Christopher Hayden, PT

everything i have to say is factual and seen with my own eyes from working within this practice. liz and chris hayden, the owners, have difficulty with communication, both with staff and patients. they allow the front desk staff to schedule patients past their insurance visit limit and continue to provide skill care to patients that have diagnosed chronic conditions, that show no sign of improvement. they are always adjusting the schedule from home and off office hours to accommodate friends or people who own a business and are completing projects at their home in Long Valley. they waive the cancellation fee, not based on circumstance but who the patient is, if there was a gap in the schedule from a cancellation the first question was always what patient was there previously, assuming that they could make a decision on whether to impose the cancel fee or not. behind the scenes, the owners wife Liz, is very particular, there’s a black line on the whole punch to make sure all papers are

He takes his time to listen carefully, then proceeds with treatment, explaining why he is doing a procedure and how it will help. Very knowledgeable and a nice personality.

North Jersey Professional Rehabilitation - Chris Hayden & Matt Kern I can't say enough. This is not your typical "big box" retailer with offices everywhere. This is more typical of you local "mom & pop" shop. The service (treatment) is very specialized and personal. They really do take an interest in you as a person. You are not just another client. What helped me make my decision was the call back from Liz after my surgery. Liz took an interest in my surgery and eventual rehabilitation. The first time I met Chris I felt incredibly comfortable with his demeanor, knowledge of surgical practices and procedures and a sincere interest in my recovery. I never once felt like I was going through the motions and may eventually recover. I had complicated shoulder surgery and have every confidence in a complete recovery. I would be remiss if I did not mention the auxiliary staff as well. Everyone acts as if they have a vested interest and contributes to the organizational duties.