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Just a bad place to go. DON'T GO THERE BAD PLACE BAD PEOPLE. NOT PROFESSIONAL. PEOPLE. BAD BAD.BAD.
What an extraordinary quality run organization. You walk in, are greeted privately, and after 3 months of regular appointments, I've never waited more than 90 seconds. My 1st stop is always with my therapist for an assessment and evaluation with me the focus of concern. He leads and directs an aide to follow me. They monitor me as I progress explaining the purpose and goals of my physical therapy plan. I participate and give feedback.
I never dreamed I'd have benefited from exercising. I walked in, bone in bone with calcified bone spurs, a limp and pain. After 5 weeks, I'm walking stairs and limp free. I walked in a candidate for a total knee replacement. Now, I don't want to keep my next appointment with an orthopedic surgeon.
Before this experience, I'd heard stories of physical therapy mills: patients coming and going in 20 minutes, being served by trainees on rolling stools serving a room full of patients at a time, patients being left alone. Jersey Central doesn't operate that way. I have 1 constant therapist, and every session runs 1-3/4 to 2 hours. My regimen takes almost 2 hours to complete. Mine is a success story. Sean ensures my success. I'd ask for him, again.
I have been here for my ankle, my hips, my right shoulder and just to come and exercise. The staff is like family in the way they respond and want to help those who come for therapy.
Each one is a knowledgeable, friendly person with a servant's heart.
The physical therapists and aids work with you til you're 100%. They also show that they care about you in general not just for your physical well-being. They are always looking out for each others patients. I personally feel better just being there.
I had a very mixed experience at Jersey Central. One of the fornt desk staff was always rude/dismissive and made my experience very unpleasant, but the other front desk person was super nice and went out of her way to try and be accomodating. They are always crowded and I never felt I was getting enough hands-on therapy. Mostly, I walked around with my chart checking off the set of exercises I was suppose to do on my own. Some of the aides were friendly and nice. But most were kind of lazy and sat around talking instead of making sure the exercises were being done correctly. The owners and most of the staff have a pervasive Christian religion belief system which can be a little off-putting. Lastly, why I rate this fair is that in the end my situation did not improve at all.
Beware, rude scam artists. I called to schedule therapy, they told me they were in network and I had no copay. I signed a sheet on each visit for 2 months that I owed zero copay. When I informed them I would be switching to another facility they altered my sign in sheet and told me I owed them a copay for each visit. They called me and left rude messages and threatened collections with outrageous fees becoming verbally combative when I explained the situation. I went in to put a stop to the phone calls and explain, they were rude and tried to make me feel like a deadbeat instead of taking any blame for their billing mistake. I spoke to the owner Alex who was equally rude. There are plenty of good places to get physical therapy without dealing with terrible attitudes and illegal alterations of signed documents.
Beware, rude scam artists. I called to schedule therapy, they told me they were in network and I had no copay. I signed a sheet on each visit for 2 months that I owed zero copay. When I informed them I would be switching to another facility they altered my sign in sheet and told me I owed them a copay for each visit. They called me and left rude messages and threatened collections with outrageous fees becoming verbally combative when I explained the situation. I went in to put a stop to the phone calls and explain, they were rude and tried to make me feel like a deadbeat instead of taking any blame for their billing mistake. I spoke to the owner Alex who was equally rude. There are plenty of good places to get physical therapy without dealing with terrible attitudes and illegal alterations of signed documents.
Beware, rude scam artists. I called to schedule therapy, they told me they were in network and I had no copay. I signed a sheet on each visit for 2 months that I owed zero copay. When I informed them I would be switching to another facility they altered my sign in sheet and told me I owed them a copay for each visit. They called me and left rude messages and threatened collections with outrageous fees becoming verbally combative when I explained the situation. I went in to put a stop to the phone calls and explain, they were rude and tried to make me feel like a deadbeat instead of taking any blame for their billing mistake. I spoke to the owner Alex who was equally rude. There are plenty of good places to get physical therapy without dealing with terrible attitudes and illegal alterations of signed documents.
What an extraordinary quality run organization. You walk in, are greeted privately, and after 3 months of regular appointments, I've never waited more than 90 seconds. My 1st stop is always with my therapist for an assessment and evaluation with me the focus of concern. He leads and directs an aide to follow me. They monitor me as I progress explaining the purpose and goals of my physical therapy plan. I participate and give feedback.
I never dreamed I'd have benefited from exercising. I walked in, bone in bone with calcified bone spurs, a limp and pain. After 5 weeks, I'm walking stairs and limp free. I walked in a candidate for a total knee replacement. Now, I don't want to keep my next appointment with an orthopedic surgeon.
Before this experience, I'd heard stories of physical therapy mills: patients coming and going in 20 minutes, being served by trainees on rolling stools serving a room full of patients at a time, patients being left alone. Jersey Central doesn't operate that way. I have 1 constant therapist, and every session runs 1-3/4 to 2 hours. My regimen takes almost 2 hours to complete. Mine is a success story. Sean ensures my success. I'd ask for him, again.
What an extraordinary quality run organization. You walk in, are greeted privately, and after 3 months of regular appointments, I've never waited more than 90 seconds. My 1st stop is always with my therapist for an assessment and evaluation with me the focus of concern. He leads and directs an aide to follow me. They monitor me as I progress explaining the purpose and goals of my physical therapy plan. I participate and give feedback.
I never dreamed I'd have benefited from exercising. I walked in, bone in bone with calcified bone spurs, a limp and pain. After 5 weeks, I'm walking stairs and limp free. I walked in a candidate for a total knee replacement. Now, I don't want to keep my next appointment with an orthopedic surgeon.
Before this experience, I'd heard stories of physical therapy mills: patients coming and going in 20 minutes, being served by trainees on rolling stools serving a room full of patients at a time, patients being left alone. Jersey Central doesn't operate that way. I have 1 constant therapist, and every session runs 1-3/4 to 2 hours. My regimen takes almost 2 hours to complete. Mine is a success story. Sean ensures my success. I'd ask for him, again.
I have been here for my ankle, my hips, my right shoulder and just to come and exercise. The staff is like family in the way they respond and want to help those who come for therapy.
Each one is a knowledgeable, friendly person with a servant's heart.
I have been here for my ankle, my hips, my right shoulder and just to come and exercise. The staff is like family in the way they respond and want to help those who come for therapy.
Each one is a knowledgeable, friendly person with a servant's heart.
The physical therapists and aids work with you til you're 100%. They also show that they care about you in general not just for your physical well-being. They are always looking out for each others patients. I personally feel better just being there.
The physical therapists and aids work with you til you're 100%. They also show that they care about you in general not just for your physical well-being. They are always looking out for each others patients. I personally feel better just being there.
I had a very mixed experience at Jersey Central. One of the fornt desk staff was always rude/dismissive and made my experience very unpleasant, but the other front desk person was super nice and went out of her way to try and be accomodating. They are always crowded and I never felt I was getting enough hands-on therapy. Mostly, I walked around with my chart checking off the set of exercises I was suppose to do on my own. Some of the aides were friendly and nice. But most were kind of lazy and sat around talking instead of making sure the exercises were being done correctly. The owners and most of the staff have a pervasive Christian religion belief system which can be a little off-putting. Lastly, why I rate this fair is that in the end my situation did not improve at all.
I had a very mixed experience at Jersey Central. One of the fornt desk staff was always rude/dismissive and made my experience very unpleasant, but the other front desk person was super nice and went out of her way to try and be accomodating. They are always crowded and I never felt I was getting enough hands-on therapy. Mostly, I walked around with my chart checking off the set of exercises I was suppose to do on my own. Some of the aides were friendly and nice. But most were kind of lazy and sat around talking instead of making sure the exercises were being done correctly. The owners and most of the staff have a pervasive Christian religion belief system which can be a little off-putting. Lastly, why I rate this fair is that in the end my situation did not improve at all.
