About Thomas Street at Quentin Mease Health Center
Thomas Street at Quentin Mease Health Center is a caring and welcoming clinic with a friendly staff and great doctors. Patients appreciate the clean environment and the positive attitude of the team, which provides peace and assurance during visits. Many visitors enjoy returning to the clinic, noting that the service continues to improve and that the staff does an awesome job. While the physical therapy offered can help with general exercises and stretches for skeletal or muscular issues, some feel that resources for deeper care are limited. Patients have expressed that the short sessions and explanation of exercises could be improved, as some found the therapy less personable and more focused on administrative tasks. Overall, the clinic is praised for its good attitudes, cleanliness, and ongoing dedication to patient care.
This used to be Thomas Street clinic. Now it is the Quentin Mease. When this Clinic finally got to move. It got this wonderful building. A nice facility. Plenty of room to grow and expand with ever growing services. Very happy to be at the new building!
The Physical Therapy may be good for general knowledge of some exercises and stretches to help skeletal or muscular issues, but the resources for deeper care are limited. There's no dry needling, hot cupping, manual theraputic massaging, or any kind of muscular stimulation tools used for those suffering from chronically tight muscles that need a more deeper treatment to accompany the exercises. I stayed dedicated to the plan, but made no progress after 2 months unfortunately. Time with the Therapist was very short and what exactly each exercise was trying to achieve was not explained well. It was like throwing whatever at the wall and see what stuck. It was not very personable as the Therapist spends half of what little time you have already on the computer typing out what was done at your appointment...while it's still currently happening. What I was shown was nothing that I couldn't find on Youtube and those videos actually broke down what you were doing, why you were doing it, and how it's helping your specific issue you're having.
Was seen by a doctor and a few interns. Very bright people who made me feel like I was being taken care of. Everything was quick and I was in an out in about an hour. Was referred to a call a social worker so I can be cleared for funding and happened to be in the same building and took care of me in 5 minutes. All around good experience