Just "graduated" from close to 9 months of physical therapy after a surgery. Went for treatment…read moreevery week, sometimes twice a week, from being immobile (after surgery) to now fully mobile with excellent range of motion, and knowledge of how to maintain the health of the muscles and bones, with correct exercise. It took some time but it is all worthwhile because it is for my health. Everyone in the office, from administrative staff to the therapists, was very friendly and helpful. All the therapists were knowledgeable and very patient. The massage that they did was crucial and helpful as part of the healing journey. I had experience in a couple of other places before I came to B&C, and B&C has been the best & would wholeheartedly recommend this facility.

During my 6 months of treatment here, I have had very positive experiences with all of the staff…read moremembers! They have been communicative, organized, and attentive to detail. Boris, the PT I worked with, was very friendly and helped me resolve the issue I came in with. He shared lots of useful advice in regards to working out that I have been able to apply to daily life. Receiving treatment here has been transformative for my physical health and I would not hesitate to recommend others to come here.

I hurt my knee and saw a ortho. He gave me a list of PTs they recommended and Yonemoto PT was on…read morethe list. Due to the high reviews, I made a appt and started working with Mary, DPT. Everyone in the office was professional, nice and patient & Mary was great! She would change up my exercise regime when I started getting stronger, to further challenge me. Since I'm 65 years old, she also gave other exercise suggestions for increasing my balance and for my bones since I also have osteoporosis. I learned alot and if I hurt myself again, I'll return to Yonemoto PT. Thank you Mary!

I came here for some, "older lady body issues." I thought Yonemoto was very nice and she has a…read morecalm voice. She taught me the necessary exercises and took her time to explain and answer any of my questions. The area is clean and cozy, with many PT's working on patients.

Jeffery is very knowledgeable and patient! Took his time to assess my complaints/injury every…read moresingle time. Had about 6 sessions and every session he showed the same diligence in his assessments. He would take videos of my run form, give feedback and explain why certain movements can cause muscles strain/ discomfort! I had persistent knee pain that would not go away. I've tried massage, acupuncture, rest, stretching but nothing would resolve the issue. After 2 sessions with Jeffery, I started noticing significant improvement with pain relief and run performance. Every session Jeffery would build on the exercise and send videos/training schedule on an app. The app was very helpful, with daily reminders for exercises and help me adhere to my rehab goals. I've been pain free after my 6 session and would likely return for sessions to help with performances /strengthening exercises

Highly recommend! Jeff is the best pt out there. Very knowledgeable and will get you to no pain in…read moreno time. I had really bad chronic hip pain for a year and now I am pain free.

Very well established medical office the foundation was laid by some credible prominent Chinese men.read more

They don't pick up the phone! We had to pick another orthopedic dr coz it was ridiculous…read more They just don't pick up the phone AT ALL! We tried for 3 days! Wow!!!

dr Huang has helped me tremendously first with my shoulder after surgery then my lower back. I have…read morebeen in pain for 30 years and now it is going down my legs. Dr. Huang showed me today how to reduce the pain just by doing core . Not magic, but very helpful.

Dr. Huang takes his time to understand why my hip was numb and showed me, correct it me on how to…read moredo the exercises at home using my abs to circulate my muscle while keeping my feet and legs straight and had me train in the exam room. Most importantly just like any therapy got to speak up where the pain and train at home. Thanks so much!

Well, yesterday was a particularly tiresome day with my neck... I popped a pain pill and dozed off…read morearound 10:30pm. My eyes opened to the tune of SuperMan. It's Not Easy by the FIVE FOR FIGHTING, and I literally rolled out of bed and began with my yoga stretches and poses. Then I jumped on my WITHINGS BODY CARDIO smart scale and took my reading and then entered my closet and grabbed my 800 gram Turkish Cotton bathrobe (waterworks) and my ugg slippers and navigated myself towards the bathroom and reached inside the shower and turned on the body sprays (2) and the hand shower(1). I continued disrobing and entered the shower and began scrub-bing, and then I grabbed my Sonicare and dollop-ed toothpaste on and began scrub-bing my teeth and tongue Next, I scrub my scalp and turn on my rain shower and rinse. I reach out and grab my bathsheet 800 gram (Water Works) and towel off and then reach for my bathrobe 800gram Turkish Cotton (Water Works) and slip on my slippers (ugg). I enter my bedroom and enter my closet and begin selecting something comfortable but warm for this mornings session of physical therapy with Brian. I thumbed thru my long-sleeved tee's and choose a vintage striped tee in kelly green and royal blue.(polo circa 2012) and then oversized Chino shorts with draw string and button and zipper in weathered navy (polo circa 2010) and my full zip tennis sweat shirt in white and Wimbledon green (polo circa 2009) and my trusty pair of Sperrys in weathered navy. I walk into the kitchen and prepare a cup of hot tea with organic honey and a slice of cinnamon loaf and return to the bedroom, and take my prescriptions. I'm heading to San Gabriel Valley Physical Therapy about 8:20am. and find myself running upstairs towards the studio. This morning, I work with Brian and discover a new sense of recovery. I'm working through my stretches and poses, and then.... oh joy! Traction! I love me some traction ! I place in my ear buds and turn on some instrumentals and close my eyes and began to drift. My session was completed and I head up to the counter and check if my referrals have been sent. Sadly they have yet to be sent and so I thank everyone and I am told that I would be notified and wished well.

It's important to understand that they don't fix you. They just show you how to fix yourself…read more Physical therapy is an active approach to getting better, as opposed to chiro or massage where you are passive and get worked on. You may leave feeling better but it doesn't last. I went into SGV Phys Therapy with back pain and a limp. Three appointments with Ivy and I felt a little better. But the main thing is I left with a recipe of exercises and a schedule for which to do, how often, how much. Following the instructions and my back is better than it's been in years.

My experience at HealthFit working with Erika was exactly what I was hoping for. Starting BJJ again…read moreafter a multi-year hiatus was difficult; movements that used to feel easy suddenly felt as though they could lead to injury. Erika carefully considered my goals and was incredibly thoughtful in tailoring treatment to help me get back to doing what I wanted to do. I also found her optimism infectious and genuinely supportive. The front desk staff are wonderful as well. Every experience I had with them was welcoming and efficient.

I had a great experience working with Dr. Erika Olofson! I came in for help with my shoulder…read moreresulting from overuse during pickleball, and Erika helped me get back to my usual active routine. This was my first foray into physical therapy and I wasn't quite sure what to expect, but Erika put me at ease from our first session together. She took the time to listen and observe in order to properly diagnose the issue and come up with a treatment plan that actually worked. She's a genuine pleasure to work with and she gets results! Thank you, Erika!!

Great service for my daughter speech therapy. C.J. our speech therapy is very good at what she…read moredoes. We highly recommended

Today is the last day for my daughter's physical therapy. Ok ur experience with TES and Heather…read morehave been great!!! We went from an infant not crawling and not being able to stand being on her tummy to try to a toddler walking all over the place happily we highly recommend TES. The love and care they have in their clients is great.

Appreciated the care I received from the doctors and staff when I injured my lower back.read more

Great care and staff was accommodating. I've been to other orthopedics centers for my back and the…read moreDr.'s and staff know took great care of me. I've never felt better after my visit on Wednesday.

As a physician I have dealt with many skilled nursing facilities. Monterey Park Convalescent…read moreHospital, in my opinion, is one of the best SNF's I have ever encountered. The care, compassion, and professionalism of all the staff including Nurses, PT, OT, Activities director, CNA's etc. is unparalleled. The staff goes above and beyond their job titles to give each patient tender loving care. If I could give them more than 5 stars I would. Dr. Saundra A Mills MD, FACEP

I would not recommend this convalescent hospital to families caring for loved ones with dementia or…read moreAlzheimer's disease. My father stayed at this facility for approximately one month, and during that time it became clear that the staff lacked sufficient training and experience in managing patients with dementia-related behaviors, particularly sundown syndrome. On one occasion, I received a phone call at 1:00 a.m. asking me to come to the facility because my father was awake, talking, and bothering the nursing staff. About two weeks later, I received another call at 5:00 a.m. with the same request. During that call, I was told that if I did not come in, they would transfer my father to another facility. As a family member, I understand that caring for dementia patients can be challenging, but these behaviors are common symptoms of the disease and should be expected in a facility that accepts patients with dementia and Alzheimer's. It was concerning to feel pressured to come in during the middle of the night because the staff could not adequately manage his condition. My disappointment continued after my father's discharge. The discharge coordinator, Ms. Wang, informed us that she would submit the paperwork to begin the IHSS (In-Home Supportive Services) application process on our behalf and told us we should receive documentation within one to one-and-a-half weeks. After 1.5 weeks passed without receiving anything, I contacted her and was told she would look into it. When another 1.5 weeks went by with no update, I personally visited the IHSS office to check on the status of my father's application. To my shock, I was informed that no application had ever been started. As a result, we lost three valuable weeks waiting for a process that had never been initiated. Had we been told the truth from the beginning, I could have submitted the application myself and avoided the delay. Families caring for elderly loved ones already have enough stress without being given inaccurate information that affects important support services. Overall, my experience was extremely disappointing. The facility demonstrated a lack of preparedness for dementia patients and failed to follow through on important discharge-related responsibilities. I hope management takes steps to improve staff training and communication so that other families do not experience similar issues.