This is the second time I have had to use physical therapy. First was from an injury and my care…read morewas tailored to my needs, and very compassionate. This time is after my knee replacement. Athletico was not on my list of preferred providers but I contacted them again and they accepted my insurance. Again, I have gotten first rate care and am recovering much quicker than I expected. If I ever need physical therapy again, I know who I will go to. A great staff at the Middletown location and the therapists are top notch. Thanks guys.

I was under the care Athletico Middletown for five months. I went from having difficulty with…read morewalking, standing, balance and endurance after a stroke. I have been helped immensely for the excellent staff at this location. There is always a trained person with you during your workout. I would recommend this facility and these persons for stroke therapy.

I was supposed to have an MRI at 6pm. luckily I had an MRI at Atrium before and knew where to go. i…read morearrived at 5:40,saw a kiosk that said "patient registration ". no one was working at any reception desk. I signed in at Kiosk. called 6404 at reception desk to see if any more info was needed, no one answered after it rang 10 times so I sat and waited. apparently the kiosk doesn't work, no one knew I was there until an MRI tech happened to walk out the door and see me sitting there at 6:20pm. pathetic service for the prices we're paying for healthcare.

Came in for unexpected diabetic emergency. Was dropping hubby off at airport and next thing I knew…read moreI was surrounded by medical people. I was so out of it I couldn't communicate and know if an of this was really. My glucose meter evidently is way off saying my blood sugar was 356 which is double the norm. But was 38 when admitted to ER which is dangerous level. I literally could have easily died. I didn't know where I was or what was going on. But they quickly helped save my life. No complaints at all. I've worked at hospitals all my adult life and it was very scary being on the other side.

Great place to do physical therapy! The quality care they give you is spectacular. I have been…read moreother places for PT and they by exceed my expectations. Got me back to a pain free life. You will not be disappointed!

Anyone involved in any time of athletic activity should go here. All the therapists here are DPTs…read moreand understand that your goal is to get back into your sport, and won't limit your body to "ideal" movements. You won't be told that it's bad to squat below parallel, or put your arms up past your shoulders. I've heard both of those statements from other places, unfortunately, no sport follows those movement patterns. They stay on top of current best practices in therapy, and do a great job of getting you out of there as soon as you're ready. If you're scheduled for 10 visits, but you've cleared all of their tests to graduate therapy in 7 visits, they won't waste your money making you come in another 3 times. I'll absolutely be back here should I get injured again.

I have been in pain over a month because my ankle, I see the doctor they do an x-ray say I might be…read moremissing cartridge, schedule an MRI two weeks later because of my insurance ok... whatever, do the MRI and get told o can't know the results til a week later and I can't know them over the phone...I just want to know what's wrong but I can't talk to anyone because every-time I call I get a call center and they get to tell me if it's worthy enough for a call back from the doctor

Dr. Shaw at Beacon Orthopedics in Fairfield, Ohio, seemed in a hurry or rushed the second he walked…read moreinto our exam room. We were there for a second opinion so he had allegedly already taken a look at the original x-ray. I also wanted to ask questions and point out something I saw on the x-ray. He never looked at it. He talked over me, loudly, had a smug attitude, and was extremely rude to me. He told me there was nothing wrong with my sons leg according to the x-ray, but, as I said, I was there for a second opinion. Children's Hospital took the x-ray, and put my son in a leg brace based on their findings. My son had a knee injury. The excruciating pain was not a constant, and of course my son was experiencing it while we were in the office. But it had returned after the brace, when he does activities, and it at times is so bad that my son cannot walk, that indicates there is still an issue. Dr. Shaw told me kids injure themselves and it's better in a day or two. I told him that this had been happening since April. He shrugged his shoulders. I asked what would he recommend doing? He said "Don't know." From a professional, I was really hoping to get some answer other than "maybe." Dr. Shaw's attitude toward me was that I wasted his time, I was inferior to him, and he nonchalantly dismissed any question that I had about healing my sons leg with a one worded answer such as "maybe." I wonder what it was about me that he was prejudiced against. I NEVER showed any disrespect even when he did, and I never showed any sigh of attitude. I just don't understand why he disliked me so much immediately that he didn't even care to try an assist my son. He should be embarrassed but his demeaning, narcissistic behavior lets me know that, he won't be. I wasn't looking to be coddled, I wasn't waiting for the answer I wanted, I just hoped and assumed he would be professional and give me guidance for my child.

We had the best experience with Aron and the staff at Drayer. We had a sports emergency with my 12…read moreyear old where his back tightened up and we are from out of town. I called at 5pm and they offered to see us right away! Aron was super knowledgeable and put us both at ease. But better than that he offered to us again at 7am. After just two sessions my son was 50% better and had almost full range of motion. He also taught him some stretches to do at home. I can't say enough about Aron. He is sincerely caring which is hard to find in medicine these days and incredibly competent . I would highly recommend this place for anyone looking for physical therapy. I just wish I lived closer!

They are very good and the late hours are very convenient. I have been a patient at Drayer 3 times…read moreand my granddaughter went there as well.

I have always had an active lifestyle. At age 42, I developed pain in the lumbar & sacrum regions…read more The pain worsened over the next year to where my lifestyle changed. I could no longer exercise or perform household tasks. I went to an ortho surgeon, who prescribed 18 PT sessions to strengthen my back/abdomen. The PT released me from therapy because I did not have a lack of strength in my back/abdomen and that my pain must come from elsewhere. So, I went to see a chiropractor and after adjustments, he told me a story. His wife had suffered from chronic back pain. As a doctor himself, he had done research and came across a pain management doctor in the area. He sent his wife to that doctor and after several treatments, she was pain free and had remained pain free to that date. That is how I came to meet Dr. Munir. I made an appointment at Southwest Ohio Pain Institute (SWOPI) and by this time, I was waking up around 3:00 AM in such pain that I could not fall back asleep. I had sleep deprivation and passed out during my first appointment. His staff was excellent and I felt like I was in the right place. This doctor was going to help me. Dr. Munir completed a physical exam and asked questions to understand what triggers the onset of my pain. After a series of evaluations, he informed me that he did not believe it was an issue with my spine, but rather an issue with muscle spasms pulling at my spine, resulting in both muscle & structural pain. Dr. Munir outlined a program, which included steroid shots, a low dose muscle relaxer and a series of stretches to be performed multiple times a day that would target underlying muscles not often reached through traditional stretching. After a few days of following his program, I experienced my first good night of sleep in close to a year. After about a month, I was experiencing about 50% relief, but I wanted to shoot for the stars and get back to my active lifestyle. Dr. Munir suggested adding red light therapy to my program. His studies had shown that when used in conjunction with steroid injections, the red light therapy (performed twice a week for 8 weeks) would add additional pain relief. And he was right, it did. Not 100%, but by that point my pain relief was about 85%. It was well worth the time and the investment. Again, not one to give up or settle for anything less than 100%, I tasked him with finding that additional 15% of pain relief that would allow me to sleep each and every night, perform household tasks and get back to exercising. Dr. Munir suggested radio frequency ablation (RFA) and thus we started on the evaluation process to determine where most of the pain stemmed from. We decided to treat my left side first - it was a rather simple 20 minute procedure, local anesthesia, performed in the office. I walked out and soon realized that my pain was gone. It was 100% gone on my left side with about a 95% improvement on my right side as well! I could immediately tell the difference in muscle tightness from my left side to my right side. I came back in a month to see Dr. Munir for treatment on my right side. By then my life had changed dramatically. I had been going to the gym, I had started running again and lifting weights. I was sleeping through the night - every night - and feeling rested in the morning. My physical state had improved and so had my emotional state. I was ecstatic with the results! I couldn't believe that I'd spent a year seeing different doctors (by the way, I also saw a neurologist, a rheumatologist and got a second opinion with another orthopedic surgeon) and Dr. Munir was only 5-minutes from my house. It has been several months now and I am 100% pain free. I am also free to pursue the things in life that bring me joy. Thank you, Dr. Munir, for taking the time to ask me thorough questions and for spending the time to properly evaluate my physical issues and for developing a treatment program that was unique to me. Thank you for sticking with me and for not brushing me off because there wasn't a glaringly obvious reason for the pain.

My doctor, Phillip Pham, is absolutely fantastic. He is genuine, remembers little things about…read moreyour life (I've been engaged sine Decemner), and he always thinks to ask me how planning is going. One slight caveat, he reminds me to quit smoking after every appointment- I've literally never smoked a day in my life. Tina, the front desk employee is fantastic, too. She is super friendly, remembers my name every time. Bravo!!

Took great care of me. Listened and had solutions for my pain - she went above and beyond. Great…read moreexperience. Thank you.

Bekah is great! Expert advice and personalized treatment for all pain. I hope to be healthy for a…read morewhile, but if not, this is the first place I'd call.

I had Physical Therapy with Patrick Murphy as my therapist…read more Not only is he a great physical therapist, he is a great human being. Both my wife and myself have seen him. She will be having knee surgery in the upcoming months, and she will be going back to him. We consider Patrick a friend.

From the owner: Since 1999, Hamilton Health Associates has been serving the residents of the Butler County area…read more They offer a range of specialty health services designed to get you back on your feet and feeling your best. Whether you need comprehensive chiropractic care, physical therapy, massage, or psychological support, Hamilton Health Associates has the provider you need to take charge of your health. The Hamilton Health team is dedicated to the empowerment and education of each client. They want you to find the solutions that work best for your body and your overall health, and they provide treatments ranging from mainstream, Western options to traditional and natural methods. No matter what brings you into their offices, be it a work injury, car accident injury, or new or longstanding health concern, you can be confident that you will be taking a proactive role in your healthcare.