Have to update this after attending another PT establishment of the same price point. The PTs here…read moreare great and very knowledgeable, but I feel that the amenities/overall experience is not as good. Examples below. - Scheduling/Booking: At other PT establishments, I had no trouble booking online. Here, I'm unable to change my appointments online. I have to call (don't always get an answer) or text a number and coordinate with someone back and forth. Compared to online booking, this takes much longer and is overall less convenient. - Take home exercises: Here, my PT will text/airdrop me videos of my exercises and verbally give me sets and reps. After my sessions, this requires me to take notes of my own sessions and dig through my camera roll to find my exercises. At other PT establishments, my PT would update my routine online after every session. Their online platform let me see videos, and had notes regarding weights/sets/reps. Same concept, but I found that other establishments fostered a better client/patient experience by doing a bit more work in the back end. I'll reiterate that the PTs I've worked with here are excellent, their quality of care and expertise during the sessions is great. However, I do think other establishments with similar price points have shown more care for client/patient experience outside of the sessions, with easier scheduling and more efficient ways to access your care. Ultimately, this place is in a very central location for me, which beats out that of other establishments. I just hope to see some improvement in the areas not related to location and quality of care during sessions.

Best in LA. I've been seeing Vince for PT for a couple of months now after a debilitating neck…read moreinjury. I took a leap of faith and bought a package of sessions as a last resort after seeing chiropractors and massage therapists. After the assessment, Vince told me that I had been using my neck muscles for all the wrong things and that this had been going on for a long time. He taught me how to strengthen the correct ones, starting with just being able to feel them. I did the exercises daily (with videos he sends me after sessions) and my neck is 95% better after a couple of months and now I'm excited to keep going and see what else in my body could improve. It's amazing how skilled everyone there is. I tell everyone about Dang PT and Vince and I'm so grateful for what they've given me.

I've been to a lot of physical therapists over the years, and Mike is hands down the best I've ever…read moreworked with. He's extremely bright, friendly, and truly understands how to make therapy functional and tailored to real-world movement.   From day one, he took the time to explain what was going on with my injury, why certain exercises mattered, and how to progress safely without setbacks. He's encouraging without being pushy, and he strikes the perfect balance between challenging you and keeping things realistic. I've made more progress with him in a short period of time than I have with any other PT. If you want someone who actually listens, knows what they're doing, and genuinely cares about your recovery. Highly recommend.

I fractured my fibula playing soccer and after I got my boot out, I was referred directly to the…read morelab; and I can't recommend them enough. Every member of this staff is caring, talented, and know what they are doing. People with all sorts of injuries, ages, and fitness levels were treated with dignity, respect, and care during my months I spent getting back to my level of soccer. I've always been somebody who hates going to the doctor and dentist, I actually feared going to PT, but the professionalism of this team allayed this right away. Hopefully, I never have another injury, but if I do, I know where my first appt will be.

After an extensive search for a specialized hip and knee orthopedic joint replacement surgeon, Dr…read moreNathanael David Heckmann surpassed my expectations. Dr. Nathanael David Heckmann takes time to answer your questions. He is professional, highly skilled, excellent bedside manners, very knowledgable and scholarly( has published over 298 medical research papers) yet he is humble, kind and compassionate. Other doctors gave me gel injections that weaken my body for over a year, tried to sell me expensive stem cells and PRP and they told me I could not have surgery because I was too young. Dr. Nathanael David Heckmann gave me hope and will be doing my surgery.

Excellent surgeon, his ortho team is like a well oiled machine. Trust-worthy, skillful,…read moreprofessional, and over kind and so smart but down to earth. It's more than I had hoped for, such a blessing to have this surgeon be recommended by Dr. Omid, a fellow ortho surgeon. Dr. Heckmann is attentive, fir instance, he's even responded to my emails over the weekend to answer my questions& concerns-that was exceedingly unexpected. Top-notch. no wonder USC's ortho dept made it in the top ranking scores in the US News & World report!

I got surgery through this clinic a few weeks ago, and I was trying to ask for physician…read moreinformation and signature in order to apply for disability so I asked the lady at the front desk and she told me they charge a fee. I told her that CA legislation specifically denotes that healthcare providers may not charge fees for filling out forms or providing information in regards to applying for public benefit programs, which includes disability. She acted like I was stupid and kept repeating, "We're a private clinic, so we can." I asked her to clarify what the difference was whether they were private or not, because the legislation does not make any differentiation as to whether or not it applies to private clinics. It says healthcare providers, full stop. She literally just repeated the same sentence to everything I asked in a derisive voice, which doesn't answer my question whatsoever. I'm attaching screenshots of the govt. website that denotes the specific article I'm referencing. Without this information, I'd be unable to apply for disability so I was forced into paying for it, but it was really a disgusting interaction with an employee who clearly doesn't know enough to explain why they're charging when the law specifically states they should not. If there is somehow a loophole that allows them to, then the staff should be well informed and willing to explain why this is something they're able to do. If they don't know, they should be asking someone who does. Regardless, the way this looks to me is they don't even know the exact legislature and are just ripping people off for information they're legally entitled to - for free - in order to apply for public services. Had she at least been pleasant, I don't think I'd be as upset. But repeating the same sentence as if I'm an idiot doesn't answer my questions, and I heard you the first time. I'll be looking into legal counsel to verify whether or not they truly are legally allowed to charge people just because they're a "private clinic," since their uneducated and rude employees clearly cannot explain why.

Excellent I came in for a broken arm which required surgery. My doctor was fast, accurate and…read morehonest about the procedures and process. Good info after the surgery for shoulder replacement. The office staff was very helpful and kept me updated on surgery schedule and follow up appts.

Dr. Rachel Labvre is likely one of the best and the brightest hand surgeons in her field. Before…read moreyou decide on a cuorse of treatment for any hand issues, please consider meeting with Dr. Lafebvre first. She continues to earn the respect, not only of her peers, but of the many people she has successfully treated, across the country. I am one of those people. Don't let her kind demeanor and youthful appearance fool you. Dr. Lafebvre is a titan in her field. I met with Dr. Lafebvre to discuss an ongoing and rapidly escalating pain in my hand. I had been dealing with this issue for at least 4 years. I met with other doctors and none of them were able to diagnose it properly. I was told it was probably a carpal tunnel issue, though i did not test well enough to prove a surgery was necessary. I was then told it might be arthritis. I was later told it was either residual pain from sleeping wrong or I was develooping neuropathy. Basically, all the dctors I'd seen were not listening to me and they all got it wrong. I was going through waves of pain that were excruciating, like my hand was being smashed in a vice. Some periods of time, the pain would disappear and I'd go on with life as if nothing happened. It was a strange phenomenon. Dr. Lafbvre met with me briefly for the first time. She asked me a few questions and immediately ordered an MRI. I had my MRI that day. The next day, she called to tell me the MRI confirmed her suspicions that I had an infection deep in my hand. It could have hung out in my hand for years, and just subsided when I took antibiotics for other issues. Although she is a very popular doctor and overbooked, at that, she scheduled me for surgery that week - three days after my initial visit! The infection turned out to be a bit more complex and detailed than expxected, but Dr. Lafebvre was extremely successful in removing the infection. She made such fine incisions that only 4 weeks out of surgery, my incisions are smooth and rapidly fading! I can bet the incisions will hardly be noticeable in a few more months - and these were pretty long incisions on the top and bottom part of my hand and wrist! Dr. Lafebvre is so invested in my care that she meets with me weekly to check the status of my hand. She is continues to observe and analyze the cultures taken from surgery, far beyond what is considered to be medically necessary. She chooses to err on the side of conservative, continuing to study the cultures, because of the atypical nature of this infection. I can tell her goal is to put my mind at ease, knowing that we've completely eliminated the infection. It is so comforting to have faith and confidence that your doctor is not ony extremely capable but personally invested in doing their absolute best work to make you whole again. I am so grateful to Dr. Lafbvre. After the 4 year nightmare of being handed over from one doctor to another who took very little interest in addressing my issue, Dr. Lafebvre dove into my case within seconds of meeting, and repaired me all within a week. She fully invested herself in my case. I had maybe two days of downtime after surgery, at most. I am looking at close to nothing for a scar. Most importantly, I have my full range of motion back and no pain!!! Don't waste your time with surgeons that make you feel uncomfortable in any way. Trust your gut. Go to see Dr; Lafbrve. She is in a league above the rest and her work is proof of the heart she puts into treating every one of her patients.

Medvis is an excellent climbing trainer. He will push you really hard and it will be 100% worth it…read more He pays attention to detail in your climbing and can point out things you would have never realized you were doing wrong. You learn to think about the physics of your body and translate that into optimizing technique and planning. Also, while Medvis is a serious coach, he's also a very nice person. I've been doing his at-home tension workouts during quarantine and they are SO intense. I've seen huge improvements in my strength and balance/stability. I've been climbing for around 4.5 years and I'm looking forward to seeing how these targeted workouts help my climbing, once the gyms open back up. I highly recommend training with Climbing Machines!!

Training with Medvis has taken my climbing and my general fitness to the next level! He has such a…read morethoughtful approach to improving climbing technique and is also a wonderful personal trainer for anyone looking to make strength gains. I had never worked with a trainer before (or even lifted weights!) so I felt like I had no clue how to start. Working with Medvis was the best choice I could've made. He is incredibly patient and motivational without being aggressive or overly demanding. If you're new to climbing, start working with him ASAP so you don't fear overhangs and create bad habits. If you're an experienced climber, he'll point out the habits that are holding you back from climbing as efficiently as possible. Seriously can't recommend him highly enough! Thanks for everything Medvis.

Dr. Levy is honestly the doctor you see when nothing else has worked. I had these chronic calf…read morepains for over 10 years. It was to the point where I felt like my calves were bursting and couldn't really wear pants. I saw a neurologist, vein, cardiologist, and even went to physical therapist and did every exam under the moon and no one could figure my pain out. I got the point where I threw so much money at doing all sorts of exams, I really had nothing to lose by visiting a chiropractor to help manage my pain. BEST DECISION EVER. After a session with Dr Levy, the pain started to subside. After a few sessions, the pain was subsiding in longer time increments. Now, I have general relief. No more calf pain after long-haul flights, and I don't have the kind of activity restrictions I used to anymore. I can go on long-haul flights knowing my calves won't kill me and can sit for longer periods of time without worrying about my legs swelling up. Dr Levy does more than just back adjustments. She uses east Asian medicine to provide a holistic treatment (she uses gua sha/lymphatic drainage techniques specifically on me) and really works with your insurance to make sure you are taken care of. She also recommended really high quality supplements and magnesium creams and honestly, they have been helping me maintain my calf inflammation in between sessions. Highly recommend Dr. Levy. Who knew a chiropractor would be able to fix my calf pain?

AMAZING! I waited over 6 weeks to see Dr. Levy and it was so worth it!! I have been having upper…read moreback and shoulder pain since working from home. I have been looking for a chiropractor who would do more than just an adjustment. Dr. Levy in one visit be able to find, address and relieve the pain. I have my next 2 visits scheduled out already. Her schedule is busy but it's worth the wait. The office was clean and nice. Convenient to find. I'm a local to dtla so I walked there.

Phenomenal. Rainmaker in various areas of orthopedic surgery. Meticulous. He is a caring,…read morecompassionate person and at the top of his game. He is a prominent Orthopedic Surgeon, recognized nationally for his expertise. I highly recommend him for hand, arm, elbow and shoulder injuries.

I searched for "the best" surgeon for my shoulder replacement, driving to East LA then Pasadena…read morefrom Santa Barbara to see him (2.5 hours in traffic.) I am a knowledgeable medical consumer, and I was impressed by both his long experience and manner. However, my shoulder replacement is one of his failures and I am left with 30% use of my arm. Even Dr. I said "I am sorry you were part of my learning curve." I WENT TO HIM BECAUSE OF HIS EXPERIENCE! It turns out he didn't realize the prosthesis was too large, which he only discovered during surgery number 2 to correct what he thought was a tendon rubbing against the implant. By then it was too late. I recovered from that surgery only to find that I still have poor ROM and constant pain. What still bothers me is how he could not know the implant was too large. Weren't he and his team supposed to plan out the surgery using information from the CAT scan to avoid such an occurrence? It took 11 months of repeated agonizing weeks during which I could not drive, care for myself, or even cut my own food before he decided to operate again. That was 7 months ago and I know now I will forever be in pain and have limited motion as a result of the shoulder replacement. I only discovered this when I finally sought another surgeon's input and upon viewing my x-rays, he was able to explain why I continue to have pain and poor use of my arm. Oh, and I also have tingling in my fingers since surgery #1. I can barely type. And I'm a writer. As horrible as my surgical experience was, getting though to him or to his people and going for appointments was even worse. I'd wait days for a call back, which often was simply ignored. If he hadn't given me his cell phone number I never would have gotten through. I only texted him when I was in agony and he responded "your nerves are on fire." That was November. I had the second surgery in March. So you can see how slowly things progressed. Sure he's affable. And you can't argue with his resume. But I am not one of his wins. For the rest of my life, I will be crippled due to his failure.

My recent massage experience with Art was absolutely amazing. I walked in with shoulder dysfunction…read more& walked out pain-free with a flexible & totally functional shoulder. Art introduced me to his 3-point method of treatment. It's a unique counterintuitive approach utilizing precise applications of his personally designed tools. I am also a massage therapist & have never experienced anything like this in my 26 years of massage. Art's protocol does not require gorilla strength to apply and is rather painless to endure as a client. Kudos to Art for creating a remarkably successful healing technique!

Art is an absolute master of his craft and a born healer. I had severe pain from my back down to my…read morefingers. One hour later and I was well on the road to recovery. Thanks, Art!

There's always a 3-4 hours wait from checking in at Admitting to starting the procedure. We checked…read morein Admitting at 9:30am for an 11:30am procedure, but they didn't wheel her in the cath lab until 2pm. An 83 yr old patient is asked to not eat anything after midnight the day prior. It will be another 4-6 hours after the procedure before the patient can eat something. The pre-op nurse team also created a large bruise, knowing the patient is on blood thinner a few days prior to the procedure and can bruise easily. It's total negligent.

Absolutely great team and staff members. They are always so thorough and are always very…read moreinformative. A Dr.Fleischman and Dr.Han are absolutely amazing surgeons.