Dade Physical Therapy

This is by far the best physical therapy facility in South Florida, if not the entire southeast. As a sports photographer and the mother of three grown sons, I have been in and out of physical therapy for many years. I have never found another physical therapy facility that even comes close to this one.
The therapists are knowledgable, patient and caring, while the rest of the staff is kind, attentive and supportive. Therapy is individualized for each patient. Each therapist spends an incredible amount of time with every patient and takes additional time to answer questions and explain each procedure and outline long-​term goals. Home programs are provided and explained, so that patients can progress as quickly as possible.
In the last few years, I have had a total knee replacement (I was able to achieve 154* of flexion), both shoulders surgically repaired (with complete recovery and mobility) and a total hip replacement (amazing recovery). All of these achievements are the results of expert therapy and phenomenal encouragement from all of the people at Dade Physical Therapy.

My son had therapy here for 2 months and we are very pleased with the service and results. The staff is very friendly and professional. Ileana treated my son and she is remarkable. She is knowledgeable, caring and compassionate. In only 2 months of therapy my son was able to do things that he was not able to do before because of muscle weakness.
They also worked with my insurance to accommodate my budget.
Thank you Dade Physical Therapy!

I had therapy for five months here at thousands of dollars expense. Before you go to this therapy center, let me give you my opinion. Not certain if this is due to a decline in insurance remuneration or ?? however, I will relate my experience.
Pros:
Physical Therapists: World Class
Other supporting staff including administrative: World Class
Cons:
Personal attention, very limited as this practice slams the world class therapists with 8 plus patients at a time. So the attention to detail in your executing the exercises to your best speedy recovery (or none) is limited as it is all about the money here. Larger footprint and more therapists needed or their needing to decline new patients. The care suffers.
Small footprint is a safety hazard. Lack of safety procedures endangers employees. When I was a patient, an employee burnt his foot with scaling water when servicing a hot water warmer for therapy pads. Additionally, patients too close to each other in the small footprint.
Ongoing analysis as to your prognosis and a summation of your case is limited. When my insurance ran out (after five months) I never heard from their leadership other than balance owed. Nothing.