Rehabworks Physical Therapy

Ginny Wise 

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3 months ago

Do not go here if you have peroneal tendon issues. After 5 weeks, several (painful) dry needling sessions, worthless guidance, and a couple thousand dollars, I was finally told that they do not see many cases like mine so they just kept trying different things. Now that I have gone to another PT provider, I fully understand how much Rehabworks did NOT know. Can't speak to success with other issues, but my experience was definitely not a positive one. The majority of their therapists had no clue what to do and only did what J... read more

Walter Wieland 

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3 months ago

After elbow surgery in PA in early January to reattach my tricep, I was determined to get back to my Naples house as quickly as possible to recover for the winter. In order to get PT going right away I simply picked RehabWorks on Vanderbuilt Beach Road based on their website that described sports type injury recovery as one of their focuses. In hindsight I think that I hit the top-notch-care lottery. Because of my particular injury I needed months of therapy for both proper healing and then range of motion recovery and stren... read more

Gary Nataupsky 

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3 months ago

My extensive experience with Rehab Works has been nothing less than excellent. From the top down, the team of therapists are very knowledgeable, kind and very effective. They only treat one patient at a time and keep extensive records so you receive consistent, well planned treatment, regardless of who your therapist is. I worked with everyone in the Vanderbilt facility. They all check all the important boxes. I highly recommend that you make an appointment for a detailed evaluation and see for yourself. 

Carol Sherman 

on Google

4 months ago

I have had three therapists there and they are all great. Recovering from back surgery and disc replacement. 

Robert Patterson 

on Google

a year ago

I had lower back and hip pain making it uncomfortable to walk and sleep. An MRI showed spinal stenosis...not surprising for a 74 year old! Rehab was the first step. In 5 minutes the Rehabworks person diagnosed my pain, not as nerve pain from spinal stenosis but muscle pain from an extremely tight set of glut muscles. Six sessions later I am pain free and have the exercises I need to stay that way.