Yes, I'm employed by Virtua, but they truly are an overall stellar organization!…read more I've been both behind the scenes as an employee and behind the table as a patient. This location is housed in the large Renaissance Square and it's a very pretty office; the suite is a decent size as well. Fabulous therapists, clean equipment, and appointments are surprisingly plentiful. My son also had PT for when his clavicle was broken in his gym class :( They got him whole again and more confident in his arm/shoulder use.

I waited 4 months to get in to aquatic therapy and I'm so happy that I did. Cheryl at the…read moreMoorestown location is amazing. She is knowledgable, caring, and took the time to developed a care plan that was specific to my medical needs, even "inventing" new exercises to assist in my recovery. I've been to many other PT groups and Cheryl is by far the best therapist I've seen.

The new Ivy Rehab facility in Marlton, NJ did a great job preparing me,both before and after, my…read morehip replacement surgery. This new facility offers a convenient location, a very friendly environment, and is extremely clean and comfortable. The care that I received during my physical therapy sessions was great! Joe Kember and his staff are terrific.... If you are in need of any type of physical therapy I would highly recommend this location and Physical Therapist Joe Kember.

From the owner: The highly skilled clinicians at Ivy Rehab, located at 63 E Rte 70 in Marlton are here to help you…read moreget back to feeling your best again! Ivy Rehab is a rapidly growing network of physical & occupational therapy clinics dedicated to providing exceptional care and personalized treatment to get patients feeling better, faster. We have over 10,000 online reviews with an average score of 4.9 out of 5 stars. We have many convenient locations in NJ and offer a wide range of treatments and programs to suit your needs, including virtual telehealth appointments and in-home therapy services. Give us a call to see how the friendly team at your local Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy in Marlton can help you today!

I spent a lot of time providing information about my medical insurance and setting up an…read moreappointment for lab work to be done here. I have good insurance (Aetna) and nothing was said to me that it would be a problem but when I walked in, the receptionist was RUDE and blunt. She didn't say good morning and said "do you have insurance?" whereby I handed my card only to be denied (and not kindly). I explained to her that all my information was taken and accepted over the phone but she didn't seem to care. I am a Virtua employee (A nurse with a MSN) and feel this person should NOT be the first person that you meet when coming to this lab. She definitely started my day in a negative way and should be told to be nicer to people when they enter the facility. NS

This is the best physical therapy I have found. They are always on time, evaluate and treat the…read morecorrect areas. I was told I needed surgery for my rotator cuff with a 6 month recovery I got a second opinion and they said to do the PT for a while and see if I did better. I went from screaming daily to almost total recovery in 6 wks. Thank you Dave and your team.

I had my left hip replaced 3/11/25, left knee replaced 6/3/25 and right knee replaced 9/2/25 and…read moreall resulted in positive outcomes. I chose Restore Physical Therapy for my pre-hab and rehab and they were responsible for helping me to successfully recover from these nasty surgeries. Melody, at the front desk, was always pleasant and very accommodating when scheduling appointments. All of the physical therapists were very pleasant and really seemed to care about the patients they were taking care of. My physical therapist, Dr. Brooke Nolan, took great care of me and was always very encouraging even if I was having a down day. If I ever have any more surgery and and if I need physical therapy I will look forward to returning to Restore PT.

My son has gotten the best care from Ken at 3D physical therapy. The facility is clean, convenient…read moreright near the DMV in Medford, and most importantly the staff is knowledgeable, friendly, and so accommodating for all special requests. Ken delivers such a personalized approach and has a clear plan to help his patients. From our first session he pinpointed my son's issue and clearly explained a course of action with enthusiasm. My son was actually excited to exercise and rehab from his injury! I can't recommend this place (and Ken) enough - from elbows to hips!

I have used their therapy off and on for years and Sean king is great and years ago liz young king…read morehelped me tremendously.

This is the best rehab therapy that I've ever been to Scott Becker is an amazing physical therapist…read morewho has me walking 40 feet. When I first got there I hadn't walked in 4 years. The front office is fantastic. Jeanna Mariz is extremely helpful. The facility is top notch. I'm so grateful that Dr Jason Pan referred me here. If you're looking for rehab go here

From the owner: Penn Therapy & Fitness is an outpatient physical therapy clinic with high regards for clinical…read moreexcellence and our commitment to maximizing our patients' outcomes, delivering compassionate care and being a national leader in the use of innovative rehabilitation technologies. It takes a dedicated, skilled and educated staff to maintain these high standards of care.

I write to recommend The Training Room for its outstanding physical therapy services. I suffered a…read moresignificant hamstring injury while playing tennis. My therapist Daniel Moeller, through a collaborative approach, developed an individualized plan that helped me to regain full mobility. Beyond regaining mobility he helped me develop a program to prevent future injury and return fully to tennis and other sports activity. I will certainly return for any future needs.

Great therapists that really care! I've been there off and on for years and they always doom their…read morebest.

**Update posted at the end**…read more I am not a patient of NovaCare but my husband is...or was, until this happened. To start, my husband was injured at work and referred to NovaCare for a spinal and shoulder injury. He had always kept his appointments with the exception of one or two because he was in so much pain and couldn't fathom the thought of being "worked on". He was due to have surgery on May 15th. Prior to this he went to NovaCare for one of his appointments and learned they would not treat him because it appeared he had pink eye. (the surgery ultimately was also cancelled for this reason). That was the ONLY time they have ever turned him away from an appointment. He was ordered right after the accident not to drive. Therefore, I have driven him to all his appts. After the very first appt, he came out smelling of "alcohol". I said something like, "oh God, what's that smell??" We could only conclude it was the hand sanitizer he used as soon as he walked in the building....THEIR hand sanitizer. With the pink eye cleared up, he set up more physical therapy appointments while he waited for his new surgery date. Then his lawyer called and notified him, that he received a letter from workers comp insurance, that per NovaCare my husband often came to therapy smelling of alcohol and "acting drunk". The letter went on to say that he had been turned away from several appointments because of this and if this behavior continued, it would affect his workers comp claim. My husband and I are two weeks shy or our 31st wedding anniversary. In this time, I have seen him drink maybe twice. The last time being when our daughter graduated in 2013. Alcohol does not sit well with him and he suffers excruciating migraines with even a small amount. As I witnessed years ago and has always been known. There's no question if he'll drink. It's always an astounding, NO. I, at this time, without thinking too hard, can contact 20 people that have known him for a decade or more and can vouch that he NEVER drinks. This claim is not only untrue but it is defamatory and hurtful. This is in his charts, medical records, and now, who knows, may impede the outcome of his workers comp claim. I think everyone needs to be aware they are engaging in this practice of making up untruths about people. Who knows what else they've said about anyone else. And who knows why they're doing this. Its sickening. I can't imagine hearing these claims about myself knowing there is absolutely no truth to them. He has canceled all the appts that he set up earlier this week and will never go back. He does not recommend this business to anyone. Beware. ***Update- I posted this review on several forums, including, but not limited to, Google and Yelp. Not until this morning did I post it on NovaCare's Facebook page. Not long after the Facebook review a manager or supervisor (my husband did not get her title) called to speak to my husband. She, in a round about way, without taking full responsibility, apologized and said it was a miscommunication. She went on to say that the claim that was made was that my husband had a faint smell of alcohol on him. She insisted all other statements were exaggerated by the insurance adjuster handling his workers comp claim. She agreed that the hand sanitizer they used at all NovaCare locations does have a faint (or strong, depending on who is being asked) alcohol smell. My husband would also like everyone to be aware of the poor practices exhibited during his treatments. Practices that include the following- two therapists leaving my husband lying there in between exercises while they massaged each other. One therapists smelling "like a brewery", as if she had been out drinking all night before reporting to work. He also witnessed therapists sitting around while he was doing an exercise, talking about other patients. Including private information. The bottom line is, unless you want to be labeled an alcoholic, do not use their hand sanitizer. If you don't mind being a bystander to gossip, or being ignored while they massage each other, you may not mind going here.

In August 2022 I fell from a porch and dislocated my right shoulder, I thought that was it. I did…read moredislocate it, but also broke the coracoid process as well, super small bone that is a critical anchor for several tendons and ligaments. I also had a radial fracture in my right arm. I started PT about 1 1/2 months after my accident at NovaCare Medford, and this was the BEST decision I could've made. I have never left there in more pain than I walked in. I have had PT for other reasons in the past, but I have been shocked at my progress to be honest. My doctor has told me with very hard work I may possibly get back to about 70% range of motion after a year of PT. The staff at NovaCare have paid attention to everything I have said, but more importantly, how I look EVERY SINGLE time I am there. If they see a small wince (I thought I was hiding it) they ask me which part of the exercise is uncomfortable and they ALWAYS go to the EXACT spot that is giving me an issue and with some pressure/manipulation/stretch/traction I feel immediate relief. Some days I walk out and on the way to my car I lift my arm up in different motions and am amazed that I can do it. My doctor is astounded at my recovery due to the severity of my injuries, I am at 100% range of motion 6-7 month after my accident! Oh, the BEST part...I was having severe numbness and pain in my hand and arm so was also doing OT at NovaCare Medford. Both the OT and PTs said they didn't think it was my hand, arm or shoulder, but my neck. Not gonna lie, that had me confused. They convinced me to mention it to my shoulder doctor who set me up with a head/neck specialist in his office. Turns out I fractured my C5 in my accident. They knew it was related to my neck, but I wasn't having any neck issues, confusing right?! They gave me some exercises and now I have slight numbness once in awhile, and when that starts to happens, my fabulous PT team has given me ways to alleviate that as well! Did I mention I'm 53, overweight and out of shape to top it all off. Imagine not being able to use your dominant hand, arm or shoulder in any way. How do you wash your hair? Get on clothes, let alone a BRA? I could move my arm, MAYBE a couple of inches, if I was having a great day, from my body. How do you eat? Write? Type? The PTs at NovaCare Medford asked me about my job and what I do there. The exercises they implemented in my therapy were designed to help me with everyday functions as well as helping me with work. I will never be able to say thank you enough for the time, dedication and care I have received from every staff member at NovaCare Medford, but I'll try. THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

Dr Lana has worked with my daughter for a few months now. She has proven to be an invaluable…read moreresource in transforming her running style to be more efficient and much less painful for this year round athlete. Dr Lana listens to all concerns and adjusts to each athlete as they progress and she communicates directly with my daughter on a regular basis. I would highly recommend her. Mike Boyle

Dr. Lana provided physical therapy to my daughter who was experiencing knee pain. My daughter is…read morevery active and plays on a competitive travel soccer team. After seeing a pediatric orthopedic doctor, my daughter began seeing Dr Lana on a weekly basis for therapy. Under Dr. Lana's care, my daughter learned better techniques for running and was provided many exercises to help alleviate her pain. Dr. Lana was extremely professional and even checked in by phone weekly to see how my daughter's exercising at home was coming along. She truly cares for her patients. Dr. Lana always was very informative. My daughter's knee pain alleviated following her three month therapy treatments with Dr. Lana. I would highly recommend her!