coming around soon. Austin is really good and she already has my number on how I feel about PT what works with me and getting the hard things done. I did have one appointment and she was not in that morning I now double-check to make sure that she is there when I come in. I always leave with a smile and normally some laughter happens. If you have done PT then you know that PT stands for Paid torture. I am thankful that I have found a place that is helping me and also knows how to work well with me. FYI Austin is amazing but be warned that she does make you work hard and she sees it all nothing gets by her.

From the owner: CORA Physical Therapy Lexington offers a range of services including physical, occupational and…read morespeech therapy, general rehabilitation, sports medicine, auto injury rehabilitation, work injury, rehabilitation for seniors, plus more. With direct patient access and 24-48 hour scheduling, we'll have you on your road to recovery with one of our licensed therapists in no time. We accept 4,000+ insurances and can treat our patients in-clinic, telehealth (virtually) or in your home. The health and safety of our patients is always top priority.

Easy to get an apt, very nice clean facility…read more Dr Holmes arrived at 1130 appt, my appt was at 10:15. Didn't see Assistant until 10:55, Xray 11:10. Very slow service, nothing unusual with going to the Dr. The office was busy the day I went. Very professional, Dr Holmes has good bedside mannerism, let's the patient actually discuss the issue. He gave me good options for my issue. I will use Dr Holmes in the future if needed.

Right Elbow Tendentious: I had a horrible experience with…read morethis Dr. McFadden. The nursing staff at the facility is fantastic!! It was just this doctor. I was scheduled for surgery and was uncomfortable with some of the practices of the PA due to my lack of knowledge on the situation. All I know is that after the cortisone shots were administered my situation became worse. I did not want to be cut open until I found out why my situation had become worse after the shots. I was also concerned that when I spoke with Dr. McFadden for the first time about my elbow, he was unaware that I had an MRI done and was already discussing surgery. When he opened my MRI, at my request, he told me that he could see the problem, but it wasn't the worst he'd seen. Still surgery was the next step. The surgery was schedule for 2 days later. I had to cancel my first surgery appointment because I had to pay 20% upfront (that was told to me by the nursing staff) and it being the end of the month, I didn't have the money until the 1st of the following month. Also, 2 days was too quick of a turn around to have my wife take off of work to drive me to the facilities and home. On the day of the rescheduled surgery I fasted the night before, had the requested clothing on, and had my wife take vacation from work to drive me to surgery and remain with me for 2 days afterward as requested. I was fully ready to have the procedure done. Since I was the first surgery of the day, Dr. McFadden was not in yet and I had to wait for him to come in to speak with him. He came into the facility and was irate that I was not already prepped for surgery. The conversation did not go well and when I expressed my concerns of my diagnose and the medical practices of his team, I was meet with hostility and anger. I am the patient and have every right to feel comfortable before someone cuts my body open. However, when I told Dr. McFadden that I was feeling uncomfortable with the procedure until I have better answers on why my situation became worse after the shots, he told me I put him behind schedule and that I am wasting his time. He expressed his frustration that I didn't want to proceed that day with the surgery by stating "You've cancelled on me twice now" again the first cancellation was because I didn't have the money to pay upfront or enough time for my wife to take off of work. He then told me my elbow got worse because it just got worse and then said, "just don't do anything then". I asked why he didn't know I had an MRI done and he said, "I don't need and MRI to know you need this surgery" So why take the MRI??? I asked myself afterward.... He told me to reschedule for another day. When I was walking up to the desk to reschedule, he stopped me and said "you know what? Don't reschedule! Just find yourself another Doctor! To which I replied "OK" and peacefully walked out. I don't know this to be a fact, but this entire event made me feel as if Dr. McFadden and the entire USC-Ortho Center didn't care one bit about my health, but simply wanted to cash in on a seemingly unnecessary MRI and surgery. Also, they had no empathy for patients that may be feeling uncomfortable with surgery. I had legitimate questions but what if I were a someone who had never had surgery before and was terrified about being cut open?!?!? Would they be treated the same way?!?!? Every patient has the right to ask question and be comfortable with surgery. They don't have to blindly take the word of a doctor because they went to medical school. I have too many people that I know tell me that after surgery they were worse off because they just went with what the doctor said. I was in the Army for 6 years and know a thing or two about botched surgeries. This is completely unacceptable, and I will not rest until this man is properly reprimanded for these actions. No one should ever feel bullied into having surgery or chastised for questioning a doctor's diagnosis. EVER!!!!

If you need physical therapy, this is the place to go. Walking in everyone knows you. It's a fun…read moreplace to get stronger and back to normal. Scheduling is very flexible. Everyone here is very nice. I've been going about a month, and have made a lot of progress following the program

From the owner: Experience the power of physical therapy with Select Physical Therapy. Our physical therapy team…read morewill design an individualized plan of care that aligns with your specific goals in mind. Through clinical experience, ongoing education and clear communication with our patients, our physical therapists will give you the tools necessary to successfully heal from aches, pains or injuries and get back to what you love. We are proud to serve your community and are committed to providing an exceptional experience that promotes healing in a safe, compassionate environment.