Best 10 psychics in shreveport, USA

I am so pleased with my experience at Shreveport Aquatic and Land Therapy!  It started with a very thorough evaluation prior to starting therapy. The staff was genuinely interested in helping me through the process and monitored my progress the entire way.  I was able to utilize both gym and pool therapy.  I’m happy that they were able to resolve my physical issues, but I’m going to miss seeing them.  They even gave me “homework” to help me stay healthy!I highly recommend S.A.L.T. to anyone that needs physical therapy!!!

This place is top notch & they are very knowledgeable. They have done amazing things for both of my sons.

Not very hands on. Don’t really listen. Typical physical therapy , got 2-3 people at a time . Their  pool is nice. Staff members are very friendly. The Edge is very hands on especially for former high level athletes.

This is my “go to” happy place during this time of quarantine. I suffer from fibromyalgia. Since it is a fairly recent diagnosis, I am still surprised by the variety of pain I feel every day. The therapists there understand this and make every effort to address those needs every time I go. The aqua therapy is amazing!  When I leave, I feel better physically, emotionally and mentally. Beautiful place + caring people = win win!  Give them a try!!!

Absolutely LOVE Dr. Anna Moore! She has aided major recovery and athletic gains in my personal running “career” and feeling MUCH better throughout the day. Through dry needling treatment, prescribed exercises (and doing them), analysis, etc. I’ve stayed healthy through marathon training and increased speed. Upon my initial treatment I was experiencing serious piriformis/ hamstring discomfort and that has almost all been alleviated.The entire Edge PT staff are all so welcoming, personable, caring and KNOWLEDGEABLE. Skilled and experts in the PT industry! Would recommend them to anyone wanting a better quality of life.

Paul was an absolute lifesaver!  He saved me from a very expensive mistake by uncovering a slew of hidden issues and concerns on a home I was looking to purchase.  Thanks to him I didn’t lose my shirt and I found the perfect home!  Would ALWAYS recommend hiring Paul to inspect your home, even on brand new construction!!

Paul was great! Very thorough and spoke with me by phone answering all my questions with kindness. Highly recommend!

Paul was professional, thorough, and easy to work with. I would definitely use Paul’s Home Inspection Service again if the need arises. If you need a home inspection and want someone who is not just there for the cash, Paul Collucci is your guy!

We are moving to Bossier City and could not physically be there with Paul as he preformed the home inspection.  He was extremely thorough in his inspection.  He was professional and talked through each of the home inspection points with us, even going back to the house a second time to double check something.  We can not recommend him highly enough. Without a doubt, he is the most exceptional home inspector we have ever worked with.

As a teenager in 1977, I experienced a debilitating motorcycle accident, which left me with chronic pain and mobility issues. Despite that, after a long healing process, I was able to do many physical things in my life. As my difficulties increased, I did grow into an increasingly sedentary lifestyle. I also have a strong family history of cardiac disease. In my early 40s, I had a heart attack which required bypass repair.I found myself unable to consistently and effectively perform my cardiac rehab workouts. This led me to seek medical assistance. Around 2010 I was referred to an excellent pain specialist who helped me find a balance of medications which would allow me to perform needed tasks without compromising my overall health. It was devastating to me when my doctor died suddenly in 2015. The entire area of pain management was going through a lot of changes at this time, as it continues to. Because I was self-pay (no insurance and too young for Medicare) I had a difficult time getting accepted by another physician.When I did get set up with Dr. Tanga, it proved to be a rewarding physician-patient relationship. We were able to establish realistic objectives based on needs which have evolved over time. I became the primary caregiver during the last years of my parents’ lives. My mother died in 2012. I was caring for my father during the time that Dr. Tanga was my physician. During the years that he treated me, Dr. Tanga took a personal interest in the circumstances of my life and that of my father. Our conversations were often centered on how best to utilize pain management to allow me to fulfill the requirements of my life and to be as comfortable as possible. My wife died in 2015. After seeing me flounder emotionally for quite a while, Dr. Tanga encouraged me to seek mental health assistance. This process turned out to be long, often painful, and ultimately rewarding. Besides his interest in my welfare, Dr. Tanga stayed in the loop with my mental health care as well as my other physicians. As he described it to me, pain issues affect and are affected by every aspect of a person’s life. I know that it has been the case for me. In addition to the potential benefits, the medications involved usually have side effects and the addictive properties are always a concern. Finding and maintaining the best balance is ideally a team effort between patient, physician and support staff. That was my experience with Dr. Tanga. When it became obvious that my father would not live much longer and that my needs would be changing, Dr. Tanga worked with me to taper down the dosages of my medicines in preparation for transitioning out of pain management. Even after I left his practice, he called several times to check on my progress.I never expected pain management to make me pain free, and it did not. It did give me a level of functionality that would have otherwise been unavailable to me. I am grateful for the extra decade of mobility that it gave me. These days I get around a lot slower, but my need to move faster is much less.

Dr Tanga has agreed to help me when I am at a very difficult time. God bless. Thank you

Lovely place just started my niece loves it. She can’t wait to make more of her time of dance. She enjoys every bit of dancing.

Melody sweet physical therapist told me about this place, so I decided to try them out. So Samantha is my Therapist and she is so helpful,  kind, caring. She explain everything and also told me about and app. I highly recommend this place. Also all of the staff is amazing very kind and helpful as well. So, if you need therapy don’t hesitate to call them.

I’d give no stars if I could! This place is a hell-hole of death! Do not leave any family member or friend at this deathtrap.I brought my father out of this place in May 2020 after three months there, against all of their suggestions, as they wanted to transfer my father to a skilled nursing facility. I am so glad that I demanded that he will be transported home and nursed back to health by home health and competent physicians.Thank God, my father made the four-hour transport to my home. After less than 24-hours in my care, I called Paramedics to take him to the Emergency Room at the hospital in my city.My dad who walked into Willis Knighton Pierremont ER, sent to long-term acute care on the 8th floor five days later, and then released three months later, was in horrible shape, with his infected skin trying to kill him.The Houston wound care doctor documented thirteen (13) wounds, some unstageable or at Stage 4, and contractures beyond 90-degree angles. You could tell the LifeCare (or PAM) staff had left my father in fetal position on his left side to die. No one thought the family would ever see the gross negligence of this facility as it planned to send him to skilled nursing with no one seeing the evidence.The case manager Marcy committed fraud by writing up his home health orders with Stage 1 pressure ulcers, so much that when the Houston home health agent read Shreveport LifeCare’s description of my father’s physical condition and compared it to Houston hospital’s physical condition report, they commented that “We could only go by what LifeCare wrote in its orders, which obviously was false information.”To date, my father has only one wound left that is almost healed. His contractures are almost gone. Look at it this way – My father got 13 wounds in 3 months at LifeCare, and my father has gotten 0 wounds in 18 months in my care…My father was not in LifeCare for Covid-19; he was in there to fight MRSA which he got during his Pacemaker insertion surgery. However, he got caught in the No-Visitation at facilities because of Covid, and it created the Perfect Storm for gross negligance at LifeCare.The infectious disease doctors who serve this LifeCare probably never even looked at my father. They never contacted us. They never wrote any notes on his file except “comfort care” and being Covid-overwhelmed is no excuse for these doctors giving permission for negligence.The internal medicine Dr Wen Liu and assistant Misty are a joke, and they will be reviewed elsewhere. The only time they showed any interest was in May when I said I was not sending my father to skilled nursing. Then they jumped into action to cover up neglect and try to talk me out of caring for him in my home. All of a sudden, Misty could FaceTime with me – wow – and was determined to try to show my father was way too sick and it would be too overwhelming. What a joke she was!And the only reason internal med Dr. Liu agreed to send my father to WK, just one floor below, so the cardiologist could see if Dad was a candidate to remove the Pacemaker with MRSA was only because the Houston Cardiac Electrophysiologist personally called me and said “Get that Pacemaker out of your father. It’s killing him. Tell them to bring a Cardiac EP in, and he will immediately know what to do.”Well, I practically jumped up and down to get this done. Guess what – the Shreveport Cardiac EP did know what to do – he took the MRSA contaminated Pacemaker out and inserted a Micra Pacemaker into my father. The Cardiac EP down here said my father was a good candidate for removal, yet the infectious disease doctors at LifeCare kept writing ‘not a good candidate’ in his files that the Shreveport cardiologists could not get permission to see my father themselves. WITHOUT my demanding to Dr. Liu to Get it done! Send him to the 7th floor!I won’t go into the staff who like to play games with us when we tried to get information on our father. One night they say “You need a password.” “Next night, they say “You’re not listed as one of his children.” Then if they did relay info, you could tell they were just reading out of a file.Once in a blue moon, we would get an angel nurse who took the time to let Dad talk to us on the phone or she’d tell us what he’d been talking about to her, and we knew he was of sound mind by just his conversations.When I was bringing him home, the new shift nurses did not know I was staying in his room because he would be leaving with me the next day. I never saw the morning nurse until I finally called the nurses station at 9:00am, asking where the nurse was – where are my father’s meds, why is my father still laying in his urine and feces with the wounds dressings soaked and exposed to the urine and feces. Boy – the nurse came running when she heard my voice, in fact, three nurses ran in the room. Then the charge nurse came, then idiot Marcy case manager.  Hey – I guess I got someone’s attention – caught the negligence red-handed…