I went to OSPT twice. The first time, I went after a knee replacement and Bob Reed was my…read moreTherapist. The experience was positive so I went back for treatment for another problem. I found that their process seems to be to have multiple patients assigned to each therapist at the same time so you don't get constant supervision. I was asked to do an exercise on my own and ended up aggravating a prior back injury. I left and will never go back.

The hand therapist burned me while making a splint. An electric fry pan w scalding water. She took…read moreit out of the pan and put it directly onto my hand! Then made a jagged splint that wasn't even what my Dr. ordered!! When he saw it he told me to take it off right away as it would do more harm than good. He asked if they went over the order with me. No. I went back to talk to the owner and show her the burn on my hand but she couldn't have cared less. They made me pay for the splint so I asked for my money back. The guy (Rick or something), was extremely rude to me so I told him I was going to sue them and left. Ten minutes later my phone rang and they wanted to know where to send the check. Still waiting. After complicated hand surgery getting burned and care that was going to make it worse wasn't exactly what I needed. What a horrible experience. Stay away!!

Dr. Paul provides top notch care! Janie at the front desk is always very helpful and friendly…read more Grateful to have them taking care of me. I've been getting adjustments to help deal with an injury and I wouldn't have been able to recover without their expertise.

Excellent deep massage from Jean. He listens to me and works different areas that are tense. Also…read morehe has given me great advice about stretches and follow-up work for me to do between massages.

Traditions Home Health Services placed a Live-in caregiver at my house in November and it's the…read morebest decision I could have made! Dora is my CNA and she is so helpful and kind to me . When I call the office I speak to Jen and or Pam and they always take care whatever I need immediately. This company understands how to provide amazing care all around. Thank you to each of you.

At a really difficult time for our family, I am so grateful to have found and hired Traditions Home…read moreHealth Services in Canton to care for my grandmother. After my grandfather passed she was so anxious and depressed about the possibility of being put in a nursing home. After a lot of phone calls and research, I ended up speaking to Traditions and hired them to provide live in home care for my grandmother. The care she received was better than I had hoped and she is thriving because she was able to continue to live in her own home. The caregivers provided exceptional care and the fact that she was able to stay in her own home has been such a blessing. I would highly recommend this agency to anyone.

Well-trained team…read more Superior Skill and Client Care. Marvelous communication. None better. Highly recommend. Five (5) stars

My diagnosis was chronic plantar fasciitis with scar tissue. As a marathon runner and an active…read moreperson throughout my life, I was told that physical therapy would help break up the scar tissue during my initial interview. However, I found it strange that the questions asked were so Vague. I was informed that this was due to insurance restrictions, and there was no questioning about my previous activity or exercise history after eight weeks of seated exercises with a band. I was horrified to be at the facility for only 15 minutes, 25 if you include the 10 min bike ride to "warmup" . When I spoke up and said that I wasn't feeling any progress, it almost seemed like they were offended. From there, I went from seated exercises to single-leg plyo jumps on a Bosu ball, explosive ploys and single leg work. It seemed like I went from 0 to 100 overnight. Going from seated work instantly to single leg work seemed like I was missing a major progression step of being on 2 feet 1st. It's in a semi private setting, eyes are not on you at all times ensuring good from. I felt some achiness, but I thought, "Well, I haven't done anything in a while. Perhaps this is why the achiness continued to get worse until I finally stopped going." I ended up back at the orthopedic clinic with a diagnosis of bursitis in four different places. After being sedentary with plantar fasciitis for six months, the protocol should not have been single-leg work that promoted a lack of stability and explosive movements. Many things were skipped before this step. Now, I not only continue to have chronic plantar fasciitis but also bursitis. The insurance company was charged over $7000. I missed many days of work, and I'm still at square one. I would not suggest this facility to athletes or anyone with an exercise history. Their knowledge of stepping out of the box as far as protocols is significantly lacking.