Kandyss Whiteman · Google · 6 Apr 2026
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Ratings are collected by outside services and may be combined — Clinicly rates no one.4.170 reviews · Google
Brooke Carter · Facebook · 27 Feb 2026
“DON’T GO HERE!!! They do not accommodate for patients with mental health struggles”
Xili Venture · Facebook · 27 Feb 2026
“unprofessional staff, lack of accountability”
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Michael Costanzo · Google · 8 Oct 2025
“I was at gfs, for nearly 3 months. Im so glad that this was where i ended up after my operation. All... the staff where and are, really awesome people. If there was any problem, it probably was me. The food actually was pretty good. It just ended up being repetitive. Again, staff are really good. Im not recovered yet. But they still are supporting me, months after my discharge. Thank you, gfs. For being there for me, for when I really needed it.”Read moreShow less
Braydon Martin · Google · 7 Oct 2025
“Me at the facility. I’ve Ben here for my stroke but I’m improving and its thanks to the staff all the nurses and Physio’s Trainers really care and give the best and push you to the same if your Considering coming here I say 100% do it”
Frieda George · Google · 24 Aug 2025
“I put 3 stars, because my appt. Is coming up on the 25th, I was reading the reviews, & I hope I have a good experience when I go there & put 5 stars, then.”
vanessa karikas · Google · 25 Apr 2025
“Had to go there for orthotic shoes. The team was SO kind. I was very emotional due to pain and they were so empathetic. Successful with my treatment. They have changed my life for the better!”
Israel Garcia · Google · 23 Apr 2025
“Terrible experience. The receptionist was shockingly rude and dismissive. Zero empathy or professionalism. They don’t care what you actually need, only what they want to provide. Completely disorganized and unhelpful. Avoid GF Strong if you value being treated with respect.”Read moreShow less
Joanna Jedrzejczyk · Google · 3 Jun 2024
“I would recommend the concussion clinic to anyone and everyone who has suffered a concussion, no matter how long you've had PCS (persistent concussion symptoms). While I've been seeking treatment with a concussion physiotherapist that is attending to more physical symptoms, I had no idea what support an OT could provide (and admit it's hard to sum up!), but I've found my time with Erin to be the most helpful in my recovery thus far (in combination with other therapies and my own pain education). Overall, Erin felt a bit like a life coach. She talked through all my challenges in returning to my regular life routines, identified areas of growth and support, helped me set goals, and worked on providing supports for how to reach those goals. Most of my goals revolved around setting healthier routines for better sleep, regular exercise habits, and managing brain breaks and breathing exercises in balance with my work schedule and desired increase in capacity to work. However, throughout this process, I feel like I've gained a better mindset and understanding of my health holistically and learned life skills that will support me beyond returning to my pre-injury state. I am so grateful for her compassion and empathetic nature and all the work she does. I think she's endlessly talented in her work. Kelsey at the office was also always quick to get back to me via email or the phone for scheduling or rescheduling appointments. As a side note, there seems to be a shortage of resources across all health sectors, so it did take me a couple months to get into the program after a referral, but this is not the fault of the staff. I hope they continue to get all the necessary funding to support their program (and grow it!) because it is life-changing. Lastly, one thing I would wish for is better promotion of this program. Despite various google searches, I never came across the concussion clinic until my lawyer mentioned it to me. I wish more doctors offices or physiotherapy clinics would be aware of the program and refer here, as I think I was 7-8 months into my PCS before learning about it.”Read moreShow less
Leila Yirgu · Google · 19 Jan 2024