InGym

"Seemed fine at first but then had no idea how to effectively work with my special needs son. Assigned inexperienced OT despite complicated needs. My requests/suggestions were ignored. Their response was to “ban” my son from coming back. Never even got a refund for prepaid services. Not the nurturing, experienced and supportive experience expected."

"**UPDATE** I inquired in August, they said they would look for openings, and then nothing. I GUESS THEY NEED YOU TO BABYSIT THEM AND HOUND THEM EVERY WEEK TO MAKE SURE THEY DIDN'T FORGET - CAN'T TRUST THEM TO REMEMBER ANYTHING. I waited 5 months before writing this and not ONCE did they reach out to let me know they were still looking, providing any updates, or even that they hadn't forgotten. **************************************** They have ignored scheduling my son for OT for 5 months and do not respond to inquiries. You need to call daily for months for them to remember to do anything, and then you just get ignored. Trusting them after an email and voicemail doesn't work- they will just forget about your kid. Sad, because previous experiences (returning client) were great. They let us down big time."

"Good experience with the owners who are willing to be change therapists if needed and be flexible with schedule needs. The facility is great!"

"Amazing, innovative fully-equipped special needs gym for children, teenagers who need a little extra help to enjoy PE. The owners, one of them used to work at Stanford Hospital, are experienced occupational therapists who espouse design thinking (see American Ninja!) principles in addressing the needs of each individual client. We especially love the meditation/sensory dome and rock climbing walls!"

"Amazing occupational therapy gym for kids up to age 18. Obstacle courses, rock wall, ski simulators, sensory dome, after school classes and more. Amazing OTs Myron and Tannia make it feel like a home away from home!"