Road To Recovery Allied Health

They're terrific, I've been using them at least a year. They are patient and understanding, they have a level of skill that wouldn't expect normally. They're mostly on time – they change the time day-to-day and the time will change according to the program they are running. But they always tell me when they are going to come. I've been looked after well. When I'm tired, they slow the program down and if I'm feeling good, we'll speed it up. They will always check in to see how I'm feeling before we start.

Road to Recovery is an amazing organisation! My Mum has Parkinson's Disease and Lewy Body Dementia. After developing an acute kidney infection and being hospitalised and bedridden for 1 month, her Parkinson's symptoms rapidly increased. She was unable to stand, or walk and her body needed intense exercise in order to regain function. Road to recovery has done an incredible job in individualising Mum's care in a very gentle and caring way. He has kept me fully informed of Mum's progress and when he has her visits planned. Mum is now standing, has regained a lot of strength and only last week, she walked again with a frame - something, only 2 months ago, we thought was impossible! I would highly recommend Road to Recovery for anyone who needs rehabilitation within their own environment - it's a very professional, caring service.

I've been using the physio for the past few months. I do a lot of balancing, foot work and exercises. I think it's helping – and keeps me active. The physiotherapist is a very nice young person – we work very hard together. She's very kind, and very thorough. As soon as she arrives, we get straight into work.

I've had physiotherapy for about a year after a hip operation. The physio who works with me is very good, very helpful – he gives me different exercises including my hip and balance. I'm very satisfied with him. He comes to me and it's helped me a lot with things. He's very positive and cheery.

My brother has been using Road to Recovery for a couple of months. He's found Road to Recovery fantastic – they come in a 3-4 times a week. They're great, they are chatty and friendly, and make jokes together which is great for his morale. They have really pushed him to get up and about and he's made such amazing progress with them. The way they are talking to him and pushing him is absolutely wonderful, we're extremely happy with them and I couldn't speak more highly of them.