I've been going to Ivy Rehab for a few weeks. Katie is magnificent. She has really taught me…read moreexercises to relieve my pain and suggested ongoing massages and using a Tens 7000 unit. I cannot be happier with the results, the kindness of all the workers at the Fenton Facility.

I have referred many of my patients here for developmental milestone delay and rehab and have heard…read moreso many wonderful things from my parents about heir interaction with staff and success with their child's progress. I met the owners who came to my clinic and was very impressed with their business plans and their personalities. Wonderful people!

I am an adult athlete and was having hip pain for about 2 months. I usually put off going to the…read moredoctor, but I was so glad I went to MSU Sports Med and saw Dr. Norris. His exam was thorough and he was very knowledgable about my ailment. He did a great job of explaining things to me. He had a resident physician assisting him and did a great job as a teacher as well.

I had sporadic low back pain for the past 25 years. When the pain flared up, it limited my…read moremobility. ORS helped me understand what my injury was (an inflamed joint and muscle) and how to strengthen the muscles around the problem area. Now the surrounding muscles are strong enough to support the inflamed area. I can now do activities that would give me a week's worth of pain and disablement without the resulting pain. ORS tailored an exercise routine for me to do at home. They supplied me with resistance bands. These allow me to do exercises anywhere...even when I'm traveling. The staff at ORS was friendly, encouraging, and helpful. I felt spoiled.

From the owner: Orthopaedic Rehab Specialists Physical Therapy in Lansing, MI offers expert physical therapy,…read moresports injury rehabilitation, and orthopedic care. Our licensed doctors of physical therapy create personalized treatment plans for post-surgical rehab, back pain, neck pain, joint pain, and chronic pain management. Using evidence-based therapy and advanced techniques, we help patients and athletes recover strength, improve mobility, reduce pain, and prevent future injuries. ORS Lansing-Gateway Lofts offers specialty treatment options including Shockwave therapy, Dry Needling, the Graston technique, Myofacial Decompression (Cupping), Lumbar Traction, and BFR (Blood Flow Restriction) therapy. ORS physical therapists have advanced certifications in vestibular treatment to help balance or inner-ear disorders, as well as TMD or TMJ treatments for jaw pain. The physical therapists at ORS Lansing-West Lansing serve Lansing, Michigan and the surrounding areas of Grand Ledge, East Lansing, Waverly, Dimondale, and DeWitt.

Depending on what kind of insurance you have, it might not be an option to go here. But if you have…read morechoices, I highly recommend U of M's Medsport clinic. I went here earlier this year to work on a repetitive strain injury in my shoulder, and they were fabulous. It's good for sports injuries, obviously, but they do a lot of work with children and older people and people like me, who need physical therapy unrelated to sports issues. The clinic is pretty easy to find once you get in the Domino's Farms complex, and parking is usually fine. The clinic itself is bright and modern, and the check in process is usually quick and easy, though expect to pay your co-pay before you get the therapy, and they prefer to be paid in cash. Sometimes early in the morning, the credit card machine isn't fired up yet. They'll assign you to one of 4 or 5 teams. You won't necessarily get the same physical therapist every time you visit, but you'll get folks on the same team who have shared your history and know where you are in your program. The gym floor is actually a lot of fun. It's kind of like a playground for grown-up people. They have a half basketball court, exercise balls, and weight machines and cardio equipment of all kinds, all in excellent condition. They also have an extensive set of free weights ranging from 1 pound on up, and stretchy exercise bands. My team worked my butt off, but they were kind and supportive and asked lots of questions about pain levels. I was able to gain a lot more range of movement and reduce the amount of pain I was experiencing in 11 weeks, and they sent me home with a set of weight training and stretching exercises to continue at home.

A few months ago my mom had foot surgery to repair a break in her heel. About 3 weeks ago she was…read morefinally given the all-clear to start weight bearing and physical therapy. We had heard good things about Medsport so she decided to start going there. It was definitely the right call. They've been great to her! I stopped in yesterday during one of her appointments and observed the exercises they were doing with her and I was really impressed. You could tell they were really working on strengthening not just her foot but the whole leg which had been underutilized since she's been off that side since August. The physical therapists were warm and encouraging. They pushed her without being overly agressive. After some stretches and exercises they also took some time to manipulate and massage her foot to really work the muscles deeply. The facility is clean and spacious. When I was there there weren't a ton of patients so it wasn't crowded or overwhelming. The machines very from stuff you'll see at your local gym to some state of the art equipment. They also offer aquatherapy which allows the patient to do work without a lot of the pressure on the injuries that normal workouts might put on them. I've been really impressed with how fast my mom's gotten back on her feet. She's already walking without crutches around the house. A lot of it is her own determination to get back to normal by diligently working on her exercises at home but I also have to credit MedSport for their fantastic work as well. I have back problems and I'm already planning on asking my doctor for a referral to go do some PT there as well.

I had ACL/meniscus surgery by another surgeon and saw Dr. Frush after being urged by my physical…read moretherapist to get a 2nd opinion. He helped me manage the complication (cyclop's lesion) and I'm almost 100% better now. I've talked to many people during physical therapy sessions and both the patients and the therapists highly recommend him for having the best outcomes. Who better to trust? Dr. Frush took his time with each appointment and we were able to discuss everything I needed to cover. I appreciate that he believes in starting conservatively with treatments before going to more invasive solutions. His office staff and PA were very helpful and friendly as well. Can't recommend him more!

Doctor Cooke - rating 5 of 5. He is great, and great with child athletes…read more The DMC and office processes around him 1 of 5 at best. My latest was to arrive - 4-5 weeks after our last appointment with a "we have to redo forms, scan insurance card, drivers license, etc as it's a new year.". Nothing has changed? "Yeah - it's our policy." Really? Policy or complete inefficiency? Inefficiency for sure. I then had to sign 3 printed sheets - (is this 2023? Or 1993?). I received a 3 page receipt which I didn't even need a printed receipt for a $15 copay. Why waste the paper and tree? Why not at least ask me if I wanted or needed? Or even better email if I need it (doubtful). Doctor experience ?- great. Office experience? - terrible.

I hurt my knee pretty bad from acting like I was a marathon runner. I tried doing interval…read moretraining on the treadmill and worked out too hard .. thought I was untouchable and getting in shape for the summer. Being as smart as I am ;-), I knew not to go to my primary physician because they would just send me to the hospital for x-rays. I also knew that if I went to a sports medicine Doctor, they would have an x-ray machine onsite and the doctors specialize in injuries such mine. After some research, and calling around a few places, the DMC Sports Medicine office was accommodating for same day service. The receptionist who answered the phone was so so nice and said she could get me into the office to see Dr. Kakos in the afternoon. As many as you have experienced, the receptionists usually think they are doing us a favor by allowing us to be seen- not a this place. Everyone, including the nurse was very pleasant and helpful. Moving on to Dr. Kakos! He was amazing! He had a great attitude, listened, and very thorough. He explained the pros and cons and how he came to his diagnosis. I am so glad I found a good Doctor that specializes in injuries related to the gym/sports.. etc etc. Also, I was very happy that I didn't wait at all.. I was in and out with a x-ray within 1 hour. If I had gone to the ER, I would have been there for 5-6 hours.

This is the second physical therapy facility I have been sent to for the same injury. They…read moreperformed their own assessment of my injuries before receiving what the referring doctor felt the issue was. Their treatment plan based upon their assessment has provided me more relief in two weeks than in 18 visits with the prior physical therapy facility.

Wertz physical therapy helped me when no one else could/would. They treated me with respect and…read moredignity. Even though my masses kept spending, they helped me take back my life. First we started slow, I had no idea what to expect. As I was able to tolerate more treatment, they helped me incorporate techniques I could do at home and really supported me through the whole process. Even though I was referred to University of Michigan specialty care. I have contemplated going back for physical therapy because they are so good. I hope this helps you in your health journey. Sincerely, Rose

This place is horrible. Dirty. And we waited legitimately all day for this. Honestly absolutely…read morepathetic. Jake is NOT a professional. It was just a small fracture and the staff did anything but address it. If you value your health and your time DO NOT come here.

One thing I noticed is people do not like to wear gloves around this place. I'm not putting blame…read moreon anyone but it sure is funny my son now has an infected incision site a month post-op. I like my son's doctor but question the actions of the female PA-C.

I have been going to the Flint facility for Advanced Physical Therapy for a month now and the two…read moretherapists who have been helping me ( Mary and Emily) are the best. I do not know how extend my appreciativeness for their care and professionalism in taking care of me. My recovery time has been phenomenal, much faster than I thought it would take. Kudos for these two stalwart individuals and their care to those they attend to.

Very friendly staff and front desk receptionists! A lot of recovery has to do with enjoying the…read moreprocess, and I can definitely say this APTC location made that happen. I would not recommend this place for someone who needs direction; after the first time, you pretty much do the exercises on your own without guidance. You mainly work with assistants as opposed to the physical therapist, but they all seem knowledgeable so it is not a deterrent.