Over the years I have been referred to a number of physical therapy practices: ati, umich,…read moreprobility....none of these come close to being as effective as Plymouth Ann Arbor in general, and, for me, Aaron in particular ( although kudos to Em and Bri as well). I have had balance problems for years which have almost been totally ameliorated. Now, we are also focusing on strength to maintain what has been gained. I recommend PPTS without reservation. Also, what deserves mention is that, unlike practices where no one talks to one another - the atmosphere is warm and welcoming.

Plymouth Physical Therapy in Ann Arbor has great staff that are friendly, knowledgeable and…read moresupportive. They are also easy to schedule with for some services that are hard to find at other clinics like pelvic health pt and dry needling.

Danielle at reception is one of the best, most incredible people I've worked with in the medical…read morefield. She makes the entire process of pelvic floor therapy comfortable and easy. Staff is very warm and welcoming. Would recommend to anyone!!

physical therapy for forearm tendonitis seemed a bit of a strectch but out of desperation, I tried…read moreit. It did not help. Somewhat of a clubby atmosphere with one of the owners doing some half-hearted massage on my arm while watching TV. At $120 per service, I questioned this approach. Nice guy but young and glib. Great snacks at the snack bar.

It's always daunting to go to physical therapy. You're tired, you're in pain, and you really don't…read morewant to be at yet another medical profession to be poked, prodded, and bossed around. So, you can imagine how pleased I was when the elevator doors opened on a beautifully comfortable reception area with plush chairs, free granola bars and gatorade, and friendly staff members. The physical therapists and assistants are professional, knowledgeable, and kind. They understand that this isn't fun, and they make a point of remembering your name, your struggles, and even what you talked about last time you were there. If you're looking for a place to help you get back on your feet (or hands, or back), look no further than Probility. They're worth it!

Our entire family goes here! I've been here several times and love the staff. They always take me…read moreto a place where I can continue on my own. They handle things very professionally and understand all the rabbit trails that are a part of therapy. They used to remind me when my rib cage was hurting and my therapy was for my ankle, that it's all connected. I always felt so much better, taken seriously.

I just finished PT at Probility Clark Rd and am so thankful. Everyone is treated with friendly,…read morerespectful, qualified care. Not only did they help my shoulder heal but the exercises have improved my posture in just a month. They gave me clear instructions on self-care needed at home. I have been hump backed for a few years but now stand tall again. What a pleasant surprise. Thank you to the staff, especially Katie

I went here for a neck issue that has been bothering me for some time. I filled out paperwork and…read morethe Therapist called me in. He asked me questions and then took me through some routines to figure out why I was having the issue. He was very knowledgeable and gave me a plan to address the nerve issue. This was an easy, friendly environment. I learned about what the issue was and got a plan. The assistance was appreciated.

Every one is a professional at this office. I have been treated with utmost respect. I would like…read moreto thank the following for assist in relieving my pain: Candice Ashley Hanna Faith Gordon Thanks for your personal attention.

The staff was friendly and I had no problems with scheduling. Most of my therapy was with Ryan and…read moreChad. They helped me so much and made sure I understood what to do at home after therapy was over.

I have an appointment next week with Lisa at Healing In Motion in Dixboro. I'm going to have to…read moredrive there... Let's hope no other driver does some sudden movement because I'm not sure I'll be able to put the brake on quickly enough to stop in time. I went to this conventional physical therapy practice because of an old injury to my S/I joint and pain in my foot and leg. Georges, a man who received osteopathic training in Europe, works in the US not as a physician but as a physical therapist because his training in Europe didn't translate into a medical degree in the US. I went in with pain that was significant and intermittent. I now have some of the worst pain I have ever had from this old injury, and new pain to where I cannot drive. St. Joe's physical therapy is in the Michigan Orthopedic Center's building next to the Women's Center on the St. Joe Hospital campus. I was to receive 6 weeks of biweekly sessions from Georges for my S/I joint (which leaves me torqued with a functionally short leg and a pain level that was rising to about a 7, sometimes an 8). I am severely obese, and I got the immediate impression that Georges wasn't so happy to have to treat me. In addition, I got the feeling that he is pretty unhappy that he's not a doctor but a p.t. And this was before I knew he had training to be an osteopathic physician in Europe. He is in his 40s, I think. Frankly, I think he once had a scientific interest in how the body works and how to help people achieve optimum functioning. But now, the impression he left me with is that he is just going through the motions. For example, my pelvis is very tender and every time he went to work I would cringe from the surface pain. He spent no time thinking about what he could do to make it possible to work on me. I used to do similar work, and when I had trouble getting around a client's pain that was interfering with the work, I would figure out different ways to approach. I waited for Georges to do that but he just backed off and put me on electrical stimulation. I had to suggest that he do the ES before he worked on me the next time to see if I was less sensitive afterwards. In addition, he didn't do any physical assessment (such as checking to see how short my leg actually is) in order to have a baseline to compare with post-treatment. But those aren't the main problems. Georges was supposed to do a six-week series. He gave me two treatments the first week, then went on a two-week vacation! If I'd known this ahead of time, I would have waited to begin treatment after his vacation. I'm not sure the appointment scheduler was aware of his impending vacation when I made the appointments. After the second treatment, I felt slightly better for three days and then on the fourth day developed severe pain which worsened throughout the week. I have had to stop driving because I couldn't lift my right leg quickly enough to put on the brake. I do water jogging but now I can't even make it down one length of the pool without stumbling or gasping from pain. I returned to St. Joe's for work on my foot with a different physical therapist, named Rajiv. When I came in with another scrip from my Internist for help with the pain in my left leg (this is an older pain that was at a pain level of 4-5), he refused to help with that pain saying it was coming from the work Georges had done on me the week before. (I'd had this pain before coming to p.t., it had just elevated.) The second session that week, I insisted he do something for the right leg pain and the other increase in pain. He had one of his staff do electrical stimulation on my pelvis and then did a bit of pressing on my low back. That was it. I am left with having to take more pain meds than I have ever taken. I have to hire transportation in order to get to the pool and the grocery. I had been to several physical therapists in the past, and I've never had treatment that made me have this much more constant pain. If you go to this business, you will probably receive adequate care. Just be sure to be smart about it and ask a lot of questions and demand better treatment. I think I would recommend someone obese find somewhere else to go.

Came here for a second opinion and was very happy with the service and quality of care. The front…read moredesk staff were nice and didn't have is waiting long. The doctor took her time with us and I would recommend this office.

I turned to Michigan Medicine because I needed an answer. Not just any answer or the one you wanted…read moreto give me, but the right answer -- the one is going to provide insight and a path forward to relief, recovery and restoration.