Physical Therapy & Rehab - Neuro Specialty

I was sent here for my back rehab twice now. The first time after my initial disc rupture and then the second tine after I ruptured it again and had to have surgery. Both times were amazing!These folks really know their stuff and are super friendly to boot! The ladies at the counter always greeted me warmly and with smiles and so did all the rest of the staff. I worked with 2 specialists and both were great at getting me back to moving around again, you can't go wrong with Ryan and Beth! But, really from what i experienced and saw all of the staff took great pride in their work and cared for their clients. And that makes all the difference, you can tell they care.
Mar 3rd, 2020

The "therapist" did absolutely nothing for me. She asked what breathing exercises I had been doing and I showed her. Then she said "Keep doing what you're doing." and told me that she wouldn't need to see me again. No testing AT ALL. I even asked "Can you do a spirometry so I have more details about what's wrong with my voice?" She replied "We don't have that equipment." I still can't speak normally and have a lot of pain when I do speak. How anyone in good conscience could send someone out of their office who is suffering, without helping them, is beyond me. No vocal retraining whatsoever. This IS NOT REHAB. They are just stealing people's money. I went there for help and I got a folder of useless information.
Feb 12th, 2020

By now, probably every Yelper in Indy knows about my recent hospitalization and amputation of my left leg above the knee. I continue to be at home healing and building strength, though I'm largely moving toward becoming more independent and hopefully returning to work in the not so distant future. One aspect of life that will need to change is the need for a different wheelchair given my change in physical status. Thus, because I have commercial insurance quite a bit of red tape is required. This includes both a tech evaluation and a full mobility evaluation by a physical therapist. At the recommendation of my DME vendor, I scheduled an appointment with Community Health Network's Physical Therapy & Rehab - Neuro Specialty precisely because they were both close and could get me in fairly quickly. They are located in the Community Health Pavilion at Fort Ben and are almost directly across from both Fort Ben and Culver's. They stumbled into a bit of a mess today and handled it quite nicely. I received a call from the DME vendor about an hour before my appointment stating that it would need to be canceled and rescheduled for 1/30/20. Since this is such an important part of me getting back to work, the prospect of a two-week delay had me pretty agitated. I started making some calls and decided to show up for my appointment that had been canceled. I wasn't in a good mood when I arrived, but I was also determined to either get it all straightened out and maintain the appointment or get an appointment sooner than 1/30. The pavilion is wheelchair friendly - they have multiple accessible parking spots and a front-entrance canopy for safe drop-off. Both glass doorways at the entry have push-button power access. This particular office is directly on the right when you enter. The person working the desk appeared to have stepped away. The operator greeted me briefly, though seemed a bit confused as I was not in their system for having an appointment. I explained the situation. I knew that the DME vendor rep had an appointment at the same office immediately prior to mine. I'd hoped I'd caught him prior to my appointment but would learn he'd left. I was impressed with the front office staff here. I was frustrated, but they kept an even tone about themselves and simply did what they were able to do. They were firm about not being able to have an appointment without the referral, but also shifted focus when it became clear I was determined to get them the referral and maintain the appointment. After multiple phone calls, I had all the pieces in place and the DME vendor agreed to return. The evaluation occurred as scheduled - Cara, the physical therapist, was a delight. She was personable, thorough, professional, and remarkably upbeat. She switched gears and I appreciated her willingness to go through with it. I loved her philosophies - she even gave me an explanation of using the phrase "differently abled" that I really respected. She set a great tone and did a great job. She assured me that given the time sensitivity she would get the evaluation done as quickly as possible but with all the needed information. This could have been a difficult experience, but with a top notch front office staff and a wonderful therapist, this ended up being a really positive experience. Cara also gave me a flyer for an amputee support group - and was also mentoring a student. I really was impressed and would easily return.
Jan 12th, 2020

Have been going here for over half of the year after released from at home care. They've been working with me on walking better and any other problems that have popped up after. Their therapists are amazing. Friendly, courteous, and only push you to do your best and nothing less. Matt is especially my favorite to work with, taking into account not just my physical health, but mental, too. I can complain about new sensations and aches/pains without feeling ridiculed even if they're really nothing to be concerned about. We both agree to just "file them under the weird things" and move on. No matter what mood I'm feeling when I come in, I'm always laughing while there and when leaving.
May 26th, 2019

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