Direct billing to insurance. Great massage therapist Olivia Flegg and physiotherapists Kyle and Kathryn are the best
I had Kim harding for my massage therapy today.. And she was great! It was really nice to have someone actually listen to me. I had another massage therapist but as this industry goes.. Always busy, which is great! But i really messed up my shoukder and needed some relief from the pain.It was a pleasure to have had her work on me.Only complaint, there was no music or anything.. So the sound of ac and other people on the other side of the door.. Not very relaxing. Rooms are small also but that is more so i feel bad for the rmt because that must be difficult?Will go back though :)
Jennifer one of the massage therapists is wonderful and the only reason I returned to the clinic.John the assistant physiotherapist is always there to lend a hand and help you if you need it . Kind and friendly.Chantal Roy the physiotherapist needs to find a job that does not interact with people. Years ago this was a thriving clinic. I returned to the clinic after being rear ended in a car accident. Ms Roy did my assessment which my understanding was I needed it to return to see Jennifer, the massage therapist, who I believe is wonderful. I was told by Chantal that I needed to have physiotherapy to be able to have massage therapy and insisted I see her twice a week. I wasn't looking for physio as I was already working with a great chiropractor for my treatment.It was John was who normally who attended to me. After a bit I spoke to Chantal and told her I found no benefit in her treatment and she decided to try acupuncture. That left me bleeding and bruised most of the time. I decided to see her only once a week since other than the acupuncture I could do the treatments at home and save my insurance some money. But then I fell and injured my knee so I took a couple of weeks off since I could not stand comfortably. On my return Ms Roy met me at the door and started to argue with me that I was not taking her treatment seriously. Long story short, she left me on the TENS machine telling me she was the "Physiotherapist and knew better than I did about my treatments".She turned the TENS machine to a volume I could not handle and walked away leaving me to turn the machine down, feeling like my neck and shoulders were being torn off.Once John came to remove the pads, I told him I was leaving and would only return once Chantal was no longer there. The next morning she called telling me I was no longer allowed in the clinic because I was too intimidating for her to deal with and that she was canceling my massages.Ms Roy also likes to bring her dog into the clinic. A beautiful poodle that is not trained in dealing with the public and once almost attacked a client who was going in for a massage. This is not a therapy dog. I was shocked to find the dog back in the clinic the next time I was there. Ms Roy told me she had to bring the dog because it suffers from separation anxiety and she misses her dog when she's not with it. No concern that the dog might actually harm the next person she's not comfortable with. Years ago when Craig managed the clinic it was always full, now usually only a couple of people at any time. I can see why.
I have been coming to pt Health Trenton Physio for over seven years now. I have nothing but positive things to say about the staff. I've always been treated with dignity and respect, and find them to be professional and helpful at all times, even if you are not their patient. I see Jen for massage therapy every other week, and used this clinic for physio following my knee surgery three years ago. I rather enjoy having the dog in the clinic, as it helps to soothe some anxiety (it's also the sign of a great workplace that allows dogs, so kudos to the clinic for being so progressive). The dog is quiet and mostly stays in the back office, and has never bothered anyone that I could see. I didn't even know there was a dog there for several months. I'm not the kind of person who usually leaves reviews, but I was shocked and saddened (and maybe a little outraged) at some of the negative reviews, as this has never been my experience at this clinic. I've recommended this place to others, and will continue to do so.
When I had a accident and injured my neck and shoulder , I went to pt Health - Trenton Physiotherapy. I received excellent treatment , the staff are professional and friendly. Presently I have two session per mouth of massage therapy with Kim, she is very good , at the end of my session I fell relaxed and great. I have recommended pt Health and I will continue to do so.
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