Quality Performance Rehabilitation - Fort Pierce

I have had my share of knee surgeries and therapy experiences. Quality Performance Rehab on 7th st. Fort Pierce has been by far the best therapy place I have attended. The professional, personable experience is second to none. They will adjust your workout according to your daily pain level. This is my second total knee surgery, that I chose to attend this location because of past experiences and the amazing results that happen when following the tailored plan of care. If you are looking for a caring, professional environment, this is the place. Check out the crew. Briana, Cathy, Joanne and Craig. They make an awesome team! Good luck and happy healing!
Mar 22nd, 2024

I have been going here for almost 7 weeks, due to a total knee replacement. The therapists are very professional and caring. They take the time to understand you and your body. The atmosphere and environment is very positive. I recommend them highly.
Jan 17th, 2024

Everyone I encountered at QPR has been great! The receptionist is pleasant. The therapists have been absolutely amazing! They are knowledgeable and personable. More importantly they are patient and empathetic when working with patients who have had traumatic brain injuries. I am impressed and satisfied with the care provided by QPR. I would recommend them to family, friends and my clients.
Dec 23rd, 2023

Oct 21st, 2023

I was referred to Quality Performance for dizziness, after informing my doctor I had difficulty maintaining balance with my eyes closed. Tom and the staff at the Prima Vista location developed a series of balance and eye movement test. The staff kept me on a regimen of eye movement tests, and balancing moves, while walking. l suffered nausea and sweating beginning the program. The staff seemed to know how far to push the envelope with me. The treatment lasted approximately 6 weeks with 2-3 visits per week. I started with dizziness and nausea in the beginning, and able to maintain balance for only a few moments with eyes open, and not at all with eyes closed. I left there last week, walking a straight line heel to toe, and "doing the Flamingo" for over 30 seconds repeatedly with eyes open, and almost 6 seconds with eyes closed. The results are very encouraging. I have better balance while walking, and my bowling scores improved. A very pleasant place to get better.
Feb 1st, 2024