Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Outpatient Therapy – Spruce and Penn Therapy & Fitness are physical therapy practices. Both practices provide a variety of services, with physical therapists specializing in areas such as foot pain, lower back injuries, hip replacement recovery, cervical spine surgery recovery, pelvic floor issues, and elbow injuries. Patients report positive experiences with their therapists, noting their knowledge, care, and ability to tailor treatments. The practices are described as professional and attentive, and offering helpful exercises and equipment. Some locations also provide speech and occupational therapy.
Practice Information
Pelvic Health Specialization
Cassandra did an excellent job with therapy for pelvic floor issues. Patients saw results very quickly and keep improving as long as they continue the exercises.
Therapist Expertise
Therapists are described as incredibly knowledgeable, sensitive to the needs of others, with great instincts, and able to come up with brilliant solutions to physical issues. Therapists listen to the patient and can modify exercises immediately to ensure the patient continues to benefit and get better. Some therapists are described as professional, knowledgeable and super nice. Other therapists are described as the best imaginable in terms of knowledge, care, and communication. One therapist is described as extremely dedicated to her profession.
Treatment Setting
The facility is described as never crowded, allowing for full attention. There is a ton of equipment, and the staff are warm and friendly. Therapists are on time and attentive.
Treatment Approaches
Treatments include exercises and stretches to keep foot pain manageable, exercises for lower back injuries, and exercises of gradually increasing intensity for elbow injuries. Therapists may recommend shoe inserts and other tricks. The therapists developed treatment programs to improve strength to eliminate pain.
Office Experience
The front desk staff is described as very helpful. However, some negative experiences were reported with receptionists who were described as ruder over time and treated patients with disregard.
Patient Experience
Patients report improved mobility, balance, and reduced pain. Many patients stated their daily life is so much better. Some report feeling great, pain-free, limber, and able to walk and dance again. Some have exercises that they will gladly do for the rest of their life.
