Great Strides Rehabilitation - Jacksonville, Florida

Claudia C.

Excelente yo llevo a mis niñas a distintas terapias ahí del habla y física y ambas son muy buenas el personal muy amable lo recomiendo

Chorong P.

My son diagnosed ASD when he was 3 and he started to attend Great Stride after we moved to FL. It was very short time, less than 1 year, but he made lots of progress. This is amazing place, you can have all therapies at one place. And all staff are so amazing, they really care about kids and are so kind. Now we moved to other state, and there is no such place like this. They are also sent all record once I requested, even though we are not attending in here anymore. Thank you!

Dawn W.

Great Strides quickly follows up after referral for evaluation and schedules quickly. Staff are friendly, knowledgeable and take the time to answer all questions and go the extra mile. Lindsay Cancel worked with my son in his private school and really impressed me with her care and work ethic. Recommend highly.

alondra V.

My family and I love Great Strides! In particular, the mandarin location. My little one has been in speech, occupation therapy, and Aba therapy for almost 2 years now, and he loves the staff and facility! I really recommend them!

Alicia

First, we love the therapists (OT/ST) we currently see. Another who we started off with was nice, but not a great fit for our child so I was happy when they assigned us the new OT.

During our time here, some departments have been so confusing with the info they provide (billing and intake). I'm not sure if it has anything to do with staff changes, but it shouldn't matter. It's like the left-hand doesn't know what the right is doing. Both can be improved.

The facility itself is nice, but should be kept cleaner. I'm not sure if someone cleans the bathrooms throughout the day, but I went into one the other day and it was terrible (diapers were falling over & out of the trash can). It was gross.

Most therapists seem to treat the kids well. However, while sitting in the waiting room recently, I heard one (who was in or near the waiting room bathroom) try to talk what sounded like a 2-4 year (I could be wrong about the age) into saying a particular word. I love the push because I believe our babies can do it, but after they were done with the exercise, he asked for some water and she told him NO, because he didn't say the word. I don't know what type of therapy you'd call that, but if I ever hear someone telling my kid they can't have some water because they didn't say a word (while being a patient in this atmosphere), we're having major issues. It wasn't just what she said, but how she said it. I don't know if any parents agree to allow things like that, but it pissed me off.

Dave S.

Our therapist Jordan was fantastic! She helped our son tremendously with his physical therapy. The staff at Great Strides are very professional, courteous, and caring. I highly recommend Great Strides!

Mo R.

I’ve bringing my son here for a while. The therapist is great and very friendly. I am already starting to see progress. However the front desk receptionist always seems annoyed and inconvenienced when speaking to her. I always cringe when I have to go in and interact with her due to how unpleasant she is. It’s just odd since she is the first person you interact with. Our first session I came 15 mins early because I was not sure what to expect. She didn’t greet me or let me know our therapist wouldn’t be out until our actual start time.

Kyle T.

I have an autistic nonverbal child and this school is absolutely amazing. The patients and guidance that the staff and teachers put forth is wonderful!