I’m really happy with the therapists I’ve had so far. And the ladies at the front desk are super nice, too. In other words, I’m very satisfied with the staff and their work, but I’m not so keen on the rest of the setup. I went to physical therapy in Gütersloh for 15 years, and while it was nowhere near as modern, there were changing rooms and showers, separate for men and women. There were lockers for your gym bag that anyone could use, and the equipment was disinfected after every use. This is very important, since immunocompromised patients also go to physical therapy. While it’s standard to cancel 24 hours in advance, they shouldn’t always be so strict about it. If you really get sick at the last minute and can’t leave the house, they should believe you even without a doctor’s note. It hasn’t happened to me yet, but I’ve heard about it. As I said, I’m super satisfied otherwise and would of course like to continue going there. Great equipment and nice facilities, but I miss the human touch. If the team weren’t so super kind and professional, it wouldn’t be so nice there.
P.S.: The phrase “When choosing your words, please consider...” unfortunately reminds me of school. That’s so strict again. It’s so harsh—it could be a bit more relaxed.
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