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Physical Therapy Waterville Ohio
Outpatient Physical Therapy | Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy | Rehabilitation Services
Med1Care Therapy Partners stands as the leading provider of extensive outpatient rehabilitative services within the Waterville,Ohio region. Our range of services includes physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and wound care management services. We are dedicated to helping individuals who endure pain, injuries, and various medical conditions, providing personalized one-on-one care throughout all stages of treatment.
At Med1Care, we prioritize a comprehensive and holistic evaluation process. Our team of experienced and highly-trained professionals delivers treatment that aligns with the latest research and evidence-based clinical care practices.
Whether you are seeking care for a cherished family member or require assistance for yourself, we encourage you to contact Med1Care Therapy Partners today at 555-555-555. Discover firsthand why we have earned a reputation for being the top choice, excelling in both quality service and care.
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Physical Therapy Clinic
At Med1Care, our physical therapy clinic is committed to providing proactive solutions, whether it’s injury prevention or aiding in the recovery process.
Our team of licensed physical therapists will assess your specific needs, create a personalized plan, and establish a dedicated schedule to help you achieve your goals. With their expertise, our experienced physical therapists will assist you in enhancing your mobility, reducing pain, and reclaiming your quality of life.
Experience Professional Occupational Therapy Services
We offer outpatient and rehab Occupational Therapy services that are expertly coordinated by our Director of Nursing, in collaboration with the frequencies prescribed by your physician.
Our Occupational Therapy program is tailored to highlight the activities that hold the most significance for our clients. We prioritize helping you regain and enhance your ability to engage in these important activities effectively.
With the guidance of a licensed Occupational Therapist, we will evaluate your specific requirements, develop a personalized plan, and establish a dedicated schedule to help you achieve your objectives.
Introducing Our Dedicated In-house Speech Pathologist for Speech Therapy
At Med1Care, we take great pride in providing comprehensive outpatient and rehabilitation services, including our exceptional Speech Therapy Program. We understand the significance of functional communication skills in daily life, and our goal is to help you develop and enhance these skills to thrive within your environment.
Our Director of Nursing collaborates closely with physicians to ensure that our Speech Therapy services are precisely tailored to meet your specific needs. By integrating professional expertise with evidence-based practices, we strive to deliver effective interventions that yield positive outcomes.
When you choose Med1Care for Speech Therapy, you will work closely with a skilled and compassionate speech pathologist who will conduct a thorough assessment of your unique needs. Based on this evaluation, a personalized action plan will be developed to address your specific goals.
Our speech therapist will guide you through a series of targeted exercises, techniques, and interventions to improve your speech, language, and overall communication abilities. Whether you are seeking assistance with articulation, fluency, voice disorders, or language development, our dedicated professional will be there every step of the way, supporting and empowering you to achieve your desired outcomes.
At Med1Care, we are committed to providing high-quality, individualized care to help you overcome communication challenges and regain confidence in expressing yourself. Take the first step towards effective speech therapy by contacting us today. Our in-house speech pathologist is ready to assist you on your journey toward improved communication and a better quality of life.
Enhancing Wellness Through Physical Therapy (PT): Treated Health Conditions
At our top-class Ohio center located in Waterville, we assure you of professional patient care while providing treatment for a wide range of common health issues through physical therapy. Some of the common conditions we can treat include:
- Back Pain
- Neck Pain
- Shoulder Pain
- Hip & Knee Pain
- Foot & Ankle Pain
- Hand, Wrist & Elbow Pain
- Arthritis Pain
- Sciatica Pain
- Chronic Pain Treatment
- Fibromyalgia
- Headaches
- Balance & Gait Disorders
- Neurological Disorders
- Vestibular Rehab
- Pre-Surgical Rehab
- Pain Management
Balance & Gait Disorders
Med1Care Therapy Partner specializes in providing expert physical therapy services to address balance and gait problems. Indications of these balance and gait issues include difficulties in walking, getting up from a seated position, or bending down to tie shoelaces.
Walking is a multiplex activity that requires the coordination of various systems, including the brain, bones, muscles, and cardiovascular system. Any challenges in these systems can significantly affect one’s walking ability and balance.
Effective treatment is crucial since gait conditions increase the risk of injuries resulting from falls. Also, gait disorders might serve as potential indicators of underlying medical conditions, such as neurological disorders, dementia, or musculoskeletal disorders.
Causes of Balance & Gait Problems
Balance and gait conditions can result from various factors, including the weakening of leg and core muscles.
Each person’s gait is unique, and symptoms can vary significantly. However, observing how the body moves can offer insights into the underlying reasons for the gait problem.
Gait disorders may stem from different causes such as arthritis, injuries, pain, weakness in the lower limbs and feet, heart conditions, respiratory issues, and obesity.
There are six common types of gait conditions (classified by underlying cause):
Hemiplegic Gait
Hemiplegic gait, typically caused by a stroke, affects one side of the body. The arm on the affected side ceases to swing during walking, and the leg is dragged in a semi-circle to move forward.
Diplegic Gait
Diplegic gait, often caused by stroke, head trauma, or cerebral palsy, impacts both sides of the body. It involves inward turning of the ankles as the hips and knees bend, resulting in a swinging effect in the steps.
Neuropathic Gait (foot drop)
Neuropathic gait (foot drop), usually caused by conditions like multiple sclerosis (MS), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or peripheral neuropathy. This condition leads to the foot dropping while stepping forward, necessitating higher knee lifting to prevent toe dragging on the ground.
Myopathic Gait (waddling gait)
Myopathic gait (waddling gait), typically caused by muscular dystrophy, muscle disease, weakness in the pelvic area, or spinal muscle weakness. Walking with this gait resembles a side-to-side movement.
Ataxic Gait
Ataxic gait, often caused by alcohol intoxication, medication, or brain injury. Walking with this gait produces staggering and weaving movements, and balance may be affected with swaying while standing.
Parkinsonian Gait
Parkinsonian gait, commonly associated with Parkinson’s disease. It is characterized by small steps, forward stooping, and a bent neck and back.
How We Help
At Med1Care Therapy Partner, our skilled therapists are well-versed in treating balance and gait issues, offering comprehensive physical therapy tailored to address these concerns. Your personalized treatment plan may include targeted exercises to strengthen the muscles responsible for standing, enhancing stability, and reducing the likelihood of falls. Additionally, we can assist you in selecting and utilizing appropriate assistive devices to maintain mobility and enhance your overall quality of life. Our team may also recommend supplements and medications to promote bone health, minimizing the risk of fractures in case of a fall. We collaborate closely with your physician to ensure a coordinated approach to your recovery journey.
To take the first step towards improvement, call us at 419.866.0555 to schedule a consultation.
Foot & Ankle Pain
Med1Care Therapy Partner boasts specialized physical therapists who excel in treating foot and ankle pain. The foot and ankle, supporting the entire body’s weight through an intricate network of muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones, are particularly vulnerable to injuries.
Foot and ankle pain can manifest in various areas, including either side of the ankle, the bottom of the foot, the middle part of the foot, the front part of the foot, the outside edge of the toenail, or along the Achilles tendon, which connects the leg muscles to the heel.
Foot and ankle pain often comes with a range of associated symptoms, which may include:
- Black-and-blue bruising
- Burning sensation
- Difficulty pushing forward from the toes
- Flattened arch
- Joint deformity
- Muscle weakness
- Numbness or tingling
- Pain when standing
- Redness
- Skin changes, like thickening
- Stiffness
- Swelling
- Unsteadiness
Our experienced therapists specialize in foot and ankle issues, and your personalized treatment plan will include reparative exercises aimed at increasing strength, improving range of motion, and providing supportive education to expedite your return to regular activities. We work closely with your physician to ensure a collaborative approach to your recovery journey.
How We Help
If you are currently experiencing foot and ankle pain, our team of skilled physical therapists at Med1Care Therapy Partner can provide effective assistance in reducing pain, enhancing mobility, and restoring your overall quality of life.
To take the first step towards improvement, call us at 419.866.0555 to schedule a consultation.
Sports Injury
Med1Care Therapy Partner’s physical therapists offer a diverse array of sports medicine treatments, catering to various needs, including injury and post-operative rehabilitation, injury prevention, and performance enhancement.
For athletes dealing with recurring injuries, unsuccessful surgeries, and chronic pain, our approach goes beyond merely restoring function. We focus on building capacity and elevating their baseline performance, aiming for long-term improvement and sustained results.
Whether you sustained an injury while playing baseball or pickleball, had a collision with a linebacker, or encountered issues while running a 5k race, our experienced experts are here to assist recreational athletes of all ages and skill levels, helping them return to their favorite activities and sports in top form.
Sport-related Conditions That Are Common
We handle a wide range of sports-related injuries, which include but are not limited to:
- AC joint injury
- Achilles tendon rupture
- ACL tear
- Baseball-related shoulder injuries
- Clavicle fracture (broken collarbone)
- Femoroacetabular impingement
- Joint cracking and popping
- Labral tear of the hip
- Labral tear of the shoulder
- Meniscus tear
- Muscle strain (pulled muscle)
- Osgood-Schlatter disease
- Patellar dislocation
- Patellar tendon rupture
- Patellofemoral pain syndrome (runner’s knee)
- Rotator cuff tear
- Rotator cuff tendinitis or tendinopathy
- Shoulder and elbow problems
- Shoulder bursitis
- Shoulder instability
- Tennis elbow
- Ulnar collateral ligament tear
How We Help
Med1Care Therapy Partner’s skilled therapists are specialized in Sports Medicine, offering outpatient services to assist you with various aspects of your recovery.
Our outpatient sports medicine program aims to:
- Manage pain and reduce swelling
- Improve mobility and increase flexibility
- Minimize reliance on opioids for pain management
- Enhance strength, mobility, and balance
- Reduce scar tissue formation
- Prevent the development of secondary issues
- Accelerate the recovery process
- Prevent future injuries
Your personalized treatment plan will likely include therapeutic exercises targeting the injured area to improve mobility, alleviate pain, and facilitate your return to sports or activities. We work closely with your physician to design a tailored treatment plan that restores your movement and overall functionality.
Sciatic Pain
Our physical therapists are specialized in providing treatment for sciatica pain. Sciatica pain arises from the sciatic nerve, a long nerve that extends from the lower back down the back of each leg.
Typically, sciatica symptoms affect only one side of the lower body and may include:
- Leg or foot weakness or numbness
- Pain in one buttock
- Leg pain that worsens while sitting
- Piercing pain that hinders standing
- Hip and lower back pain
- Burning or tingling sensation in the leg
It is essential to seek immediate medical attention if your sciatica pain is accompanied by any of the following symptoms:
- Swelling of the back or spine
- Pain that progresses down the legs
- Burning sensation during urination
- Bloody urination
- Intense pain
- Fever
- Loss of bladder or bowel control
- Weakness or numbness in the tops of the thighs, legs, pelvis, or buttocks
Causes of Sciatic Pain
Sciatica pain arises from irritation of the lower lumbar and lumbosacral spine. There are several common causes of sciatica pain, including:
- Muscle spasm
- Pregnancy
- Degenerative disc disease
- Spondylolisthesis
- Lumbar spinal stenosis
How We Help
If you are currently experiencing sciatica pain, our team of skilled physical therapists at Med1Care Therapy Partner is here to help you effectively reduce pain, improve mobility, and regain your quality of life through evidence-based physical therapy principles for sciatica.
Your personalized treatment plan will encompass exercises that promote good posture and increase your range of motion. Furthermore, we will provide valuable education on lifestyle adjustments that can effectively decrease pain and enhance your overall well-being.
Working in close collaboration with your physician, we will develop a comprehensive and tailored road to recovery, ensuring your specific needs and conditions are addressed.
Services Offered At Our Rehabilitation Centre In Ohio
Our Rehabilitation Center in Ohio is dedicated to providing a comprehensive range of services to facilitate your recovery process. Through the integration of physical therapy and rehabilitation, our goal is to help you regain mobility, range of motion, strength, and posture more efficiently.
Our outpatient care programs are designed to maximize functional independence and promote overall well-being for every patient. We understand the significance of post-surgery pain relief and rehabilitation in the healing process, and our experienced physical therapists are here to support you through this critical phase. By focusing on improving joint motion, strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination, we aim to restore your normal functional mobility.
Services Offered At Our Rehabilitation Center in Ohio include:
- Auto Injury Rehabilitation
- Back Stabilization
- Balance Training
- Concussion Examination & Treatment
- Kinesiotaping
- Fall Prevention
- Gait Analysis & Training
- Manual Therapy
- Massage Therapy
- Movement Impairment Analysis
- Myofascial Release
- Occupational Therapy
- Orthopedic Rehabilitation
- Osteoporosis Program
- Pain Management
- Pediatric Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Pre- and Post-Operative Rehabilitation
- Proprioceptive Neuromuscular
- Facilitation (PNF)
- Selective Functional Movement Assessment
- Senior Services
- Speech Therapy
- Spinal Mobilization
- Sports Medicine
- TMJ Dysfunction Treatment
- Vestibular Treatment
Auto Injury Rehabilitation
Med1Care Therapy Partner’s experienced physical therapists offer outpatient auto injury rehabilitation services for individuals who have been injured in motor vehicle accidents. This comprehensive rehabilitation program covers a wide range of injuries, including traumatic brain injury (TBI), spinal cord injuries, fractures, and soft tissue injuries such as whiplash.
The treatment options provided include physical therapy rehabilitation, pre- and post-surgical care, and effective pain management strategies. The main goal of auto injury rehabilitation is to enhance mobility and functionality, promote a better understanding of the medical condition, and ultimately improve the overall quality of life for the patients.
The Reasons for Auto Injury Rehabilitation
Following a car accident, injuries such as broken bones, strained ligaments, head trauma, or whiplash (that occurs when the head is rapidly thrown back and forth) can benefit from rehabilitation to expedite the healing process and provide essential guidance for proper injury care, facilitating a return to daily activities.
How We Help
If you require outpatient auto injury rehabilitation, our skilled physical therapists are here to assist you in enhancing mobility, reducing pain, and regaining your quality of life.
Outpatient auto injury rehabilitation can offer the following benefits:
- Managing pain and reducing swelling
- Restoring mobility and increasing flexibility
- Decreasing reliance on opioids for pain management
- Improving strength, mobility, and balance
- Minimizing scar tissue formation
- Addressing potential secondary issues
- Accelerating the recovery process
- Preventing future injuries
At Med1Care Therapy Partner, our experienced therapists are well-trained in providing outpatient auto injury rehabilitation. Working in collaboration with your physician, we will create a personalized treatment plan encompassing specialized exercises and educational guidance on low-impact strategies for managing daily activities, alleviating pain, enhancing mobility, preventing disability, strengthening muscles, and improving balance.
To take the first step towards recovery, please call us at 419.866.0555 to schedule a consultation. Our dedicated specialists will guide you on your path towards improved well-being and functionality. Let us help you chart a positive course forward.
Pain Management
Med1Care Therapy Partner’s physical therapists possess the expertise to assist you in pain reduction and management. Pain can be experienced in various parts of the body, such as the neck, mid back, low back, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hands, hips, pelvis, knees, ankles, and feet.
The presence of pain often hinders one’s ability to work, eat well, sleep properly, engage in physical activities, and fully enjoy life. It is not uncommon for pain to lead to conditions like depression, anxiety, and potentially harmful dependencies on drugs.
Diagnosis of Pain
Determining the source of pain involves considering various factors that can affect muscles, tendons, ligaments, bones, and joints, which may include:
- Arthritis
- Compression of nerves, as observed in conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome, sciatica, and thoracic outlet syndrome
- Fractures
- Herniated discs
- Joint issues
- Osteoporosis
- Spinal stenosis
- Strained muscles and ligaments
- Tears in muscles, tendons, or ligaments
- Tendonitis
How We Help
Med1Care Therapy Partner can assist you in pain reduction and guide you on your journey to recovery.
One of our licensed physical therapists will provide home-based services in Toledo, Findlay, or any of the 26 counties we serve. After evaluating your specific needs, the therapist will develop a tailored plan and set a dedicated schedule to help you achieve your goals. We collaborate with your primary care provider to prevent potential complications and enhance your overall quality of life.
To take the first step towards improving your well-being, please call us at 419.866.0555 to schedule a consultation.
Osteoporosis Program
Med1Care Therapy Partner’s Osteoporosis Program is designed to combat severe bone thinning caused by cartilage wear and tear, aiming to prevent fractures in the hip and spine, minimize health problems, and improve mobility.
The human body constantly renews bones through a process known as modeling. Generally, bone density reaches its peak by the age of thirty. However, there are various ways to reduce bone loss, including medications and lifestyle choices.
Osteoporosis-related bone loss often goes unnoticed until it becomes severe. Common symptoms of osteoporosis can include back pain, loss of height, stooped posture, and broken bones, particularly in the spine or hip. In severe cases, even daily activities like coughing, standing, sitting, or hugging can precipitate fractures.
For further information on osteoporosis, you can find relevant details here.
How We Help
Med1Care Therapy Partner’s Osteoporosis Program is designed to assist you in preventing the progression of bone loss and improving bone strength.
If you require a licensed physical therapist in Findlay, Toledo, or any of the 26 counties we serve, we are here to help. Our dedicated therapist will assess your specific needs, develop a personalized plan, and set a dedicated schedule to support you in achieving your objectives. We collaborate closely with your primary care provider to reduce pain, prevent potential complications, and enhance your overall quality of life.
To take the first step towards better bone health and well-being, please call us at 419.866.0555 to schedule a consultation. Our experienced specialists will guide you on your path forward to a healthier and more fulfilling life.
Speech Therapy
Med1Care Therapy Partner’s speech therapists offer comprehensive support to individuals of all ages, from children to seniors, who experience speech, language, cognition, and swallowing disorders. Our compassionate services focus on helping individuals speak more clearly, express themselves effectively, and ensure safe swallowing.
Speech Therapy can address various conditions and symptoms, including:
- Apraxia
- Brain injury
- Cognitive disorders
- Craniofacial disorders, such as cleft lip and palate
- Aphasia
- Developmental speech issues
- Dysarthria
- Autism spectrum disorder
- Dysphagia
- Language and communication disorders
- Laryngectomy (larynx removal)
- Dementia
- Oral (mouth) treatment
- Nasopharyngeal (nose or nasal cavity) treatment
- Stuttering
- Parkinson’s disease
- Speech-sound delay
- Stroke
- Oropharyngeal (pharynx) treatment
- Voice disorders like spasmodic dysphonia and laryngectomy
Speech Therapy Service
If you are facing challenges with communication, swallowing, or your voice, our speech therapists are here to provide advocacy, education, and clinical services to assess, diagnose, and treat the difficulties.
Speech Therapy can address various complications related to the mouth, pharynx, larynx, and nose, including:
- Fluency
- Cognition
- Language expression
- Feeding and swallowing difficulties
- Language comprehension
- Voice
- Resonance
- Speech and sound articulation
For further information on speech therapy, you can find relevant details here.
How We Help
Our experienced speech therapists offer exceptional speech therapy services to assess and enhance your communication and swallowing abilities. Through comprehensive evaluation, they identify underlying issues and work towards improving your speech and/or swallowing functions.
To take the first step towards improving your speech and swallowing capabilities and call us at 419.866.0555 to schedule a consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
At Med1Care, we accept a wide range of insurances to ensure accessibility for our patients. Our accepted insurance providers include Medicare, Medicaid, Workers Comp, Paramount, and private insurance. We aim to provide flexibility and convenience in payment options. If there is a copay requirement for your visit, we will inform you beforehand. We accept various forms of payment, including cash, check, debit cards, and credit cards. Your comfort and peace of mind are important to us, and we strive to make the insurance process as seamless as possible.
The primary goal of physical therapy is to alleviate pain and improve your mobility. However, it is common to experience temporary soreness as you engage muscles that may have been inactive or are in the process of recovering. This soreness is a normal part of the therapy process and should not be a cause for concern.
To minimize any discomfort, it is essential to maintain open communication with your therapist. They will work closely with you to ensure that the exercises and techniques used are appropriate for your individual needs and comfort level. By providing feedback and discussing your pain levels, the therapist can make adjustments to your treatment plan to promote pain-free movement during your daily activities.
Certainly! We accept cash as a form of payment at our clinic. If you prefer to pay with cash for the services we provide, you can do so. Our staff will be happy to assist you in processing the payment and provide you with any necessary receipts or documentation.
Additionally, upon your request, we can provide you with a good faith estimate (GFE) for the services you will be receiving. A GFE is a form that outlines the expected charges for the treatment or services you will be receiving. It provides a breakdown of the specific details and expected costs associated with your care. It’s important to note that a GFE is not a bill or a contract, but rather an estimate to help you understand and plan for the financial aspect of your treatment.
For more information or any further inquiries, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly. You can also find helpful resources on understanding healthcare costs in advance by visiting the link provided: https://www.cms.gov/nosurprises/consumers/understanding-costs-in-advance
The duration of your therapy sessions will depend on your specific functional needs and the type of treatment being provided. You can discuss the session length with your therapist, and it can also be scheduled in advance based on your preferences and availability.
On average, the initial evaluation session typically lasts approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes as it involves a comprehensive assessment. Subsequent treatment sessions usually range from 45 to 60 minutes in duration. The exact duration of each session will be determined based on your individual treatment plan and goals.
Our team of therapists at Med1Care Therapy Partners is highly qualified and experienced in their respective fields. They possess accredited degrees from recognized programs in occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech-language pathology. In addition to their therapy degrees, many of our therapists have pursued advanced certifications and degrees to further enhance their expertise and knowledge.
Rest assured that all our therapists are licensed by the State Board, ensuring that they meet the necessary requirements to practice their profession in the State of Ohio. We prioritize the professionalism and competence of our therapists, as they play a crucial role in providing high-quality care and personalized treatment to our patients.
There are distinct differences between physical therapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT), although both disciplines play crucial roles in helping individuals improve their overall well-being and functional abilities.
Physical therapy primarily focuses on addressing physical impairments, injuries, or conditions that affect a person’s movement and mobility. Physical therapists use a variety of techniques, exercises, and modalities to alleviate pain, improve range of motion, enhance strength, and promote overall physical function. They often work with patients who have experienced musculoskeletal injuries, undergone surgery or are managing chronic pain or conditions.
On the other hand, occupational therapy is more focused on helping individuals engage in meaningful activities and perform the essential tasks of daily life. Occupational therapists work with clients to assess and address physical, psychosocial, behavioral, cognitive, or sensory challenges that may affect their ability to participate in activities such as self-care, work, school, and leisure. They help individuals regain or develop skills needed for independent living, provide adaptations or assistive devices, and create strategies to enhance overall occupational performance.
Habilitative and rehabilitative care are two distinct approaches in healthcare, each addressing different aspects of patient needs.
Rehabilitation focuses on re-establishing or regaining the ability to perform tasks that were lost or impaired due to injury, illness, or other factors. It aims to restore functional abilities and enhance the quality of life by utilizing various therapies, exercises, and interventions. Rehabilitation is often recommended for individuals recovering from surgery, managing chronic conditions, or rehabilitating from injuries.
On the other hand, habilitative care is more focused on developing skills that have not yet been learned or fully developed. It is designed to assist individuals in acquiring new skills or improving existing ones. Habilitative services aim to maintain functional status and teach strategies to enhance overall function in daily living activities. These services are particularly beneficial for individuals with developmental delays, learning disabilities, or conditions that require ongoing support in acquiring necessary skills.
Yes, physical therapy can be safely pursued during pregnancy to address various musculoskeletal conditions that commonly arise, such as back pain, pelvic pain, and joint discomfort. These conditions can significantly impact a pregnant woman’s well-being and overall quality of life. By seeking physical therapy, tailored to their specific needs, pregnant individuals can effectively manage these issues and improve their overall physical function.
A skilled physical therapist can develop a personalized treatment plan that may involve exercises, manual therapy, and patient education to target the underlying causes of pain and discomfort. The focus is on promoting optimal posture, strengthening muscles, and alleviating tension in the lower back and hips. Additionally, physical therapists can provide valuable guidance on safe body mechanics, appropriate lifting techniques, and lifestyle modifications to prevent and manage pregnancy-related conditions. Prior consultation with healthcare providers and physical therapists is advised to determine the suitability and effectiveness of physical therapy for managing musculoskeletal conditions during pregnancy.
My physical therapists, Colleen and Lauren, were very helpful in showing me the exercises I needed to regain my strength and making sure I understood how to do them. My occupational therapists, Melissa and Danielle, were also helpful in instructing me in ways I could strengthen and regain the use of my left hand. Each of these wonderful ladies who helped me were very professional and friendly, and always willing to take the time to listen to my concerns and answer my questions.
I want to thank Melissa, Lauren, and Heather, for always being here for me, and giving me great care. By me being new to the state I was having lots of anxieties, and my team was great, always on time and willing to lend a helping hand if needed. Thank you Med 1 for everything.
My Physical Therapists Stu and Colleen have been beyond my expectations. They explained everything in detail. My care plan was individualized. I didn’t feel rushed. They took me from being immobile to mobile. I am very grateful! My occupational therapists Melissa and Vicky and Nurse Nicole were also exceptional. They also explained everything in detail. So Kind and Helpful. Met all my expectations and beyond! I am very Grateful! I Would Highly recommend these Skilled Therapists of Med1Care!!
I love the staff at Med 1. PT/OT are really helping my husband get back his strength after the stroke. Charlie, Colleen, Kristina, Beth, Robin and all the nurses that come out are amazing!!! He’s in really good hands and I’m so appreciative of all the hard work of the staff. Thanks Charlie…you really are the best!!!
I just want to say how Terrific Holly is. She put me through my paces in a kind but firm way. I will miss our sessions together. Please tell her I will continue to work hard. And I grew very fond of her, even if I had to be ready at 8:00 am. 😅 it was worth it.
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